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Step back into history with this extraordinary edition of The New Yorker magazine, dated June 12, 1937. This complete magazine is adorned with a stunning cover illustration by the renowned artist Adolph Kronengold. His art is celebrated for its boldness and whimsical charm, which perfectly encapsulates the playful spirit of the era. Collectors will appreciate the unique and vibrant touch this cover brings to any magazine collection.
This particular issue is classified as being in very good condition despite its age, showcasing only minor wear around the edges. It has preserved its integrity exceptionally well, making it a fantastic addition for both avid readers of the past and modern collectors alike. Be sure to check out the accompanying photos to gauge the magazine's condition.
Magazines from the 1930s, especially from The New Yorker, are increasingly rare and sought after. With only a limited number of copies surviving, this particular issue is a treasure for those who appreciate the narrative and artistic history of one of America’s most beloved magazines.
- Unique Artistry: Enjoy the distinct cover by Adolph Kronengold, whose work captivated audiences with its imaginative flair.
- Collectible History: Add a significant piece of American cultural history to your library, making it a fantastic conversation starter.
Additionally, with over 4,000 issues of The New Yorker in stock, you have a rare chance to own a piece of literary and artistic significance. Whether you are a dedicated collector or just looking for a unique gift, this magazine offers a glimpse into the creative style and storytelling of the time.
Don't miss this opportunity to acquire a slice of history. Add this captivating June 1937 issue to your collection today!