Description
Step back into one of the most pivotal eras in American history with this rare collection of Life Magazine issues from November 1958. This lot includes four complete issues dated November 3, 10, 17, and 24, providing a unique glimpse into the Civil Rights Movement and the cultural shifts of the time. Each magazine captures a moment in history, featuring impactful articles and stunning photography that tell the story of a nation in transition.
Highlights of the Collection:
- Engaging articles covering national events, social issues, and cultural milestones of late 1958.
- Remarkable photographic essays that bring history to life, making it perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
Here’s a brief look into what each issue contains:
Life Magazine - November 3, 1958
Features include “The Aga Khan: Senior at Harvard” and explorations of significant events like the closing of schools in the South, leading to the "Lost Class of 1959", all captured through the lens of esteemed photographers Francis Miller and Paul Schutzer. Expect insights on the arrival of Student Queen Frederika of Greece as well.
Life Magazine - November 10, 1958
This issue showcases the public's reverence for Pope John XXIII and discusses vital topics such as desegregation strategies articulated by Attorney General Rogers. It also explores everyday life and modern living through various articles, combining the mundane with the extraordinary.
Life Magazine - November 17, 1958
Focusing on the Rockefeller family in New York, this magazine delves into the lives of America’s elite while shedding light on broader social themes of the era. It also features notable public reactions to political issues, perfectly capturing the zeitgeist of late 1958.
Life Magazine - November 24, 1958
This issue wraps up the collection with insights into major events shaping the future of America, focusing on societal challenges and triumphs from a unique perspective.
Each magazine is a treasure trove of visual and historical information. Perfect for framing or adding to your collection, these issues not only serve as individual artifacts but as an exceptional resource for understanding America’s Civil Rights Era. Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of history!