Description
Experience a piece of history with the December 7, 1998 issue of The New Yorker>, featuring the delightful cover art, "Ship of Quips," by renowned artist Charles Barsotti. This full magazine offers readers a nostalgic journey through the witty and thought-provoking articles that are hallmarks of The New Yorker. Whether you are a long-time aficionado of the magazine or a newcomer, this issue is a must-have for your collection.
Embrace the charm of vintage magazines and enjoy the insightful commentary and unique illustrations that make The New Yorker so special. This particular edition is filled with a variety of articles covering topics ranging from politics to culture, all intricately woven with Barsotti's unique humor. The magazine's thoughtful content is perfect for anyone who appreciates the art of storytelling through both words and images.
In terms of condition, this magazine is rated as "Good," showcasing its charm while still maintaining its integrity. It features minor wear throughout, indicative of its age, but this only adds to the authenticity of the piece. To ensure its protection, it comes with a plastic protective covering, which makes it suitable for display or archival purposes.
Here are some key features of this classic edition:
- Unique cover illustration by Charles Barsotti, adding visual appeal to your collection.
- Essential reading for fans of journalism, culture, and satire, delivering both entertainment and insight.
Some marks may be evident on the magazine, so please refer to the accompanying photos to appreciate its overall condition. This publication is a perfect gift for any lover of literary curiosities or a fantastic addition to your own magazine collection.
- Good condition with minor wear throughout.
- Newsstand edition, no label attached.
- Protected with a plastic covering.
- Photos available for reference regarding its condition.
Don’t miss out on this wonderful piece of literary history. Add the December 7, 1998 issue of The New Yorker> to your collection today!