The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April featuring a golden beige cover with a library stamp indicating property of Lincoln City Libraries.
The New York Times Magazine dated March 2, 1969, showcasing a vintage fashion photograph with elegantly dressed women in large hats and a man, part of an article about the golden age of Camp.
Cover of The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April featuring a woman in floral attire holding a glass, highlighting fashion photography from the period.
The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April cover showcasing an artistic portrait of a woman with cultural references, illustrating the magazine's commitment to contemporary issues.
Cover of The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April featuring two men in suits walking in a park, symbolizing the business fashion landscape of the late 60s.
The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April cover highlighting children’s fashion with portraits of kids in stylish outfits, representative of fashion trends during that time.
Cover of The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April featuring an image of a developing fetus, illustrating significant biological themes discussed in the magazine.
Cover of The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1969, featuring a satirical illustration including Uncle Sam and Fidel Castro, addressing political themes of the time.
Cover of The New York Times Magazine April 6, 1969, showcasing professional golfer Billy Casper on a putting green, highlighting sports journalism from the era.
Cover of The New York Times Magazine April 13, 1969, depicting Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman Congresswoman, symbolizing groundbreaking progress in politics.
Interior page of The New York Times Magazine covering a collage on South African history, featuring diverse imagery and reflections on cultural identity.
Fashion spread from The New York Times Magazine April 20, 1969, displaying 1960s swimwear styles on a couple, illustrating contemporary fashion trends.
Close-up view of the edge of 'The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April' showing its well-bound condition with golden pages.
Top view of 'The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April' illustrated in a solid cover design with minor wear visible on the surface.
Roll over image to zoom in Click on image to zoom
The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April featuring a golden beige cover with a library stamp indicating property of Lincoln City Libraries.The New York Times Magazine dated March 2, 1969, showcasing a vintage fashion photograph with elegantly dressed women in large hats and a man, part of an article about the golden age of Camp.Cover of The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April featuring a woman in floral attire holding a glass, highlighting fashion photography from the period.The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April cover showcasing an artistic portrait of a woman with cultural references, illustrating the magazine's commitment to contemporary issues.Cover of The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April featuring two men in suits walking in a park, symbolizing the business fashion landscape of the late 60s.The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April cover highlighting children’s fashion with portraits of kids in stylish outfits, representative of fashion trends during that time.Cover of The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April featuring an image of a developing fetus, illustrating significant biological themes discussed in the magazine.Cover of The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1969, featuring a satirical illustration including Uncle Sam and Fidel Castro, addressing political themes of the time.Cover of The New York Times Magazine April 6, 1969, showcasing professional golfer Billy Casper on a putting green, highlighting sports journalism from the era.Cover of The New York Times Magazine April 13, 1969, depicting Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman Congresswoman, symbolizing groundbreaking progress in politics.Interior page of The New York Times Magazine covering a collage on South African history, featuring diverse imagery and reflections on cultural identity.Fashion spread from The New York Times Magazine April 20, 1969, displaying 1960s swimwear styles on a couple, illustrating contemporary fashion trends.Close-up view of the edge of 'The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April' showing its well-bound condition with golden pages.Top view of 'The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April' illustrated in a solid cover design with minor wear visible on the surface.

The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April

Original Magazines
Price:
$200.00

Description

The New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 March - April

This listing features a New York Times Bound Magazine 1969 volume, containing original Sunday magazine issues from March through April 1969. This collection captures the headlines, commentary, and cultural conversations of a pivotal time in American history, preserved through the rich editorial content of The New York Times Magazine.

The volume is in good condition, with all listed issues securely bound. Please note: the book is stamped "Property of The Lincoln City Libraries, Lincoln, Nebraska." The item pictured is exactly the one you will receive. Please carefully review the images for condition details.

This collection includes the following original issues:

  • The New York Times Magazine – March 2, 1969

  • The New York Times Magazine – March 9, 1969

  • The New York Times Magazine – March 16, 1969

  • The New York Times Magazine – March 23, 1969

  • The New York Times Magazine – March 30, 1969

  • The New York Times Magazine – April 6, 1969

  • The New York Times Magazine – April 13, 1969

  • The New York Times Magazine – April 20, 1969

Additional Information:

  • Combined shipping is available upon request.

  • All of our items come with a plastic protective covering for preservation.

This bound 1969 volume is an excellent addition to any historical archive or vintage magazine collection, offering a lasting record of late-1960s journalism and culture.

You may also like

Recently viewed