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The New Yorker Complete Magazine March 16, 1929 Rea Irvin Cover
This historic New Yorker issue from March 16, 1929, features a cover by the iconic Rea Irvin, the magazine’s first art editor and creator of its distinctive visual identity, including the famous Eustace Tilley. Known for his elegant and humorous illustrations, Irvin helped shape The New Yorker's early brand, making any issue with his artwork a prized collectible. This particular issue is in acceptable condition for its age, showing some signs of wear, but still an impressive find given its publication date.
With only a handful of these issues likely still in existence, it’s a rare chance to acquire this piece of publishing history. Be sure to check the pictures to see its condition for yourself. Plus, we have over 4,000 issues of The New Yorker in stock, offering one of the largest selections available for collectors. Don't miss out on this rare gem!
