McCall's Magazine October 1952 Winter Cottons in Firewood Colors by Estelle Lane


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Step back in time with the McCall's Magazine from October 1952, showcasing the charming theme of "Winter Cottons in Firewood Colors" as created by the talented Estelle Lane. This delightful magazine is a treasure trove for vintage fashion enthusiasts and collectors alike. Whether you're a stylist, an avid fan of retro culture, or someone who appreciates the grace of bygone eras, this magazine holds a unique place in the hearts of many.

In good condition for its age, this edition features some signs of wear, maintaining its vintage charm and authenticity. The magazine does hold an address label on the front, a subtle reminder of its journey through time. While there are minor imperfections throughout the pages, this only adds character, making it a perfect collectible piece.

This magazine will be shipped with a plastic protective cover to ensure it arrives safely at your doorstep. You can rest easy knowing it is shielded from extra wear and tear. Below are some features and benefits of this magazine:

  • Unique Vintage Content: Discover fascinating articles and stunning fashion layouts that capture the essence of the 1950s.
  • Great for Collectors: A rare find for vintage enthusiasts looking to add a genuine piece of history to their collection.

As you browse through the pages, you might notice some marks and subtle creases—these are simply reminders of the magazine's storied past. A careful inspection of the binding reveals gentle wear, suggesting this magazine has been cherished. There are a few creases on the front as well. For your convenience, high-quality images have been included to demonstrate the magazine's condition.

See the images below to appreciate this captivating piece of history:

McCall's Magazine October 1952 Cover

Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a slice of vintage magazine history. With its beautiful illustrations and timeless fashion insights, McCall's Magazine from October 1952 is more than just a publication; it’s a cherished artifact that transcends generations.

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