Cover of Esquire Magazine April 1980 titled 'Somewhere the Duke is Smiling' featuring an artistic depiction of a cowboy with angel wings, encapsulating themes of culture and nostalgia.
Contents page of Esquire Magazine April 1980 showing the issue's features including articles on culture and society, underlining the publication's role in early 1980s journalism.
Interior page of Esquire Magazine April 1980 illustrating an article titled 'Oil's No Problem,' discussing economic issues with an accompanying illustration, showcasing the magazine's insightful commentary.
Advertisement page in Esquire Magazine April 1980 featuring a man holding a glass of Myers's Rum, promoting the product with a tagline about quality and taste.
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Cover of Esquire Magazine April 1980 titled 'Somewhere the Duke is Smiling' featuring an artistic depiction of a cowboy with angel wings, encapsulating themes of culture and nostalgia.Contents page of Esquire Magazine April 1980 showing the issue's features including articles on culture and society, underlining the publication's role in early 1980s journalism.Interior page of Esquire Magazine April 1980 illustrating an article titled 'Oil's No Problem,' discussing economic issues with an accompanying illustration, showcasing the magazine's insightful commentary.Advertisement page in Esquire Magazine April 1980 featuring a man holding a glass of Myers's Rum, promoting the product with a tagline about quality and taste.

Esquire Magazine April 1980 Somewhere John Wayne is Smiling

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This vintage magazine, Esquire Magazine April 1980, features a captivating cover theme titled "Somewhere John Wayne is Smiling." This issue showcases the quintessential charm and cultural significance of the early 1980s, providing a window into the social landscape of the time. Esquire has long been celebrated for its distinctive blend of journalism, cultural commentary, and artistic expression, making this April 1980 issue a collectible piece for any vintage magazine enthusiast.

This April issue dives deep into various engaging topics, offering readers a stimulating discourse on issues that shaped America’s cultural attitudes. With articles ranging from the rising prominence of sperm banks to a thoughtful critique on the changing values in society, this magazine captures a pivotal moment in American history.

Among the featured articles are:

  • "Souls on Ice" by Jesse Kornbluth, tackling the ethical implications of sperm banks.
  • "Why I Live Where I Live" by Walker Percy, where the Southern novelist reflects on life in Covington, Louisiana.
  • "The End of the Soft Line" by Peter W. Kaplan, advocating for resilience in America’s evolving social framework.
  • "Dee Dee Ramone Didn’t Wanna Be a Pinhead No More" by Frank Rose, exploring the punk rock legend's surprising shift to a domestic lifestyle.
  • "Death Row Text" by Robert Friedman, presenting a harrowing exploration of life on death row.

In addition to the featured articles, readers can expect insightful sections on fashion, literature, politics, and pop culture, all drenched in the classic Esquire wit. Notable contributions come from acclaimed writers such as Richard Reeves, Vivian Gornick, and Geoffrey Norman, ensuring a diverse and enriching reading experience.

This issue is in good condition, with the item shown being the exact one you will receive. Minor wear typical of a vintage publication can be expected, enhancing its authenticity and value as a collectible.

Shipping and handling:

  • Combined shipping is available upon request.
  • Each magazine comes with a protective plastic covering for preservation purposes.

This Esquire vintage issue stands as a remarkable collector’s piece, ideal for anyone interested in classic journalism, vintage culture, and historical snapshots of America in the 1980s.

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