Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly for December 29, 1941, featuring a portrait of General Douglas MacArthur of the Philippines, highlighting the pivotal moment in history just after the U.S. entry into World War II.
Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - front cover of the bound volume showing a blue cloth cover.
Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - side view of the bound volume displaying the title on the spine.
Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - close-up view of the spine showcasing the embossed title.
Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - detailed view of the spine with the volume number and publication date.
Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - interior view of the bound volume showing the endpapers.
Time Magazine cover from October 6, 1941, featuring Isolationist William R. Wood, part of the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly collection.
Time Magazine cover from October 13, 1941, showcasing Red Army's Budenny, included in the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly edition.
Time Magazine cover from October 20, 1941, depicting Air Marshal Bowhill, featured in the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly.
Time Magazine cover from October 27, 1941, illustrating Dictator of the Proletariat, Joseph Stalin, part of the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly.
Time Magazine cover from November 3, 1941, highlighting General Hideki Tojo of Japan, from the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly volume.
Cover of Time Magazine dated November 10, 1941 featuring Rita Hayworth, highlighting her as a prominent figure in cinema.
Cover of Time Magazine dated November 17, 1941 depicting Reuben Fleet, a notable planemaker, with an airplane highlighting his contributions to national defense.
Cover of Time Magazine dated November 24, 1941 featuring Admiral Thomas C. Hart, Commander of the Asiatic Fleet, illustrating his role in national defense.
Cover of Time Magazine dated December 1, 1941 showcasing General Claude Auchinleck of Egypt, emphasizing his significance in World War II.
Cover of Time Magazine dated December 8, 1941 featuring Field Marshal Fedor von Bock, known as Moscow's Assailant during WWII, highlighting the historical context.
Cover of 'Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly' volume featuring Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, Cincus, dated December 15, 1941.
Cover of 'Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly' volume showcasing Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, Japan's Aggressor, dated December 22, 1941.
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Side view of the 'Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly' volume, highlighting its solid blue cover and thickness.
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Cover of Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly for December 29, 1941, featuring a portrait of General Douglas MacArthur of the Philippines, highlighting the pivotal moment in history just after the U.S. entry into World War II.Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - front cover of the bound volume showing a blue cloth cover.Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - side view of the bound volume displaying the title on the spine.Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - close-up view of the spine showcasing the embossed title.Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - detailed view of the spine with the volume number and publication date.Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly Edition from October 6 to December 22, 1941 - interior view of the bound volume showing the endpapers.Time Magazine cover from October 6, 1941, featuring Isolationist William R. Wood, part of the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly collection.Time Magazine cover from October 13, 1941, showcasing Red Army's Budenny, included in the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly edition.Time Magazine cover from October 20, 1941, depicting Air Marshal Bowhill, featured in the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly.Time Magazine cover from October 27, 1941, illustrating Dictator of the Proletariat, Joseph Stalin, part of the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly.Time Magazine cover from November 3, 1941, highlighting General Hideki Tojo of Japan, from the Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly volume.Cover of Time Magazine dated November 10, 1941 featuring Rita Hayworth, highlighting her as a prominent figure in cinema.Cover of Time Magazine dated November 17, 1941 depicting Reuben Fleet, a notable planemaker, with an airplane highlighting his contributions to national defense.Cover of Time Magazine dated November 24, 1941 featuring Admiral Thomas C. Hart, Commander of the Asiatic Fleet, illustrating his role in national defense.Cover of Time Magazine dated December 1, 1941 showcasing General Claude Auchinleck of Egypt, emphasizing his significance in World War II.Cover of Time Magazine dated December 8, 1941 featuring Field Marshal Fedor von Bock, known as Moscow's Assailant during WWII, highlighting the historical context.Cover of 'Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly' volume featuring Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, Cincus, dated December 15, 1941.Cover of 'Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly' volume showcasing Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, Japan's Aggressor, dated December 22, 1941.View of the back cover of the 'Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly' volume, showing solid blue binding.Side view of the 'Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly' volume, highlighting its solid blue cover and thickness.Top view of the 'Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly' volume, displaying the textured blue cover and open edges.

Time Magazine Library Bound Weekly October 6, 1941 - December 22, 1941

Original Magazines
Price:
$199.99

Description

Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine – October 6 to December 29, 1941

This listing features a Library Edition bound volume of Time Magazine, containing weekly issues from October 6 through December 22, 1941. This complimentary bound volume offers a vivid, real-time chronicle of global affairs as the world stood on the brink of total war. These issues capture the dramatic final months before and immediately after the attack on Pearl Harbor, providing critical coverage of major military figures, political developments, and cultural icons.

Contents Included:

  • Time Magazine – October 6, 1941 – Isolationist William R. Wood

  • Time Magazine – October 13, 1941 – Marshal Semyon Budenny of the Red Army

  • Time Magazine – October 20, 1941 – Air Marshal George P. R. “Blackjack” Bowhill

  • Time Magazine – October 27, 1941 – Dictator of the Proletariat

  • Time Magazine – November 3, 1941 – General Hideki Tojo of Japan

  • Time Magazine – November 10, 1941 – Actress Rita Hayworth

  • Time Magazine – November 17, 1941 – Planemaker Reuben H. Fleet

  • Time Magazine – November 24, 1941 – Admiral Thomas C. Hart, Commander of the Asiatic Fleet

  • Time Magazine – December 1, 1941 – General Claude Auchinleck of Egypt

  • Time Magazine – December 8, 1941 – Field Marshal Fedor von Bock: Moscow’s Assailant

  • Time Magazine – December 15, 1941 – Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Fleet (Cincus)

  • Time Magazine – December 22, 1941 – Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, Japan’s Aggressor

  • Time Magazine – December 29, 1941 – General Douglas MacArthur of the Philippines

Condition:
This volume is in good condition, with pages intact and binding secure. Some minor signs of age, such as toning or light edge wear, may be present. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review all images to verify condition.

Additional Information:

  • Combined shipping is available upon request

  • All items come with a plastic protective covering for preservation and safe handling

This volume is an essential primary source for historians, educators, and collectors, capturing pivotal events and personalities in the weeks leading up to and immediately following the U.S. entry into World War II. A powerful testament to one of the most consequential moments in modern history.

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