Description
Discover a nostalgic slice of history with the Life Magazine Lot of 5, featuring the full month of June 1947. This unique collection includes editions from June 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30, each packed with captivating stories and iconic photography that defined an era.
The June 2, 1947 issue showcases actress Jane Greer on the cover and delves into significant events of the week. Highlights include:
- Lynch Trial Makes Southern History
- Editorials on the State of the Nation and U.S. Steel's stockholders meeting
Dive into photo essays like the Congo Mission, and enjoy features on fashion trends such as stunning white dresses.
The June 9, 1947 edition features a Young Ballerina on the cover and includes articles on the Indianapolis Auto Race and the challenges of housing in post-war America. Readers will appreciate:
- Visual stories from the Canadian Rockies
- Insights into the science of intelligence and fashion highlights from Fifth Avenue
This issue also covers significant events like the U.S. airlines' challenges and an exploration into new musical trends.
Next, the June 16, 1947 issue features Cape Hatteras and discusses the U.S. defense landscape post-WWII. It includes engaging articles such as:
- Phony Peace Editorial
- Coverage of cultural phenomena, including a feature on a Breton Fisherman’s widow
This issue also shines a light on the social dynamics of the period.
Further enriching this lot, the June 23, 1947 edition’s cover story and articles continue to engage with compelling narratives and stunning visuals from various events and moments that characterized the time.
Finally, the June 30, 1947 magazine rounds out this set, ensuring you have a comprehensive glimpse into a pivotal month in American history.
This lot is a perfect gift for collectors, history buffs, or anyone looking to reminisce about a remarkable era. Grab this collection today and own a piece of the past!
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