Description
The highly sought-after Sport Magazine from August 1947 features iconic baseball legends on its cover, Ted Williams and Joe Cronin's son, making it a standout addition to any vintage magazines collection. This particular issue not only highlights premier sporting events from the post-war era, but it also serves as a valuable snapshot of baseball history during a significant time of growth for the sport.
Sport Magazine captures the essence of the 1940s sports scene, blending engaging articles with captivating visuals. This vintage issue dives deep into discussions surrounding the game of baseball, including thought-provoking pieces such as "Why Do They Hate Night Baseball?" by Dan Daniel and a detailed profile on Ted Williams by Harold Kaese. Collectors are sure to appreciate the nostalgic feel and the serendipity of owning a piece from a period that witnessed the evolution of America’s favorite pastime.
Condition-wise, this magazine is in excellent shape, showing only light wear typical for its age, enhancing its collectibility. Rest assured, the item being pictured is exactly what you will receive. Each magazine comes with a protective plastic covering to preserve its condition and value for years to come.
Key Features:
- Featuring Ted Williams and Joe Cronin's son on the cover, appealing to baseball fans and collectors alike.
- Includes insightful articles discussing the dynamics of baseball in the late 1940s and featuring prominent personalities of the era.
Be sure to check the accompanying pictures for a closer look. We offer combined shipping for your convenience, and every item is sent securely. Here’s a snapshot of the engaging articles you can find within this issue:
- Why Do They Hate Night Baseball? - Page 11
- So You Think You Know Ted Williams - Page 14
- They’ll Swim for the USA - Page 26
- Letters to SPORT - Page 3
- TIME OUT With the Editors - Page 104
