Description
Step back in time with the August 2, 1965 edition of Newsweek Magazine, featuring an iconic cover story on Lyndon B. Johnson and the intricate webs of political power. This magazine encapsulates a pivotal moment in American history when Johnson was navigating the tumultuous waters of his presidency, addressing civil rights, Vietnam, and social reforms.
This vintage magazine comes in good condition, ideal for collectors and history buffs alike. While it is a newsstand edition with no label, minor wear reflects its age and journey. You can explore fascinating articles that dive deep into important issues from the time, providing valuable context for today’s political landscape.
The magazine is protected with a plastic covering, ensuring it remains preserved for years to come. This vital protection helps to prevent damage, while occasional marks are visible. Please take a moment to review the images provided for a closer look.
Key features of this magazine include:
- Historic Value: A time capsule that offers insights into the political climate of mid-1960s America.
- Visual Appeal: The vibrant cover and layout enhance the magazine's collectible nature, making it great for display.
Investing in this Newsweek Magazine not only enriches your collection but also serves as a conversation starter. It’s perfect for history enthusiasts, educators, and anyone with an interest in American political history.
To give you a better idea of its condition, here’s a glimpse of the magazine:
Don’t miss your chance to own this piece of history. Add it to your collection today!