Description
Discover the allure of classic print with this Collier's Magazine from February 10, 1945, featuring a striking cover by Walter Klett. This vintage magazine encapsulates a pivotal time in history, reflecting the cultural and socio-political landscape of the post-World War II era. Featuring a range of captivating stories and thoughtful articles, this issue serves as a valuable artifact for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
This specific issue of Collier's Magazine is particularly notable for its cover art, which beautifully captures the aesthetics and themes of the mid-20th century. Inside, readers will find a variety of engaging fiction, including:
- Marion Greene: "Heart of Love" (Short Short Story)
- Lawrence Williams: "The Magnificent Hats of Costanza"
- Q. Patrick: "White Carnations"
- Edwin Lanham: "The Witch of Tweloe County"
- Tom Powers: "Maiden with Butterflies" (Serial Story Conclusion)
- Tay Hohoff: "Valor Without Trumpets"
The articles in this vintage issue delve into significant topics such as the geopolitical dynamics of the Mediterranean and the economic transformations occurring in the American South. Noteworthy contributions include:
- Frank Gervasi: "Russia vs. Britain in the Mediterranean"
- Robert Richards: "Bastogne!" - A recount of the 101st Airborne Division's historic stand.
The Condition of this magazine is reflective of its age, featuring creases on the front and various marks throughout. The front cover has a noticeable rip at the bottom right corner. Despite these imperfections, this issue remains an excellent addition to any collection, complete with a protective plastic covering to preserve its contents.
Key Features:
- Unique insights into the world of 1945 with a rich collection of literature and journalism.
- Beautifully illustrated cover by Walter Klett, ideal for display or as a collectible.
This vintage magazine is perfect for those who appreciate the art of storytelling and the nostalgia of bygone eras. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this piece of history—reach out for combined shipping options!