Description
Discover a piece of literary history with this original copy of The New Yorker from November 5, 1938, adorned with a charming cover by the talented Perry Barlow. Renowned for his whimsical and warm artwork, Barlow captured everyday moments that resonate with readers and collectors alike. This edition is a perfect representation of his lighthearted approach to illustrating life’s simple joys.
This magazine isn’t just a relic—it’s a collectible treasure. The cover art draws you in with its relatable themes, making it a standout piece for any collection. Imagine displaying this classic on your coffee table or adding it to your bookshelf; it is bound to spark conversations and provoke nostalgia amongst guests and fellow enthusiasts.
While the magazine is in good condition considering its age, it does feature some loose pages, as shown in the accompanying photographs. This minor wear only adds to its character, indicating the journeys it has undergone since its publication. Vintage issues from this era are becoming increasingly scarce, making this edition a unique find. Many collectors appreciate the distinct charm and history associated with older magazines, and this one is no exception.
With our extensive inventory of over 4,000 issues of The New Yorker, you can explore a wide variety of themes and artistic expressions. This specific issue is a rare addition that any serious collector would love to own.
- Authentic vintage magazine featuring a notable cover by Perry Barlow, perfect for collectors and art enthusiasts.
- Beautifully captures the essence of 1930s culture, making it a nostalgic piece of Americana.
Please refer to the attached images to assess the condition for yourself before making your purchase. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this captivating piece of history!
