Description
Discover a rare collection of history with this lot of four full issues of Life Magazine from December 1964. Each magazine captures a significant moment in time during the Civil Rights Era, providing a unique glimpse into society and culture. The issues included are dated December 4, 11, 18, and 25, making them a treasured item for collectors and history buffs alike.
The December 4, 1964 issue features a powerful editorial on Congo Martyr Dr. Paul Carlson, reflecting on the turbulent events in Africa. Along with gripping news stories, enjoy lively reviews of literature, music, and movies that showcase the cultural atmosphere of the time. From discussions on war to captivating human interest stories, this edition highlights various facets of life in the 1960s.
In the December 11, 1964 edition, readers are taken backstage with the Rockettes. This issue offers not only reviews of contemporary issues but also dives into stories about major events happening in Vietnam and beyond. The informative articles about anti-war sentiments and celebrity coverage give insight into American life during this pivotal era.
The December 18 issue brings attention to iconic actress Elizabeth Taylor, alongside important newsworthy events such as the FBI's actions concerning civil rights workers in Mississippi. These articles reflect the society's struggles and triumphs while addressing significant cultural shifts.
The final magazine in this collection, dated December 25, highlights the festive spirit of the season alongside ongoing societal issues. Each magazine is a window into the past, filled with photographs, articles, and advertisements that vividly convey the experiences of an era defined by change.
- Includes four complete issues from December 1964, perfect for collectors and historians.
- Captures the essence of the Civil Rights Era and the cultural landscape of the 1960s.
All magazines are in good condition, maintaining their historic integrity. This collection adds depth to any library or personal collection, inviting readers to reflect on a significant period in American history. Don’t miss the chance to own these pieces of illustrated journalism!