Description
Explore a remarkable piece of history with the Collier's Magazine, February 14, 1942, featuring a stunning cover by renowned artist Arthur Szyk. This vintage issue is a captivating snapshot of America during World War II, capturing the culture and sentiments of the time.
This edition is significant not only for its standout artwork but also for its engaging content that reflects the social and political climate of the early 1940s. Readers can immerse themselves in compelling stories and insightful articles that address the issues faced by the nation during wartime.
The magazine remains in excellent condition, with light wear typical for its age, making it a collectible treasure for vintage magazine enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Inside this vintage magazine, you'll find:
- Short Stories: Features include "Marimba from Manhattan" by Richard English and "Dispatch to the General" by Ernest Haycox.
- Serial Stories: Exciting installments like Pearl S. Buck's "China Gold" and Octavus Roy Cohen's "Masquerade in Miami".
- Articles: Thought-provoking pieces such as "Hemisphere Round His Shoulders" by Frank Gervasi and "Stuka!" by W.B. Courtney.
This magazine is a perfect addition to any collection of vintage magazines, showcasing not only quality writing but also significant art and themes of the era. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this collectible piece of history!
