Description
Discover a piece of history with this Life Magazine Lot of 4 Full Month from July 1955, featuring the issues dated July 4, 11, 18, and 25. These magazines provide a fascinating glimpse into America during a pivotal time in the Civil Rights Era. Each issue is a treasure trove of historical insights, captivating stories, and striking visuals that reflect the culture and events of the 1950s.
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Life Magazine July 4, 1955 - July Fourth Fireworks
Inside, you'll find reports on significant events such as:
- The 10th Birthday Party of the U.N.
- Insights into the tumultuous events in Argentina.
Experience the lively and colorful discussions of the time through articles that cover everything from science to cinema, including:
- A pictorial essay on the enduring spirit of the Fourth of July celebrations.
- A feature on the remarkable individuals who shaped the Constitution.
Next, the Life Magazine July 11, 1955 features actress Susan Strasberg on the cover:
This issue encapsulates various themes, including:
- A look at the struggles within the New York garment industry.
- Exciting tales of a Texas family's H-bomb shelter test.
Moving on to the Life Magazine July 18, 1955, with Audrey Hepburn gracing the cover:
This issue features captivating articles such as:
- Ma, They're Makin' Eyes? - Insight into U.S.-Russian relations.
- Coverage of the Louisiana sugar strike that escaped the headlines.
Finally, the Life Magazine July 25, 1955, wraps up this remarkable lot, giving you a complete view of the month:
Each issue is not only a window into the past but also a collectible piece of art, perfect for both history buffs and nostalgia seekers. Don’t miss out on owning these iconic artifacts that provide an illustrative narrative of a transformative era in American history.