Description
Discover a fascinating piece of history with this collection of Life Magazine issues from December 1959, featuring four full months: December 7, 14, 21, and 28. These magazines transport you back to a critical time in American history, right in the heart of the Civil Rights Era.
Life Magazine - December 7, 1959
This issue explores significant events, including:
- The betrothal of the Shah and his fiancée, Farah Diba.
- A feature on the twists and turns of Alan Freed's radio career amid payola controversy.
Other articles include a visual essays of famous cartoonists and coverage of Soviet Anti-Semitic drives. Each page bursts with stories that shaped the year, bringing a rich perspective of 1959.
Life Magazine - December 14, 1959
This magazine details extraordinary global events, such as:
- An in-depth look at the Kilauea Iki volcano in Hawaii.
- Insights into President Eisenhower's trip abroad, showcasing America’s foreign relations.
With detailed photography, this issue captures the essence of the late '50s lifestyle, including heartwarming tales of family and tradition.
Life Magazine - December 21, 1959
The third issue continues the cultural exploration with topics that reflect society's ongoing transformation.
Life Magazine - December 28, 1959
Lastly, this issue wraps up the month by presenting the year’s highlights and depicts where society was headed in the coming decade.
Please Note: The images shown for this listing are stock images, and the items you will receive may not be the exact ones depicted. This unique collection offers not just nostalgia but a valuable addition to any archival collection or for those passionate about historical media.