Description
The New Yorker Complete Magazine, dated January 2, 1978, features a unique cover art by R. O. Blechman, making this vintage issue a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of classic periodicals.
This particular issue captures the essence of the late 1970s, showcasing the cultural and social narratives of its time. The New Yorker has long been respected for its in-depth journalism, literary contributions, and captivating artwork. Within its pages, readers can find notable pieces such as:
- “Meaness Rising from the Suds” by S. J. Perelman
- “Father's Last Escape” by Bruno Schulz
- Poems like “Incomplete and Disputed Sonatas” by Howard Moss and “The Pain That Vision Cannot Heal” by Jack Butler
These articles reflect the wit and insight that The New Yorker is renowned for, making this issue not only a piece of literature but also a valuable snapshot of its era.
This magazine is in very good condition, especially considering its age, with minor wear on the edges. It has been preserved with care, and it comes with a plastic protective covering for added durability. Whether you're a seasoned collector of vintage magazines or a newcomer, this collectible issue will be a standout addition to your collection.
Check the detailed photos provided for a closer look and see the charming characteristics that come with vintage magazines.
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