Description
Discover a piece of history with the vintage New Yorker magazine from May 11, 1935, which features a stunning cover created by the talented William Cotton. Known for his satirical and clever artwork, Cotton’s illustrations perfectly encapsulate the cultural nuances and social dynamics of the 1930s. Owning this magazine is not just about having a publication; it's about possessing a work of art that reflects a unique era in American history.
This particular issue is in good condition for its age, showcasing some wear that adds to its vintage charm. Make sure to check out the accompanying photos to get a better sense of its overall condition and appeal.
This edition is a rare find, as issues from this period are not commonly available. They are valuable collectibles for enthusiasts and historians alike, making it a remarkable addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for a lover of vintage media.
- Collectible Art: William Cotton's covers are highly sought after, making this magazine a true collector’s treasure.
- Historical Significance: Offering a snapshot of the social landscape of the 1930s, this issue provides insights into American culture during a transformative time.
We are proud to offer over 4,000 issues of The New Yorker in stock, so dive into our extensive collection to discover more hidden gems from the past.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a remarkable piece of American publishing history. Whether for yourself or as a gift, this vintage edition will surely delight and inspire.