Description
The July 2, 1984 issue of Newsweek Magazine, featuring a striking cover showcasing Robert Taylor from the iconic film 'Beat Street', is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines. This vintage issue provides a fascinating snapshot of pop culture and the political landscape of the time, making it an interesting addition to any collection.
This particular issue captures the vibrant energy of the 1980s, including key themes in entertainment, national affairs, and international news. It features notable articles such as:
- Mondale: searching for a running mate
- Breaking out: America goes dancing (cover story)
- Tough signals from Moscow
- A controversial new book on the Kennedys
As a collectible vintage magazine, it provides insight into the events that shaped a generation. Whether you're a fan of historical journalism or simply intrigued by the pop culture of the time, this Newsweek issue is a valuable find.
Condition is an important factor for vintage magazines. This magazine is in great shape considering its age, showing only minor wear on the edges. The pristine cover and the contents maintain their integrity, enhancing its value for collectors. Each item comes with a plastic protective covering to ensure it stays in excellent shape over time.
Take advantage of combined shipping options available—just ask! You're sure to appreciate owning this vintage gem that not only provides entertainment but also serves as a unique piece of history.
Check out the visual appeal with the accompanying image below:
With its historical significance and delightful content, this July 1984 issue of Newsweek is a prized collectible for anyone interested in vintage magazines, the cultural zeitgeist of the 1980s, and the evolution of media during an exciting era. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of media history!