Description
Step into the past with a piece of history - the Esquire Magazine from September 1947, featuring the captivating title "The Man with The Rubber Legs." This edition is a must-have for vintage magazine collectors and enthusiasts alike, showcasing a unique snapshot of mid-20th-century culture and society.
This magazine is currently in acceptable condition, presenting a charming glimpse into the era it hails from. Please note that it is a newsstand edition and comes without a label, adding to its collectible value. Although there are signs of wear associated with its age, it's these imperfections that contribute to the charm of this vintage item.
Features:
- Original 1947 content with captivating articles and illustrations.
- Protected in a plastic covering to preserve its condition and style.
The magazine shows some expected wear, including marks and rips that are visible in the accompanying photos. We encourage you to take a close look at these images to get a complete understanding of the magazine's condition. It includes slightly worn binding and some writing, both of which tell a story of its journey over the years.
Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of Esquire's legacy. This magazine offers not just reading material, but a portal to a different time, filled with intriguing narratives and timeless perspectives on style and culture. Adding "The Man with The Rubber Legs" to your collection will not only elevate your inventory but also provide a conversation starter about the evolution of media and societal trends.
For your convenience, the magazine is presented with protective plastic covering, ensuring it remains intact for years to come. It combines nostalgia with collectible allure and deserves a spot in any enthusiast’s collection.
Below you will find an image of the magazine:
Embark on a journey through time and enjoy the timeless charm of Esquire’s September 1947 issue!