Playboy Magazine September 1957 Playmate Jacquelyn Prescott Centerfold No Label


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This vintage magazine is the September 1957 issue of Playboy Magazine, featuring the captivating Playmate of the Month, Jacquelyn Prescott. With her stunning centerfold still intact and attached, this edition is a cherished piece of pop culture that introduces readers to the glamour and allure of the late 1950s.

This particular issue is significant in the legendary history of Playboy, capturing a quintessential moment in time when the magazine was reshaping men's entertainment. It is filled with a rich blend of stories, stunning photography, fashion features, cultural reflections, humor, and lifestyle trends that defined an era. This magazine offers a fascinating look into the lifestyles and ideals of the 1950s, making it a valuable addition to any collection of vintage magazines.

Condition-wise, this magazine is in good condition with some water damage, as evidenced in the accompanying photos. However, the original centerfold featuring Jacquelyn Prescott remains fully intact and attached - a critical detail for collectors of Playboy magazines.

This vintage Playboy magazine is not only a collector's item but also an entertaining read, highlighted by intriguing articles and artworks that resonate with the spirit of its time.

  • Featured Fiction: "The Prince and the Gladiator" by Al Morgan
  • Opinion Piece: "Open Season on Guests" by John Steinbeck

For those who appreciate vintage publications, this September 1957 Playboy magazine is a must-have. The vibrant features and the allure of Jacquelyn Prescott as the Playmate of the Month offer an exceptional look back at what influenced pop culture in the mid-20th century.

All magazines are carefully stored and shipped with protective plastic covering to ensure preservation. We also offer combined shipping for multiple purchases!

A must-have for collectors of vintage Playboy magazines, this edition stands as an excellent representative of 1950s pop culture and classic men's magazine archives.

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