Cover of Time Magazine from February 4, 1946, featuring a portrait of Henry Ford II, emphasizing his dual responsibility for both labor and management. This image is part of the Time Library Bound Weekly collection, spanning January 7 to March 25, 1946.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, showcasing a blue hardbound exterior.
Side view of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, displaying a clean blue spine with gold lettering.
Close-up of the spine of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, highlighting the title 'TIME' and the description of the volume.
Detailed view of the spine of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, indicating the volume number and dates.
Interior view of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, showing the blank front endpages with library stamps.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly January 7, 1946, featuring Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Canada, showcasing a historical snapshot of post-war news.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly January 14, 1946, highlighting Robert E. Gross, President of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, with themes of aviation in the post-war era.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly January 21, 1946, featuring Philip Murray, President of the C.I.O., discussing labor's role in post-war industry.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly January 28, 1946, showcasing Craig Rice, a crime fiction author, reflecting on literary influences post-World War II.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly February 11, 1946, featuring Polish statesman Stanisław Mikołajczyk, discussing political dynamics in post-war Europe.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, February 19, 1946, featuring Britain's Bevin, highlighting post-World War II political themes.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, February 25, 1946, featuring Cardinal Spellman, showcasing religious and societal reflections after WWII.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, March 4, 1946, featuring Economic Stabilizer Bowles, addressing economic challenges in postwar America.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, March 11, 1946, featuring Danny Kaye & Partner, capturing the entertainment landscape shortly after the war.
Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, March 18, 1946, featuring Generalissimo Francisco Franco, reflecting on global political dynamics in the post-WWII era.
Cover of Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine January 7 to March 25, 1946 featuring General Marshall with a tagline encouraging action to utilize victory.
Interior look of a Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine January 7 to March 25, 1946, showing blank pages of the library edition for preservation.
Spine view of the Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine January 7 to March 25, 1946, showcasing its solid blue covering, indicating its archival quality.
Side view of the Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine January 7 to March 25, 1946, highlighting the thickness and well-preserved nature of the magazine.
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Cover of Time Magazine from February 4, 1946, featuring a portrait of Henry Ford II, emphasizing his dual responsibility for both labor and management. This image is part of the Time Library Bound Weekly collection, spanning January 7 to March 25, 1946.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, showcasing a blue hardbound exterior.Side view of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, displaying a clean blue spine with gold lettering.Close-up of the spine of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, highlighting the title 'TIME' and the description of the volume.Detailed view of the spine of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, indicating the volume number and dates.Interior view of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, January 7 to March 25, 1946, showing the blank front endpages with library stamps.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly January 7, 1946, featuring Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Canada, showcasing a historical snapshot of post-war news.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly January 14, 1946, highlighting Robert E. Gross, President of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, with themes of aviation in the post-war era.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly January 21, 1946, featuring Philip Murray, President of the C.I.O., discussing labor's role in post-war industry.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly January 28, 1946, showcasing Craig Rice, a crime fiction author, reflecting on literary influences post-World War II.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly February 11, 1946, featuring Polish statesman Stanisław Mikołajczyk, discussing political dynamics in post-war Europe.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, February 19, 1946, featuring Britain's Bevin, highlighting post-World War II political themes.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, February 25, 1946, featuring Cardinal Spellman, showcasing religious and societal reflections after WWII.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, March 4, 1946, featuring Economic Stabilizer Bowles, addressing economic challenges in postwar America.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, March 11, 1946, featuring Danny Kaye & Partner, capturing the entertainment landscape shortly after the war.Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly, March 18, 1946, featuring Generalissimo Francisco Franco, reflecting on global political dynamics in the post-WWII era.Cover of Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine January 7 to March 25, 1946 featuring General Marshall with a tagline encouraging action to utilize victory.Interior look of a Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine January 7 to March 25, 1946, showing blank pages of the library edition for preservation.Spine view of the Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine January 7 to March 25, 1946, showcasing its solid blue covering, indicating its archival quality.Side view of the Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine January 7 to March 25, 1946, highlighting the thickness and well-preserved nature of the magazine.

Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly January 7, 1946 - March 25, 1946

Original Magazines
Price:
$199.99

Description

Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine – January 7 to March 25, 1946

This listing features a Library Edition bound volume of Time Magazine, containing weekly issues from January 7 through March 25, 1946. This complimentary bound volume captures the early months of the postwar world as nations began adjusting to peacetime, grappling with economic stabilization, rising labor tensions, and global political realignment. With features on prominent political leaders, industrialists, labor advocates, and entertainers, this volume serves as a vivid snapshot of the transitional period following World War II.

Contents Included:

  • Time Magazine – January 7, 1946 – Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King of Canada

  • Time Magazine – January 14, 1946 – Robert E. Gross, President of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation

  • Time Magazine – January 21, 1946 – Philip Murray, President of the C.I.O.

  • Time Magazine – January 28, 1946 – Craig Rice, Crime Fiction Author

  • Time Magazine – February 4, 1946 – Henry Ford II, President of Ford Motor Company

  • Time Magazine – February 11, 1946 – Stanisław Mikołajczyk, Polish Statesman

  • Time Magazine – February 18, 1946 – Ernest Bevin, British Foreign Secretary

  • Time Magazine – February 25, 1946 – Cardinal Francis Spellman, Archbishop of New York

  • Time Magazine – March 4, 1946 – Chester Bowles, U.S. Economic Stabilizer

  • Time Magazine – March 11, 1946 – Comedian Danny Kaye & Partner Sylvia Fine

  • Time Magazine – March 18, 1946 – Generalissimo Francisco Franco of Spain

  • Time Magazine – March 25, 1946 – General George C. Marshall

Condition:
This volume is in good condition, with solid binding and clean, complete interior pages. Typical signs of age such as light toning or mild cover wear may be present. The item shown in the listing images is the exact one you will receive—please review photos to assess overall condition.

Additional Information:

  • Combined shipping is available upon request

  • All items include a plastic protective covering for secure delivery and archival preservation

This volume is a valuable historical artifact for collectors, researchers, and educators seeking firsthand reporting on the shifting political, economic, and cultural dynamics in the first postwar year.

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