Description
Discover a piece of history with the Esquire Magazine May 23, 1978. This vintage issue, titled The Squeezing of Americans, provides an insightful look into the economic pressures and cultural shifts in the late 1970s. Highlighting crucial topics such as inflation and the financial struggles facing Americans, this magazine serves as an important document capturing the spirit of an era marked by economic uncertainty.
This issue is particularly noteworthy for its hard-hitting analysis and in-depth investigative pieces. Readers will find articles on taxes, media, sports, and law, all framed within the context of a society grappling with inflation. Notable articles include:
- Getting By on $100,000 a Year by Andrew Tobias - A revealing examination of how inflation affects the affluent, revealing the shrinking value of money.
- Just Staying Even by William Flanagan - Practical budgeting strategies to combat the rising costs of living.
This magazine is a valuable collectible, particularly for those interested in vintage magazines that highlight pivotal moments in history. It is in good condition, exhibiting light wear typical for its age. The exact item shown in this listing is the one you will receive, ensuring authenticity for collectors and historians alike.
In addition to compelling articles, the issue features:
- Will California Send Them a Message on Cutting Taxes? by Richard Reeves - Exploring the implications of proposed tax rollbacks in California.
- The Exploitation of Dorothy Hamill - An engaging look at the struggles of Olympic athletes in the commercial world.
This Esquire vintage issue is not just a magazine; it's a time capsule. It captures significant cultural and economic shifts, making it a must-have for collectors of vintage magazines. With rich content and historical context, it provides a glimpse into the realities faced by Americans during a transformative decade.
Explore the past and add this collectible piece of history to your collection today!