Description
Step back in time with this exceptional collection of *Life Magazine* issues from August 1968. This lot includes five full months of captivating stories and iconic covers dating back to a pivotal moment in American history. Each magazine in this collection offers a unique glimpse into the culture, politics, and events shaping the world during the tumultuous summer of '68.
Collection Details:
This lot features the following issues:
- August 2, 1968 - Cover: Governor George Wallace, Spoiler from the South
- August 9, 1968 - Cover: Stack-up Air Traffic Jam
- August 16, 1968 - Cover: Nixon and Agnew Finale at Miami Beach
- August 23, 1968 - Look back at the week’s events.
- August 30, 1968 - Final wrap-up of a historic month.
Each magazine is filled with insightful articles. For instance, the August 2 issue features a powerful piece by Hugh Sidey on the presidency titled "Quiet Pride in the Old Home Town." It also covers cultural critiques from leading literary figures of the time.
On August 9, readers dive into a discussion about the increasing pressure of air traffic in the U.S., representing a growing concern as the nation faced rapid changes. Peter Young’s deep analysis of the showdown in Prague captures the tensions that defined the year.
The issues from August showcase pivotal moments in American politics, arts, and social movements, all beautifully chronicled by *Life Magazine*. Each edition not only tells the story of the time but also provides a window into the thoughts and feelings of the American public.
Key Features:
- Historic publications from a notable era in U.S. history.
- Diverse topics illuminated through articles and stunning photography.
Don’t miss the chance to own this remarkable lot of *Life Magazine* from August 1968. Whether you're a collector, history buff, or simply looking to relive the past, this set will surely captivate and inspire you.
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