Cover of the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine 'A Night To Remember' featuring vibrant imagery reflecting 1970s urban life and culture, marked as the official U.S. Collector's Edition.
Page showing the publisher and details of the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, featuring historical images and text from the 1977 issue.
Page from the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, depicting a pedestrian experience during the 1977 blackout with a busy street scene.
Image from the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, showcasing a shopkeeper discussing the blackout during 1977 highlighted with urban scenes.
Photo from the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, illustrating a community reaction in Brooklyn during the blackout, capturing the atmosphere of 1977.
Cover image of the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, portraying individuals in a bustling street during the summer of the 1977 blackout.
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Cover of the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine 'A Night To Remember' featuring vibrant imagery reflecting 1970s urban life and culture, marked as the official U.S. Collector's Edition.Page showing the publisher and details of the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, featuring historical images and text from the 1977 issue.Page from the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, depicting a pedestrian experience during the 1977 blackout with a busy street scene.Image from the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, showcasing a shopkeeper discussing the blackout during 1977 highlighted with urban scenes.Photo from the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, illustrating a community reaction in Brooklyn during the blackout, capturing the atmosphere of 1977.Cover image of the VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition, portraying individuals in a bustling street during the summer of the 1977 blackout.

VTG Blackout '77 Magazine A Night To Remember U.S. Collector's Edition No Label

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$99.97

Description

Discover a true gem in the world of vintage magazines with the Blackout '77 Magazine: A Night to Remember, U.S. Collector's Edition, an exceptional addition to any collection of vintage magazines. This unique issue, released in 1977, is notable for its captivating content and riveting cover art that evokes the cultural zeitgeist of the late 70s.

This extraordinary edition serves as a nostalgic reflection of the era, capturing significant cultural and historical moments that defined a generation. From in-depth articles exploring music to exclusive interviews with iconic celebrities of the time, this magazine is a treasure trove of information for collectors and enthusiasts alike. With vibrant visuals and thought-provoking narratives, this publication provides a rare glimpse into the trends and events that shaped 1977.

Condition is paramount when collecting vintage magazines, and this edition is in excellent condition, displaying only light wear typical for its age. This aspect significantly enhances its collectibility and presents an alluring offer for both serious collectors and casual aficionados seeking to own a piece of history.

Key Features:

  • Intriguing articles and stories that reflect the ethos of the 1970s.
  • Vibrant cover art and engaging visuals that make it a striking display piece.

All of our vintage magazines come with a plastic protective covering to preserve their condition and enhance their longevity. The item pictured is the exact magazine you will receive, ensuring transparency in your purchase.

Please check the image below to assess the magazine's condition, and feel free to ask about combined shipping options!

This Blackout '77 vintage issue is not just a magazine; it is a tangible connection to the past. Enhance your collection with this remarkable piece of history!

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