Description
This rare vintage issue of The New Yorker, dated November 27, 1937, showcases a delightful cover by Helen E. Hokinson, one of the magazine's most cherished illustrators. Known for her witty and insightful portrayals of high-society women, Hokinson's artwork brilliantly captures the essence of their lives and social gatherings. As you flip through the pages, you will get a glimpse into the past, enjoying the charm and humor that defined 1930s society.
This specific issue is in very good condition. While it does have minor edge wear that reflects its age, it remains an excellent addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Please refer to the images provided to assess the quality and aesthetic appeal of this remarkable piece.
Why consider adding this issue to your collection? Here are a couple of key features:
- Charming Historical Insight: This magazine serves as a time capsule, offering not just entertainment but a unique perspective on the societal norms and humor of its era.
- Collectible Artwork: The Hokinson cover adds aesthetic value, making it a stunning display piece for any art lover or magazine collector.
Finding an issue like this is becoming increasingly rare. Only a limited number of 1937 editions remain in circulation, adding to its collectability. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a newcomer to vintage magazines, this issue is not one to overlook.
Additionally, we have a vast selection, with over 4,000 other New Yorker issues available in our inventory. We invite you to explore our extensive collection to find more fascinating pieces from this iconic magazine.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history that is both beautiful and meaningful. Add this unique vintage magazine to your collection today!