Description
If you're a collector of vintage magazines, you won't want to miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with the New York Times Magazine from March 28, 1971. This issue covers a tumultuous period in American history, aptly titled "The Troubles of '71," showcasing compelling journalism and captivating visuals that defined the era.
Measuring up in a very good condition (VG), this magazine has survived the test of time with minimal wear, making it a great find for enthusiasts and historians alike. The absence of a label adds to its authenticity, presenting a pure slice of magazine culture from the early 1970s. Each page is a time capsule filled with stories, art, and advertisements that provide insight into the social and political climate of the time.
Key Features:
- Genuine Historical Insight: Dive into the content that discusses significant events of 1971, offering perspectives that remain relevant today.
- Preservation of Culture: A wonderful addition to your collection, this magazine captures the essence of its time with stunning visuals and timeless narratives.
The item being pictured in this listing is exactly what you will receive. We guarantee that you will be pleased with the quality and appearance. For your convenience, detailed photos are provided for you to assess the condition thoroughly. Please check the picture for condition purposes as it accurately reflects the magazine's state.
This item is in great shape considering its age, with only minor wear on the edges. A quick look at the images will show you the specifics. Don’t worry—your vintage treasure will arrive protected with a plastic covering, ensuring it maintains its quality.
Additionally, we offer combined shipping for multiple purchases, so feel free to ask about that option. This is an excellent chance to add a piece of artistic and cultural significance to your collection—all while enjoying the beauty that vintage magazines provide.
Here’s a glimpse of the cover:
Don't wait—get your copy of this iconic magazine today and explore what "The Troubles of '71" had to reveal.