The New Yorker Complete Magazine April 5, 1930 Rea Irvin Cover

The New Yorker Complete Magazine April 5, 1930 Rea Irvin Cover

The New Yorker Complete Magazine, April 5, 1930 issue, showcases a distinctive cover by Rea Irvin, the visionary founding art director of The New Yorker who shaped its iconic visual identity. Known for his creation of the magazine’s signature character, Eustace Tilley, Irvin’s work embodies the sophistication and wit The New Yorker is celebrated for. This issue is in good condition for its age, a rare and well-preserved find from nearly a century ago.

With only a handful of these issues likely still in circulation, it's a true collector’s piece. Be sure to check the photos to appreciate its excellent condition. We have over 4,000 New Yorker issues in stock, but rare gems like this one are hard to come by!