Cover of Look Magazine from January 17, 1939, featuring the title 'Pictures in Color of Hitler's Palace'. It shows a doctor examining a young girl with a stethoscope, highlighting a blend of medical and social commentary in the magazine.
Table of contents from Look Magazine, January 17, 1939, detailing various articles including 'An Open Letter to Doctors' and 'Hitler's Palace in Munich'. This page reflects the diverse topics covered in the issue.
Look Magazine January 17, 1939 feature on Jesse James, showcasing images and a narrative related to the film about the infamous outlaw.
Look Magazine January 17, 1939 page titled 'Attacking a Bomber', illustrating aerial combat techniques with accompanying images.
Look Magazine January 17, 1939 advertisement for Chesterfield cigarettes, featuring a smiling woman promoting the product in a classic vintage style.
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Cover of Look Magazine from January 17, 1939, featuring the title 'Pictures in Color of Hitler's Palace'. It shows a doctor examining a young girl with a stethoscope, highlighting a blend of medical and social commentary in the magazine.Table of contents from Look Magazine, January 17, 1939, detailing various articles including 'An Open Letter to Doctors' and 'Hitler's Palace in Munich'. This page reflects the diverse topics covered in the issue.Look Magazine January 17, 1939 feature on Jesse James, showcasing images and a narrative related to the film about the infamous outlaw.Look Magazine January 17, 1939 page titled 'Attacking a Bomber', illustrating aerial combat techniques with accompanying images.Look Magazine January 17, 1939 advertisement for Chesterfield cigarettes, featuring a smiling woman promoting the product in a classic vintage style.

Look Magazine January 17, 1939 Pictures in Color of Hitler's Palace No Label VG

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Look Magazine – January 17, 1939 – Pictures in Color of Hitler’s Palace in Munich – No Mailing Label – Very Good Condition

This is an original issue of Look Magazine dated January 17, 1939 (Vol. 3, No. 2), featuring one of the earliest and most striking photographic exposés of the Nazi regime’s elite spaces: “Hitler’s Palace in Munich”. Presented in color photos, a rarity for magazines of this era, this feature provides a rare visual tour of Adolf Hitler’s private and ceremonial residence as tensions in Europe neared the brink of World War II. A significant piece of pre-war journalism, it offered American readers a glimpse into the physical trappings of power behind the Third Reich.

The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear on edges consistent with its age. It has no mailing label, preserving the clean look of the cover. The item shown in the photos is exactly the one you will receive.

Contents of This Issue Include:

World Spotlight

  • Hitler’s Palace in Munich – with color photography (p. 26)

American Spotlight

  • An Open Letter to Doctors (p. 6)

  • Government by Relatives by Drew Pearson & Robert S. Allen (p. 30)

People

  • Things You Don’t Know About People You Know (p. 4)

  • Tortured Pictures of Lost Sweethearts (p. 14)

  • Mother Cabrini: She May Become America’s First Saint (p. 24)

  • Foot Comfort for Mrs. Roosevelt (p. 36)

  • Billy Rose: Bantam Barnum (p. 43)

Movies

  • How Animated Cartoons Are Censored (p. 17)

  • Jesse James — A Preview (p. 32)

Science & Modern Living

  • He Sees Moving Things Upside Down (p. 22)

  • Furniture Makes Three Rooms Out of One (p. 38)

  • Costume Jewelry Is Smart (p. 46)

Sports

  • Fishing With a Bow and Arrow (p. 2)

  • Why Budge Hated to Turn Pro by Henry McLemore (p. 12)

  • Two Kinds of Skiers (p. 40)

Humor & Brain Teasers

  • The Man Who Caught a Whale (p. 16)

  • LOOK Laughs (p. 37)

  • Millinery Follies of 1939 (p. 39)

  • Photocrime (p. 42)

  • 20 Questions to Test You (p. 50)

A rare and visually compelling issue that blends pre-war geopolitical coverage with Hollywood, science, fashion, and social commentary. Ideal for collectors of World War II history, vintage journalism, and 1930s cultural ephemera.

All items are shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

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