Description
The New York Times Magazine – April 16, 1961 – For 'Special Warfare' – No Label – Acceptable Condition
This April 16, 1961 issue of The New York Times Magazine features the theme For 'Special Warfare', a reflection of the Cold War era’s growing interest in unconventional military strategy. While this copy has missing pages and shows signs of age, it still retains a good interior and several notable content sections, including period advertisements and editorial features.
Highlighted Advertisement – Springmaid Lorrilyn Slip
A prominent fashion ad within this issue showcases Springmaid’s Lorrilyn slip, designed for comfort and elegance. Described as a "sheath-slim slip," the ad highlights:
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Fabric: Springmaid Lorrilyn drip-dry batiste
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Design: Embroidered, shaped bodice and fitted midriff
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Colors: Available in black or white
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Sizes: 32 to 40
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Price: About $4
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Retailers: Bloomingdale’s (NY), Hochschild-Kohn (Baltimore), Filene’s (Boston), Hahne & Co. (Newark), Miller & Rhoads (Richmond), and others
The slip exemplifies the 1960s blend of functional design and feminine style, backed by the popular Springmaid brand.
Condition:
This item is in acceptable condition, with noticeable creasing on the cover, interior marks, and some rips. There are missing pages, but the remaining content is in readable and good interior shape. The item shown in the listing is the exact magazine you will receive. Please review all photos for condition reference.
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