Description
Step back in time with this vintage treasure from August 1952: the House & Garden Magazine featuring an iconic cover of The United Nations Building. This magazine isn't just a nostalgic piece; it's a window into the design aesthetics and cultural shifts of the era. Whether you're a collector, a history buff, or someone simply passionate about architecture and design, this magazine holds a significant place in any collection.
Upon examination, this magazine is classified as being in good condition, showcasing the patina of its age. It is a newsstand edition, which means it was once readily available for any curious reader. While it comes with minor wear throughout, it maintains its character and charm. The magazine is even accompanied by a plastic protective covering, ensuring its preservation for years to come.
- Features an eye-catching cover of The United Nations Building, a hallmark of mid-century architecture.
- Comes with plastic protection to keep it safe from dust and wear, perfect for display or storage.
Do note that some marks are present on the pages, indicative of its journey through the years. The binding shows typical wear, which is common in vintage items. Additionally, there are noticeable creases on the front corners, but these do not detract from the overall aesthetic appeal.
See the attached photos to get a closer look at the condition. They offer a glimpse into the magazine's unique history and presentation. The combination of good content and charming imperfections make this vintage magazine a must-have.
Don't miss out on your chance to own a piece of history that beautifully encapsulates the elegance of 1950s design. Grab this amazing magazine today!
