Description
Step back in time with the iconic The New Yorker Magazine from October 13, 1951. This issue features a stunning full theme cover by the renowned artist Arthur Getz, beautifully capturing the essence and style of mid-century New York. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate the charm and historical significance of this vintage magazine, which not only serves as a piece of art but also as a glimpse into the cultural landscape of its time.
In good condition, this magazine is a perfect addition to any collection. It is a newsstand edition and comes without a label, showcasing its vintage nature. While it does show minor wear consistent with age, it retains its integrity as a collectable item. The loose binding and a couple of noticeable rips on both the front and back may be present, but these features only add to its character and story.
- Protective Covering: This magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring longevity and preservation of its physical condition.
- Artistic Value: The full theme cover by Arthur Getz enhances any display, making it not just informative reading material but a work of art.
Whether you're a dedicated follower of The New Yorker or an avid collector of vintage magazines, this October 1951 issue is not one to miss. The intriguing narratives and beautiful illustrations from this era will inspire nostalgia and appreciation for classic journalism and artistry.
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Add a piece of history to your collection with The New Yorker Magazine from October 13, 1951—it's more than just reading material; it's a reflection of a time gone by.