Description
Step back in time with the December 26, 1966 edition of Newsweek Magazine, featuring the iconic Jacqueline Kennedy and exploring the profound impact of a presidential death. This vintage magazine provides a compelling glimpse into a pivotal moment in American history, capturing the emotional response to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and its aftermath.
The cover art features a poignant image of Jacqueline Kennedy, showcasing her grace during a tumultuous time. The rich, detailed articles within reflect the public's mood and the significant events that followed the tragic loss of a beloved leader. As a collector's item, this magazine is not just a reading material; it's a piece of history that resonates with nostalgia and remembrance.
This edition is in good condition, considering its age, and comes complete with a protective plastic covering to help preserve its quality. While the magazine has an address label on the front and some minor wear, these characteristics add to its authenticity and charm. Please note that there is some writing inside, which can be seen in the accompanying photos.
- Authentic vintage publication offering a unique historical perspective.
- Includes detailed articles that explore the national grief and media coverage following the assassination.
Whether you are a history buff, a collector of vintage magazines, or simply someone interested in the legacy of the Kennedy family, this magazine is a must-have. It stands as a testament to a significant era in American culture and politics.
Don’t miss out on owning a piece of history. Add this collector's item to your collection today!
