Description
Step into the world of vintage magazine collecting with this The New Yorker Complete Magazine from January 8, 1972, featuring the iconic Chas Addams cover. This magazine showcases a unique blend of humor and cultural commentary that The New Yorker is famous for. A true collector's item, this publication is in very good condition, making it a superb addition to any library or coffee table.
The magazine is not just a simple read; it's a glimpse into the past that reflects the art and literature of its time. Inside, you will find an array of engaging articles and thought-provoking poetry. With contributions from renowned writers such as S. J. Perelman and Mavis Gallant, this magazine captures the essence of 1970s American culture.
This particular issue includes features like:
- Classic Artwork: The cover showcases a whimsical and haunting illustration by Chas Addams, perfect for art enthusiasts.
- Timeless Content: Dive into classic pieces such as "The Talk of the Town" and poetry from notable authors, a true representation of literary excellence.
This item has been well-preserved, with minor wear on the edges visible in the detailed photos. We ensure all our collectibles come with a plastic protective covering to maintain their condition. Combined shipping is available upon request, so you can add more treasures to your collection without extra cost.
Don’t miss out on the chance to own this captivating piece of magazine history. Whether for personal enjoyment or as a gift, this January 1972 issue of The New Yorker is sure to delight and spark interesting conversations.
For condition specifics, please review the attached photos carefully. Your satisfaction is important to us, and we aim to provide you with a seamless purchasing experience. Add this beautiful magazine to your cart today and relive the golden era of print media!