Description
Discover a piece of baseball history with the Sport Magazine from August 1949, featuring the legendary Jackie Robinson on the cover. This vintage magazine showcases not just a stunning portrait of Robinson but also includes insightful articles that reflect the era's sports culture.
This particular issue captures the essence of a transformative time in American sports. Jackie Robinson, as the first African American to play in Major League Baseball, symbolizes the breaking of barriers and the enduring spirit of determination. Robinson's presence on the cover adds significant value to this collectible edition, making it a must-have for both sports enthusiasts and collectors of vintage magazines.
Condition-wise, this magazine is well-preserved, in excellent condition with light wear typical for its age, ensuring it retains its collectible appeal for years to come.
Highlighted articles within this issue include:
- The Truth About My Future - Frank Leahy (Page 14)
- Everybody Wants To Fight Rocky - Hannibal Coons (Page 22)
- Jackie’s One of the Gang - Tom Meany (Page 26)
- Ted Schroeder Hits the Title Trail - Hannibal Coons (Page 31)
- SPORT’s Records to Remember - A compilation for baseball stats (Page 31)
The magazine also includes exclusive content such as feature articles, profiles, and highlights that celebrate the achievements of notable sports figures of the time. Collecting vintage magazines like this one not only enhances your collection but also offers a glimpse into the history and evolution of sports in America.
All items from Original Magazines come with protective plastic coverings, ensuring your magazine is safeguarded against wear and tear.
Don't miss out on this collectible vintage issue that represents a pivotal moment in sports history!
