Description
Discover a unique piece of sporting history with the Sport Magazine July 1948, featuring a striking cover by artist Ewell Blackwell. This vintage magazine is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines, showcasing the excitement of sports in a pivotal year.
This issue stands out for its captivating cover and intriguing articles that delve into the world of sports during the late 1940s. The magazine includes feature pieces by renowned writers such as Grantland Rice and Tom Meany, providing insights into legendary athletes and the dynamics of the sports industry at that time. Notable articles within this issue include:
- Don’t Let Them Ruin the Hall of Fame! by Tom Meany - Page 8
- I Remember “Old Bones” by Grantland Rice - Page 18
- How Jolly is Cholly? by Tom Siler - Page 14
- Keep Your Eye On Kelly - Page 32
- SPORTTalk by Biff Bennett - Page 4
This vintage magazine provides an exceptional glimpse into the golden era of sports and its cultural significance. It captures the spirit of the 1940s when athletes began to rise to iconic status in American culture. The articles and features included highlight the passion and dedication of athletes at this time.
Condition is essential for collectors, and this magazine is in excellent condition with minor wear typical for its age. Each issue is preserved with a plastic protective covering to ensure your collectible remains in superb shape.
In addition to its compelling content, this magazine also offers:
- A protective plastic covering for longevity
- Combined shipping options available upon request
The item in the listing is the exact magazine you will receive, so please refer to the images for verification of its condition:
This July 1948 edition of Sport Magazine not only contributes to your collection of vintage magazines but also serves as a fascinating historical artifact. Don't miss out on the chance to own this rare collectible!