Description
Step back in time with this vintage issue of The New Yorker from May 29, 1937. This magazine features a charming cover designed by the talented Helen E. Hokinson, known for her whimsical and insightful depictions of society women. Hokinson's work has left a mark on the magazine industry, making her covers not just art, but also prized collectibles. This particular issue showcases her unique style, capturing the essence of the era with humor and flair.
This magazine remains in good condition for its age, with natural wear and tear that lend it a patina of authenticity. Such features enhance its vintage appeal, making it a perfect addition to any collection. Be sure to check out the accompanying photos for a closer look at its condition.
A Rare Find
This issue is increasingly difficult to locate, with only a few copies likely still in circulation. Owning this May 1937 edition is a unique opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts of The New Yorker. Add this gem to your collection and relish in its historic value.
Here are some key features of this rare magazine:
- Unique cover design by Helen E. Hokinson, offering a delightful glimpse into the fashion and humor of the 1930s.
- Part of a limited surviving collection, making it a true treasure for any serious magazine collector.
Don't forget, we carry an extensive inventory of over 4,000 New Yorker issues. Take a moment to browse our vast collection for more rare and collectible editions to expand your library!
