Time Magazine Library Bound Jan 6-March 30 1936 Haile Selassie Leni Riefensthal


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Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine – January 6 to March 30, 1936

This listing features a Library Edition bound volume of Time Magazine, covering weekly issues from January 6 through March 30, 1936. Stamped "Look Library," this complimentary bound volume offers an in-depth look at significant figures and developments in global politics, finance, science, and the arts during the early months of a pivotal election year and a rapidly shifting international landscape.

Contents Included:

  • Time Magazine – January 6, 1936 – Man of the Year

  • Time Magazine – January 13, 1936 – Arthur Holly Compton

  • Time Magazine – January 20, 1936 – J. Pierpont Morgan

  • Time Magazine – January 27, 1936 – Abby Greene Aldrich Rockefeller

  • Time Magazine – February 3, 1936 – George Santayana

  • Time Magazine – February 10, 1936 – The Federal Reserve Board’s Eccles

  • Time Magazine – February 17, 1936 – Hitler’s Leni Riefenstahl

  • Time Magazine – February 24, 1936 – Japanese Emperor, Manchu Emperor, Moscow Secretary, Moscow Secretary, Nanking Premier

  • Time Magazine – March 2, 1936 – Democracy’s Emil Hurja

  • Time Magazine – March 9, 1936 – France’s Léon Blum

  • Time Magazine – March 16, 1936 – Pennsylvania Railroad’s Clement

  • Time Magazine – March 23, 1936 – Johns Hopkins’ Bowman

  • Time Magazine – March 30, 1936 – William Edgar Borah

Condition:
This volume is in good condition with light wear typical of library-stamped archival bindings. It retains structural integrity and clean page presentation. Please review the listing photos for a complete assessment. The item shown is exactly the one you will receive.

Additional Information:

  • Combined shipping is available upon request

  • All items include a plastic protective covering for long-term storage and preservation

This volume is an essential addition for collectors, historians, and researchers exploring political, scientific, and cultural narratives from the early months of 1936.

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