Description
If you are a collector of vintage publications, you will appreciate this remarkable find! Up for grabs is a complete edition of The New Yorker magazine from January 28, 1939. This particular issue features a stunning cover by the talented Barbara Shermund, who is celebrated as one of the first female cartoonists to leave her mark at The New Yorker.
Barbara Shermund's work is renowned for its bold and witty portrayal of social life. Her covers capture the essence of modern women’s experiences with a unique blend of humor and insight, making her artwork both relatable and engaging. Collectors actively seek out her covers, and this issue is no exception, offering you an opportunity to own a piece of history.
In terms of condition, this magazine is rated as very good considering its age. Expect only minor wear along the edges, which is typical for publications of this era. Photos included showcase its current form to help you assess its charm. Vintage copies like this one are becoming increasingly rare— with only a few still in circulation— this is a hard-to-find edition that any collector will want to add to their collection!
- Unique Artwork: Own a striking cover designed by the notable Barbara Shermund.
- Collector's Item: An increasingly rare find that book lovers will cherish.
Please take a moment to review the provided photos to see the condition for yourself. With thousands of The New Yorker issues available in stock, this rare 1939 edition stands out as a unique gem that could enhance any collection!
