Description
Discover a piece of literary history with this complete issue of The New Yorker magazine from November 25, 1933. Featuring a stunning cover by Gardner Rea, one of the magazine's founding cartoonists, this collectible is a true gem for any serious collector or fan of vintage publishing.
Gardner Rea's work is celebrated for its sharp wit and clever humor. As a core member of the early The New Yorker team, his illustrations played a significant role in establishing the magazine's iconic style. The November 25 edition is not only a depiction of his artistry but also reflects the unique tone that made The New Yorker a household name.
The magazine is in very good condition for its age, showcasing minor wear on the edges that only adds to its character. Be sure to examine the embedded photos to appreciate the fine details that make this issue so special. This particular edition is extremely rare; only a handful may still exist, making it a must-have for dedicated collectors and enthusiasts alike.
- Perfect for collectors: This vintage magazine is a rare find, ideal for anyone looking to own a piece of The New Yorker history.
- Stunning cover art: The illustration by Gardner Rea embodies the spirit of the magazine's early days, making it a standout addition to your collection.
With over 4,000 The New Yorker magazines in stock, unique pieces like this one are hard to come by. Don't miss your chance to add this rare issue to your collection and celebrate the rich history of one of America’s most beloved magazines.
For fans of classic literature and vintage design, this The New Yorker issue represents a fascinating snapshot of a bygone era. Enjoy having a piece of history in your hands and appreciate the humor and style that has defined generations of readers. Don't wait—this collectible won't last long!