Description
Discover a piece of literary history with the full edition of The New Yorker magazine from January 22, 1990. This specific issue features an engaging article on skiing competition by the talented N. Asciu, perfect for snow sports enthusiasts and fans of the classic magazine alike.
This vintage magazine offers a fascinating glimpse into the coverage and cultural commentary of the time. With its rich illustrations and thoughtful narratives, it stands as a genuine artifact of the era, sure to pique the interest of collectors and casual readers alike.
The magazine is in good condition overall, showcasing minor wear that adds character without detracting from its charm. It is a newsstand edition with no label, ensuring it retains its authentic appeal. Additionally, it arrives in a plastic protective covering, safeguarding it for the future.
While this magazine comes with some marks, they are minor and do not obscure the beautiful content within. Examining the magazine, you’ll find some wear on the binding, which is common in vintage publications. Please refer to the provided photos for a closer look at its condition.
- Preserved in Protective Covering: The magazine is safeguarded by a plastic cover, ensuring that it remains in the best possible condition.
- Vintage Appeal: As a piece from 1990, it captures the spirit of the early '90s, making it a great addition to any collection or conversation starter.
Don’t miss out on owning this unique issue of The New Yorker. Ideal for anyone passionate about skiing or those who appreciate timeless writing and beautiful illustrations, this magazine is a perfect gift or collectable item. Act now to add this remarkable piece of history to your collection!
