Description
Step back in time with the fascinating April 12, 1949, edition of Look Magazine. This vintage gem, Volume 13, Number 8, hails from Chicago—the city of extremes. It's not just a magazine; it's a snapshot of a pivotal moment in American culture and history. Whether you're a collector of vintage publications or simply a fan of historical nostalgia, this edition offers a unique glimpse into life just after World War II.
With no label detracting from its vintage allure, this magazine is in good condition for its age, showcasing the vibrant design and layout of the era. The cover story dives into the contrasts of Chicago, touching on its bustling urban life and the subtleties that make it shine. The imagery and content promise to ignite curiosity and spark conversation.
Take advantage of this opportunity to own a rare piece of history. Below are some key features and benefits of this incredible item:
- Unique Historical Perspective: Delve into articles and imagery that reflect societal attitudes and trends immediately following the Second World War.
- Perfect Addition to Any Collection: Enhance your library with this vintage magazine that serves as both an artistic piece and a conversation starter.
The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive. Please check the images for condition purposes to ensure it meets your expectations.
We offer combined shipping, just ask! All of our items come with a plastic protective covering to ensure their safe arrival and lasting quality.
This magazine is more than just reading material; it's a portal to the past, making it a wonderful gift for history enthusiasts and collectors alike. Get yours today and add a slice of history to your collection!
Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):- AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT
- World’s Smallest Airport: It’s Atop a Mercury Station Wagon
- Chicago: City of Extremes, By Irving Kupcinet
- Chicago Christian Science, By Lewis W. Gillenson
- The Teenagers Hold a Roman Banquet: Latin Students Enjoy a Three-Hour Dinner—Rome Style
- Copacabana: A New Million-Dollar Night Club That’s Built So Everyone Can See the Show
- Seven Rules for Good Health, By Justus J. Schifferes
- Mother Turns Schoolteacher: Parents Take Over Classrooms
- WORLD SPOTLIGHT
- Five Ways F.D.R. Changed Your Life, By Richard Wilson
- New Anti-Typhus Drug Can Now Be Mass-Produced
- Chloromycetin—Now One of the Big Disease Killers
- STRICTLY PERSONAL
- Big Town: Cast from Radio’s Big Town Pose with Their Real-Life New York Counterparts
- Double Success Story: Jacqueline Cochran, Lady Ace, and Floyd Odlum, Wizard Financier, By Sylvia Porter
- The Runt: It’s Tough Being the Smallest in a Litter of Husky, Three-Month-Old Cocker Spaniel Puppies
- Mrs. Tyrone Power: She’s Linda Christian, Once Called “The Atomic Bomb,” By Jed Howard
- Hit Tunes Are His Business: Frank Loesser’s Words and Music Sparkle Broadway and Hollywood Hits
- FASHIONS AND BEAUTY
- Chris-Cross Scarf, Cuffs: Ingenious Cut Narrows Scarf Where Needed; Cuffs Stay Put Without Sewing or Pinning
- Easter Fashions: They Show Up Women’s Inconsistencies—for Desired Effect, Women Splurge on One Thing; Pinch Pennies on Another
- ART
- Paintings for Paraplegics: Art Show Goes to Paraplegic Ward of U.S. Naval Hospital, St. Albans, Long Island, N.Y.
- FOOD AND HOMEMAKING
- Eggs: The Whole Family Colors Them and Eats Them, Too, for Easter
- Revolution in Relaxation: Barwa Chair Brings Relaxation into Present-Day Living
- SPORTS
- What’s Wrong with Baseball … What Can Be Done About It, By Bill Veeck, Owner of the Cleveland Indians
- DEPARTMENTS
- Letters & Pictures to the Editor
- LOOK Applauds
- Photoquiz
- Meet the People
- Photocrime
- Movie Review: Little Women
- Movie Guide
- Record Guide
- Sports Quiz
- Sources of LOOK’s Pictures