Description
The New Yorker Complete Magazine from July 16, 1938, is a delightful piece of history, showcasing a charming cover by the talented artist Perry Barlow. Known for his whimsical and humorous illustrations, Barlow captures the essence of everyday life, making this magazine not just a read but a delightful escape into the past. Collectors and fans of vintage publications will appreciate the unique flavor this issue offers, reflecting the culture and sentiments of its time.
This particular issue is in very good condition for its age. Minor wear along the edges is present, but it only adds to the character of this vintage piece. As Barlow's work often celebrated relatable moments in a light-hearted manner, owning this magazine allows you to enjoy moments from a bygone era. Issues of The New Yorker from the late 1930s are exceedingly rare, making this one a highly sought-after collectible.
- Features a stunning cover illustration by renowned artist Perry Barlow.
- Maintains very good condition with minimal wear—ideal for collectors.
Vintage magazines like this one can serve as exceptional conversation starters or unique decorations for your home. As a proud owner of this issue, you will be connecting with a piece of literary and artistic history. Perfect for enthusiasts of The New Yorker, it represents a snapshot of America during the late 1930s.
Do take a moment to view the photographs provided to appreciate its condition fully. With over 4,000 issues of The New Yorker available, this collectible would make a fantastic addition to any magazine collection!
