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Step back in time with this rare edition of The New Yorker, complete with the historic October 24, 1942 issue featuring a stunning cover by the legendary cartoonist Peter Arno. Known for his distinct style and sharp humor, Arno perfectly captured the cultural essence of 20th-century New York in this elegant representation. This vintage piece of art is not just a magazine; it's a slice of history that resonates with collectors and enthusiasts alike.
In very good condition, this magazine shows only minor wear on the edges, ensuring that it remains a delightful addition to any collection. The pages are intact, and the vibrant cover art is sure to draw admiration from those who appreciate classic American periodicals. The lasting quality of this issue is a testament to its historical significance, making it increasingly rare to find others in a similar state today.
- Features an iconic cover by Peter Arno, showcasing mid-20th-century design and artistry.
- A must-have for collectors, this issue offers a glimpse into the past, reflecting the humor and culture of its time.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of literary history. It is not just a magazine, but a collectible that embodies the spirit of an era. Plus, we have over 4,000 additional New Yorker issues in stock—be sure to explore our extensive collection to uncover even more incredible finds.
Whether you’re a passionate collector or just discovering the charm of vintage magazines, this October 1942 issue is a fantastic addition to any collection. Perfect for display or as a thoughtful gift, it captures not only a moment in time but also the wit and creativity that The New Yorker has long been known for.