Description
Discover a truly remarkable piece of history with this vintage issue of Fortune Magazine, dated November 10, 1986. This edition prominently features an in-depth cover story on the infamous Mafia boss Anthony "Fat Tony" Salerno, providing readers with an intriguing glimpse into the world of organized crime in America.
This highly collectible magazine explores the dynamics of the $50-billion-a-year organized crime industry, paralleling its operations with modern corporate strategies. It delves into the power struggles, wealth, and influence exerted by key crime figures, while also highlighting law enforcement efforts to dismantle their profit centers. Such insights make this issue an essential read for enthusiasts of crime history, law enforcement tactics, and business strategy.
The November 10, 1986, issue of Fortune Magazine, often hailed as a pivotal moment in media history, captures the essence of its time, offering a captivating narrative that has lost none of its allure. This vintage magazine is perfect for collectors and history buffs alike, serving as a fascinating reference point on the evolution of both crime and business practices over the decades.
Condition: This magazine is in very good condition, featuring minor wear on the edges that is typical for its age. It comes with a plastic protective covering for added preservation, ensuring that you receive the item exactly as shown in the images.
Key Features:
- Detailed articles investigating the lives of top Mafia bosses and the intricacies of their operations.
- An insightful look at how outside consultants, such as lawyers and financiers, intertwine with organized crime.
This is a must-have collector's item for anyone interested in vintage magazines and the rich tapestry of crime history in America. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of this captivating narrative.
