Description
Time Magazine – February 10, 1941 – Vol. 37 No. 6 – Physiologist A.J. Carlson (Good Interior)
This original Time Magazine issue from February 10, 1941, features Dr. Anton Julius Carlson, a distinguished American physiologist, on the cover. Known for his groundbreaking research in human digestion and physiology, Carlson served as President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and was a prominent advocate for scientific integrity and public health. This issue highlights his contributions to medical science and his role in bridging research with public service during a time of global uncertainty.
Inside, the magazine offers a diverse range of reporting on international affairs, domestic policy, and cultural life in pre–World War II America. Period advertisements and editorials offer a vivid look at the era’s values, consumer habits, and social commentary.
Condition:
This magazine is in acceptable condition with a good interior. The cover shows noticeable creases, surface marks, and signs of handling, and there may be minor tears or wear throughout. However, all interior pages remain complete and legible. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please refer to the listing images for a full view of its condition.
Additional Information:
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Comes with a plastic protective covering for safe handling and long-term storage
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Combined shipping available—please ask if purchasing multiple items
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A valuable item for collectors of medical history, early 20th-century science, or vintage magazine publishing
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