Description
Discover a piece of history with “The New Yorker” magazine from October 24, 1964. Featuring a whimsical cover illustration by the renowned Peter Arno, this full magazine captures the essence of mid-20th century culture and humor. The cover artwork depicts a clever moose hiding from hunters, showcasing Arno’s signature style that combines wit and artistry. This magazine is a perfect collectible for fans of classic literature, art, and satire.
This vintage magazine is in good condition, preserving its charm and appeal for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Although there is some minor wear along the edges, it remains in great shape overall. You can be confident that this magazine has been cared for meticulously.
- Enjoy browsing through the original articles and stories that made The New Yorker a true staple of American journalism.
- This magazine contains no address label, enhancing its collectability and appeal for display or gift-giving.
Kept in a pet-free and smoke-free environment, this magazine has not been compromised by odors or allergens. It’s perfect for anyone who appreciates vintage publications or is looking for a unique gift for literary buffs.
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Get your hands on this delightful and nostalgic edition today, and add a touch of vintage charm to your magazine collection!