The New Yorker Magazine August 8 1942 5 Cents a Pancake by Constantin Alajalov


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If you're a connoisseur of vintage publications or simply a fan of illustrated articles, then this edition of The New Yorker Magazine, dated August 8, 1942, is a must-have treasure for your collection. Featuring the captivating cover titled 5 Cents a Pancake by the renowned artist Constantin Alajalov, this magazine encapsulates the charm and nostalgia of wartime America.

This edition invites you into a world filled with insightful commentary, humor, and stunning illustrations—a signature style that The New Yorker is famed for. Alajalov’s artwork is striking, showcasing a unique blend of sophistication and quirky whimsy that draws readers in, making this cover a standout piece for both avid readers and art lovers alike.

This magazine is in Good condition, showing minor wear throughout, which adds to its vintage appeal without detracting from its aesthetic value. It comes without a label, ensuring that nothing distracts from the beauty of the artwork. Additionally, to keep your magazine in excellent condition, it arrives with a protective plastic covering that guards against moisture and dust.

Key features of this collectible magazine include:

  • Striking cover illustration by Constantin Alajalov, enhancing your art collection.
  • A snapshot of American life during the early 1940s, perfect for history enthusiasts.

Whether you choose to display it on your coffee table, add it to your bookshelf, or gift it to a fellow aficionado, this vintage issue of The New Yorker is sure to spark conversation and admiration. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of literary history that perfectly captures the spirit of its time!

The New Yorker Magazine August 8, 1942 Cover

This magazine stands out not just for its artistic value but also for its relevance in contemporary culture. It’s a blend of past and present, showcasing the timelessness of great storytelling and visual art.

Secure this edition today and embrace the elegance and whimsy that The New Yorker consistently delivers.

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