Description
Discover a true collector’s gem with this rare vintage issue of The New Yorker, dated April 19, 1930. This edition features a captivating cover art by the talented Gardner Rea, a renowned cartoonist whose work left an indelible mark on the magazine's early years. His satirical style and witty illustrations captured the essence of the cultural and social landscape of the time.
The magazine offers a unique window into the past, presenting not only a beautiful cover but also a delightful array of articles and stories that provide insights into life nearly a century ago. With its good condition for its age, this issue is perfect for both avid readers and collectors who appreciate historical artifacts.
One of the standout features of this April 1930 issue is the incredible artwork by Gardner Rea. Known for his ability to blend humor with artistry, Rea's covers are iconic and sought after by collectors. This particular cover encapsulates the playful spirit of the era, making it a standout piece for display or as part of a larger collection.
- Rare Collectible: With only a handful of copies likely still in existence, this issue is a treasure for fans of the magazine and vintage enthusiasts.
- Historical Insight: Explore the captivating articles and cultural commentary of the time, offering a snapshot of life in the 1930s.
We encourage you to view the pictures to appreciate the magazine's condition for yourself. This The New Yorker issue is an exceptional find for anyone looking to enhance their collection, but don't forget — we have over 4,000 other New Yorker issues available for you to explore and enjoy!
Don’t miss this chance to own a piece of history—grab your copy today and experience the charm of vintage magazine collecting!