Description
Step into a moment of history with the vintage Newsweek magazine dated December 18, 1972, featuring a compelling cover story titled "Living with Crime in Urban America." This intriguing issue provides a deep dive into the societal challenges of the era, addressing the complexities of urban crime and its impact on communities across America. It presents a fascinating snapshot of a time when issues of safety and societal change were at the forefront of public discussion.
As a collector's item, this magazine is not just a source of information but a piece of nostalgia that reflects the cultural and social context of the early '70s. Whether you are an avid magazine collector or simply interested in historical publications, this issue is a striking addition to your collection.
Condition: Please note that this vintage magazine exhibits signs of wear and tear, including creases on the cover and potential marks throughout the pages. Additionally, there may be minor rips and water damage, which add character to this 50+ year old artifact. All items are sold as-is, and we ensure they come with a plastic protective covering to safeguard their condition during handling.
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- Unique historical perspective on urban crime in the 1970s.
- A must-have collectible for magazine and history enthusiasts.
Don’t miss out on this chance to own a piece of history! Grab this vintage Newsweek magazine today and explore the narratives that shaped urban America in the past. Perfect for display or as a thoughtful gift for someone passionate about history and journalism.