The American Legion Magazine October 1955 Prelude to the Big Game

Explore a captivating piece of history with the October 1955 issue of The American Legion Magazine, titled "Prelude to the Big Game." This vintage magazine is a treasure trove of insightful articles that offer a window into mid-20th century America, covering themes from history and science to aviation and everyday life.

This issue holds significant cultural value, featuring a rich array of topics such as:

• "Preamble to the Constitution of the American Legion" – An essential document for every Legionnaire.
• "Fire Fighting the Neighborly Way" by Irving Herschbein – A tribute to the invaluable volunteer fire service.
• "How the Pledge of Allegiance Came to Be Written" by Harold Helfer – An enlightening exploration of the pledge's origins.
• "Art for Whose Sake?" by Esther Julia Pels – A critical examination of modern art trends.
• "What’s New in Dentistry" by Tom Mahoney – Breakthroughs enhancing dental visits.
• "Ten Years of Aviation" by James Joseph – A review of supersonic advancements in aviation post-WWII.

This vintage magazine not only serves as a collectible item for enthusiasts but also showcases the evolving interests of a nation during a pivotal point in history. The articles provide engaging insights into themes relevant to both veterans and history buffs alike.

Our October 1955 edition is in good condition, with light wear that is typical for its age, ensuring that it remains a worthy addition to any collection. It comes with a protective plastic covering to safeguard its pages for years to come.

Collecting vintage magazines like this one is not only a hobby but also a way to connect with history and culture. This particular issue provides a snapshot of American life over six decades ago, making it a rare find for collectors. Don't miss the opportunity to own this piece of nostalgia!

This October 1955 issue of The American Legion Magazine includes:

• "How to Forecast Weather" by George H. Waltz, Jr. – A practical guide on weather patterns.
• "Give Me the Shotgun" by John Alden Knight and "I’ll Take the Rifle" by Charles Elliott – A thought-provoking discussion on firearm choices for hunting.
• Updates on Legion Community Activities – Stay informed with the latest news from The American Legion.

For collectors, history enthusiasts, and veterans, this magazine is truly a must-have, reflecting the essence of mid-20th century America. The item pictured is exactly what you will receive.