Description
Step back in time with this unique collection of Life Magazine issues from July 1942. This listing features a captivating lot of four complete magazines, dated July 6, 13, 20, and 27, each providing a window into a pivotal moment during the Second World War.
These magazines are not just reading material; they are historical artifacts that capture the essence of wartime America. From reflections on military events to vibrant photographs, these publications are filled with intriguing articles and stunning visuals.
Here’s a sneak peek of what you’ll find in each issue:
Life Magazine July 6, 1942 includes compelling features such as:
- The Week's Events: "Then Conquer We Must"
- A photographic essay titled "The Fighting South"
This issue discusses critical events like the struggle for Sevastopol, the toll of submarines along the Atlantic, and the first casualties returning from Alaska.
Life Magazine July 13, 1942 features particularly engaging articles, including:
- The Battle for Egypt, penned by Clare Boothe.
- A piece on aerial gunners protecting long-range bombers.
This issue highlights interesting events from Oklahoma politics to wartime Hollywood.
Life Magazine July 20, 1942 showcases:
- The Axis Campaigns and U.S. efforts abroad.
- Stunning fashion statements with the spotlight on Betty Hess’s short coat fashion.
This issue delves into major events, including the attack on Pearl Harbor and the flattened cities of England.
Finally, Life Magazine July 27, 1942 wraps up the month with its compelling insights that resonate to this day. Each magazine not only includes articles but also cultural reflections of the time, making this lot a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts.
Please note: Images shown for this listing are stock images. The actual items you will receive may vary from those shown. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to own a piece of history!