Cover of Esquire Magazine March 1977 featuring the headline 'Kicking Carter While He's Up'. The cover showcases a smiling man with a prominent front teeth gap, indicative of the magazine's political satire and cultural commentary from the era.
Table of contents of Esquire Magazine March 1977 highlighting articles and features including 'Kicking Carter While He's Up!'. This page represents the magazine's diverse content focusing on both fiction and political critique.
Article page from Esquire Magazine March 1977 titled 'The Incident' by Taylor Branch and John Rothchild. The image captures the beginning of an investigative piece illustrating journalism's approach in the late 1970s.
Advertisement for Benson & Hedges 100's cigarettes in Esquire Magazine March 1977, featuring a woman with a cigarette. This reflective ad highlights advertising trends related to tobacco in the magazine's vintage context.
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Cover of Esquire Magazine March 1977 featuring the headline 'Kicking Carter While He's Up'. The cover showcases a smiling man with a prominent front teeth gap, indicative of the magazine's political satire and cultural commentary from the era.Table of contents of Esquire Magazine March 1977 highlighting articles and features including 'Kicking Carter While He's Up!'. This page represents the magazine's diverse content focusing on both fiction and political critique.Article page from Esquire Magazine March 1977 titled 'The Incident' by Taylor Branch and John Rothchild. The image captures the beginning of an investigative piece illustrating journalism's approach in the late 1970s.Advertisement for Benson & Hedges 100's cigarettes in Esquire Magazine March 1977, featuring a woman with a cigarette. This reflective ad highlights advertising trends related to tobacco in the magazine's vintage context.

Esquire Magazine March 1977 Kicking Jimmy Carter While He's Up VG

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This March 1977 issue of Esquire Magazine offers a compelling look at the early presidency of Jimmy Carter, blending incisive political commentary with the wit and humor that Esquire is known for. As a collector of vintage magazines, you won’t want to miss this iconic edition, which explores the social, cultural, and political landscape of the late 1970s.

Featuring the notable article "Kicking Carter While He’s Up!", this issue provides a satirical yet insightful critique of Carter’s rise in Washington, capturing the tone of the era. With contributions from celebrated writers and journalists like Paul Slansky, Harry Stein, and Taylor Branch, it dives deep into the influential topics of the time, making it not just an entertaining read but also a significant piece of political history.

The magazine is in very good condition, showing minor edge wear typical for its age, making it a great collectible for enthusiasts and historians alike. This vintage issue provides a snapshot of 1970s America, a valuable addition to any magazine collection that reflects on the past.

This magazine is a treasure trove of articles and features, including:

  • Political Insight: Sharp critique and analysis of the contemporary political climate.
  • Cultural Commentary: A unique look at trends and social issues of the time.

Don't miss your chance to own this piece of history and add this collectible vintage magazine to your collection. Perfect for fans of Jimmy Carter's presidency, the humor of the 1970s, and for those who appreciate classic Esquire journalism.

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