Description
Discover a remarkable piece of history with this Life Magazine Lot of 4 Full Month of May 1941. This collection features four distinct editions from May 5, 12, 19, and 26, 1941, bringing the captivating stories and imagery of the World War II era right to your fingertips.
Each magazine showcases the ongoing events and social changes occurring in a time when the world was facing unprecedented challenges. The May 5 issue highlights significant moments, such as America's stance on global conflict and the unveiling of the Huey Long statue in the Capitol. Also featured is a fascinating photographic essay on Harvard University—an exceptional glimpse into academic life during wartime.
The May 12 edition covers important news, including President Roosevelt’s call for a seven-day workweek as the U.S. defense efforts ramp up. The edition also features the fascinating story of famous violinist Fritz Kreisler, who had a stroke of ill fate, alongside educational articles that shed light on one-room schools in Montana.
The third magazine in the set, dated May 19, introduces contemporary fashion, showcasing floppy hats and discussing the fashion statements of that era. It also covers President Roosevelt’s consecration of Wilson's birthplace as a national shrine, placing a spotlight on cultural commemorations significant to American history.
Finally, the May 26 magazine wraps up the month with more captivating stories and striking imagery featuring wartime events.
- Historic Value: Each magazine represents a window into the past, offering insights into WWII-era America.
- Collectible Condition: These editions are perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone looking to add unique touches to their decor.
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