This New Yorker issue from September 7, 1940, features an endearing cover by Perry Barlow, a celebrated artist known for his lighthearted and relatable illustrations of everyday life. Barlow’s unique ability to capture warmth and humor made his contributions to The New Yorker iconic and highly sought after by collectors.
The magazine is in very good condition for its age, with minor wear on the edges. Please view the photos to assess its excellent preservation. Issues like this are incredibly hard to come by, with only a handful likely still in circulation today.
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