Description
Look Magazine – April 11, 1939 – Charles Lindbergh Cover (No Label, VG Condition)
This April 11, 1939 issue of Look Magazine features aviation icon Charles Lindbergh on the cover, spotlighting him as one of America’s most enigmatic and controversial public figures of the time. The lead articles, including “Lindbergh—Mystery Man” and “What Washington Thinks of Lindbergh” by renowned journalists Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen, explore the aviator’s evolving public image and political stances during a pivotal pre-WWII moment.
Other highlights from this richly illustrated issue include:
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"The 10 Most Interesting Women" by actor Tyrone Power
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“The Truth About Cancer” – a public health article addressing common misconceptions
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A feature on lion cubs, children's trends, and new technology for kids
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Movie features including “How Tall Are Movie Stars?” and a preview of Hound of the Baskervilles
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World affairs content on the new pope’s challenges, Hitler's fears, and European tensions
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A profile of industrial designer Raymond Loewy, titled “Streamline Genius”
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Radio, sports, and classic Photocrime and quiz segments
Condition:
This issue is in very good condition with minor edge wear consistent with age. There is no mailing label, and the exact magazine shown in the listing is the one you will receive. Please refer to photos for condition details.
We offer combined shipping upon request. All magazines are shipped with protective plastic covering to ensure preservation during transit.