Description
Discover a piece of history with this rare issue of The New Yorker, published on September 1, 1928. This complete magazine features an iconic cover created by the celebrated illustrator Helen E. Hokinson, known for her delightful and humorous portrayals of New York society women. Hokinson's work made a significant mark in the magazine’s early years, and her distinctive style captures the essence of the era.
This vintage magazine is more than just a publication; it's a collectible gem that offers a glimpse into the cultural landscape of late 1920s America. In terms of condition, this issue is classified as good for its age. Be sure to view the accompanying pictures to appreciate the magazine's preservation and aesthetic appeal.
Key features of this collectible edition include:
- Authentic September 1, 1928 issue, perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts.
- Stunning cover artwork by Helen E. Hokinson, showcasing her unique style and wit.
Finding an issue like this, especially in such good condition, is challenging. With only a limited number of copies available worldwide, don’t miss this rare opportunity to add a valuable piece to your collection. This magazine not only serves as a nostalgic artifact but also as a fascinating conversation starter.
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This magazine perfectly captures the humor and charm of Hokinson's artistry while serving as a portal to the past. Whether you're a collector, an admirer of vintage illustrations, or simply intrigued by the history of American media, this New Yorker issue is a must-have addition. Don't hesitate—secure your piece of history today!