Description
Discover this remarkable edition of Life Magazine from June 28, 1963, featuring the poignant image of Medgar Evers' widow and son at his funeral. This issue not only showcases a significant moment in American history but also captures the heartbreak and resilience surrounding the Civil Rights Movement.
This vintage magazine is a treasure for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Medgar Evers, a prominent civil rights activist, was assassinated just weeks before this issue was published. It presents a rare glimpse into the societal climate of the early 1960s, reflecting on themes of injustice and the fight for equality. Engaging articles and iconic imagery make this issue a notable piece of Americana.
Key Features:
- Features an iconic cover depicting a major cultural event of the 1960s.
- Includes insightful editorials discussing the moral implications of American society at the time.
This edition is in excellent condition, exhibiting light wear typical for its age, which adds to its charm and collectibility. As a sought-after item among vintage magazine aficionados, it serves not only as a historical document but also as a conversation piece.
Our collection at Original Magazines includes nearly every issue of Life Magazine released between 1936 and 1972. With each purchase, you benefit from flat-rate shipping, encouraging you to expand your collection effortlessly.
Pg… 4 Editorials: Martyr to an Immoral System
Pg… 34: Arlington Receives a Murdered Hero: A detailed report on Medgar Evers being buried with military honors, amidst rising anger in the black community across the U.S.
This collectible Life Magazine vintage issue is a significant artifact, resonating with the struggles and achievements of the civil rights movement. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history that sparks reflection and appreciation for the ongoing fight for justice.