Description
Step back in time with this exclusive Life Magazine Lot featuring four full issues from December 1955: the 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th. This bundle captures a momentous era in American history—the Civil Rights Era—while also providing a glimpse into culture, events, and society during that time. Whether you're a history buff, a collector, or just curious about how life was back then, this collection is a treasure trove of insights.
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Life Magazine December 5, 1955 - Highlights
- Exclusive insights from the 1955 Civil Rights Era.
- Unique photographic essays and intriguing articles that reflect the period.
Featured articles include:
- THE WEEK'S EVENTS: The Soviet Happiness Boys in “The Road to India” – Pg. 43
- EDITORIAL: Let’s Not Quit While Winning – Pg. 58
This issue also features a significant photographic essay titled “Comfort in Sadness,” which captures the heartbreak of families coping with leukemia, beautifully depicted by renowned photographer Allan Grant.
Life Magazine December 12, 1955 - Highlights
- Explore pivotal discussions about education and labor.
- Discover fascinating stories like “The Mystery of the Joyita.”
With thought-provoking features on the merging of labor unions and sees the world through the eyes of a unique editorial exploring the shape of things to come, this issue is both informative and entertaining.
Life Magazine December 19, 1955 - Highlights
Each magazine is filled with articles that not only recount the events of the time but also showcase the fashions, lifestyles, and technologies emerging within society.
Life Magazine December 26, 1955 - Highlights
Rounding out this collection, historian's and enthusiasts will appreciate articles delving into political and cultural reflections that shaped America in this unforgettable decade.
Don’t miss this chance to own a piece of history. These magazines are not merely collectibles—they are portals to the past.