Description
Discover a captivating piece of history with this Life Magazine Lot of 5 Full Month of November 1968. This collection features five iconic issues from November 1968: the 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th. These magazines not only reflect an important era in American history but also showcase compelling stories, striking photography, and vivid reporting that defined the time.
Each magazine in this lot celebrates a unique aspect of life in November 1968. For instance, the November 1, 1968 issue features Jackie Kennedy Onassis's wedding, delving into the glamorous yet heavy reality of her new life after Camelot. You’ll find insightful articles such as:
- “The Presidency: For the Next Man: a Deeply Changed Job” by Hugh Sidey
- “The Triumph of Apollo” covering the achievements of the space race.
The November 8, 1968 issue highlights Vietnam and its casualties through the poignant story of a girl named Tron. This emotional narrative, captured in powerful photography, gives readers a look into the hardships faced by those in war-torn regions.
- Insightful reviews on cinema and literature, including "Funny Girl" and “The American University” by Jacques Barzun.
- Engaging features on societal issues, making these issues relevant even today.
The November 15, 1968 issue marks the beginning of the Nixon Era, discussing the shifting landscape of American politics. Each article is a window into the thoughts and feelings of Americans during this transformative time.
Rounding out the month, the November 22nd and November 29th editions continue to explore significant cultural moments and public sentiment. From education reform discussions to the implications of war, these magazines are not just reading material; they're a time capsule.
This Life Magazine collection is ideal for collectors, history buffs, and anyone interested in the powerful narratives of the past. Enjoy flipping through these iconic magazines that encapsulate the zeitgeist of late 1960s America.