Description
If you're a collector of vintage magazines or a fan of classic literature, don't miss out on this rare find! This is a vintage Esquire Magazine from July 1969, bearing the issue number 428 and featuring an intriguing piece on the famed inventor Samuel Finley Morse. Although this particular magazine does not have a label, it encapsulates a fascinating snapshot of the era's cultural and societal landscapes.
This issue of Esquire offers a blend of captivating articles and eye-catching advertisements that reflect the unique style and voice of the late 1960s. Flip through the pages and discover the writing that defined the time, alongside artwork that represents the aesthetic of the period.
Condition is important for collectors, and this magazine comes with some wear, including a noticeable rip on the front cover. Please check the provided image for a detailed view of the condition before purchasing. We strive to provide accurate representations in all our listings.
Here are some key features of this vintage Esquire Magazine:
- Authentic issue from July 1969, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts.
- Includes rich historical content and stylish advertisements from the era.
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