Description
Introducing the LIBERTY MAGAZINE, September 30, 1939 issue. This vintage magazine features the landmark article "ALCOHOLICS and GOD" by Morris Markey, which marks the first major media coverage of Alcoholics Anonymous. An essential read for collectors of vintage magazines and enthusiasts of historical publications, this issue showcases a pivotal moment in society's approach to addiction recovery.
The September 1939 edition of LIBERTY MAGAZINE captures the spirit of the late 1930s, providing insights into the cultural attitudes toward alcohol addiction during a transformative time in American history. This particular issue not only serves as a significant reflection on the beginnings of Alcoholics Anonymous but also denotes a broader shift in the public's perception of addiction and recovery. Therefore, it stands as a collector's item with immense historical value.
In terms of condition, this vintage issue is in good shape, retaining its original charm despite minor wear typical for its age. It comes without a label, indicating its newsstand origins, and is currently protected by a plastic covering to ensure preservation. The magazine has a few marks on the surface and some wear on the binding, which does not detract from its display-worthy quality. Please refer to the accompanying images for a clear view of the magazine's condition.
Key Features:
- Historical Significance: The first major media mention of Alcoholics Anonymous, providing a crucial perspective on the evolution of recovery narratives.
- Collector's Item: A must-have for vintage magazine enthusiasts and anyone interested in the history of addiction recovery.
Take a closer look at the images below to see this remarkable piece of history:
This September edition of LIBERTY MAGAZINE is more than just a reading material; it’s a collectible piece of history and a rare opportunity to own a part of American cultural evolution. Don’t miss out on adding this valuable vintage magazine to your collection!