Description
Discover a unique piece of print history with The New Yorker magazine from October 15, 1990. This vintage issue features a captivating cover art by the renowned artist Donald Reilly. It's not just a magazine; it's a collectible item that transports you back to the vibrancy of the early '90s, reflecting the cultural and artistic sentiments of that era.
This magazine is rated in Very Good to Excellent condition, ensuring it is a worthwhile addition to your collection. Whether you're a long-time subscriber of The New Yorker or a newcomer curious about its rich content, this issue offers a nostalgia trip filled with insightful articles, witty commentary, and stunning illustrations.
One of the best features of this magazine is its aesthetically pleasing cover art. Donald Reilly's illustrations are well-loved for their charm and creativity, making your purchase not only a read but also a visually appealing piece of art to display.
Additionally, this edition retains its status as a newsstand copy with no labels, adding to its appeal as a collectible item. It is presented in a protective plastic covering, ensuring its longevity and pristine condition for years to come.
For collectors, this issue is an essential find. The magazine is in overall great condition and is sure to impress both readers and collectors alike. Add a touch of nostalgia to your coffee table or bookshelf with this classic edition from one of America’s most esteemed magazines.
- Very Good/Excellent condition
- No Label/Newsstand copy
