Life Magazine Lot of 5 Full Month July 1951 2, 9, 16, 23, 30


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Discover a captivating piece of history with this Life Magazine Lot of 5 Full Month of July 1951. This unique collection includes five issues from one significant month in American media history, providing a fascinating snapshot of the world during that time. Each magazine showcases a variety of articles, vibrant photography, and engaging stories that reflect the spirit of the era.

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What’s Inside?

The lot includes:

  • July 2, 1951: Featuring Sgt. John A. Pittman, Medal of Honor recipient. Key highlights include thrilling accounts of worldwide events, such as Korea's state of affairs and a look back at Golf's greatest tournament.
  • July 9, 1951: Covering a summer party in Charlotte, NC, this issue addresses contemporary topics like movies competing with TV and a photogenic Sunday in Korea.

Life Magazine July 2, 1951 Cover

Pg… 11 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Present for a 175th Birthday, Photographed for LIFE by Alfred Eisenstraedt

Pg… 14 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Editorial: We View with Alarm

Life Magazine July 9, 1951 Cover

Pg… 17 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Sunday in Korea, Photographed for LIFE by Joe Scherschel

Pg… 22 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Malik Speaks, World Listens

Keep the spirit of Americana alive as you explore the pages of these historical magazines. Each publication is not only a window into the past but also a fantastic collector's item perfect for enthusiasts of vintage media.

These magazines encapsulate pivotal moments and cultural insights from July 1951, making them a perfect gift for history buffs or a delightful addition to any collection.

Life Magazine July 16, 1951 Cover

Pg… 21 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: One War, at Least, is Concluded

Pg… 26 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Editorials: For a Strong Europe

Don’t miss the chance to own this piece of history. Grab your Life Magazine Lot of 5 Full Month of July 1951 and delve into the riveting narratives reflected in each issue.

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