Description
Get your hands on a piece of history with this vintage edition of The American Legion Magazine, specifically the September 1955 issue, which covers the vibrant atmosphere of the National Convention in Miami in 1955. This magazine not only captures the cultural essence of the 1950s but also provides a window into military and social issues of the time.
This noteworthy issue features a collection of engaging articles that reflect the era's concerns and interests. From military insights to sporting achievements, the magazine offers a diverse range of topics that continue to resonate. Notable articles include:
- Champions Are Made – An intimate look at the year's leading drum and bugle corps.
- What You Should Know About Red China – A detailed examination of China's political movements.
- Hot Fish in Tube 4 – A thrilling true naval adventure that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
- They Put Wheels Under Everything – Chronicles the innovations of the Fruehauf family in transportation.
- Hunting at Your Price – A guide tailored for hunters and landowners.
- I've Got to Spend Every Nickel of This Million Dollars! – The legendary antics of Coal Oil Johnny.
- Brains as Well as Brawn – Insights into Georgia Tech football by Coach Bobby Dodd.
- Do You Know Your American Legion? – A fun picture quiz designed for Legion members.
In good condition, this vintage magazine comes with a protective plastic covering to ensure its longevity and enhance its collectibility. The magazine you see in the images is exactly what you will receive, making it a perfect addition to any collector's library.
This September 1955 American Legion vintage issue is a must-have for history buffs, collectors, and members of the American Legion. It offers an invaluable glimpse into the past, showcasing the dynamics of 1950s American culture and military affairs.
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