Description
Discover a piece of history with this vintage Newsweek magazine, dated December 6, 1976, featuring a remarkable cover story on "Women At Work." This collectible magazine provides a unique glimpse into the issues and achievements of women during a pivotal time in professional history.
Whether you’re a history buff, a magazine collector, or simply interested in women’s rights and workplace dynamics, this magazine is a must-have. The cover story dives deep into the changing roles of women in society, showcasing their contributions and challenges in the workplace. It’s a fascinating read that reflects the cultural and social shifts of the 1970s, making it an excellent addition to any collection.
Here are a few key features of this publication:
- In good condition with minor wear, perfect for display or personal reading.
- Kept in a smoke-free and pet-free environment, ensuring quality preservation.
While this item does contain an address label and may show signs of wear along the edges, it remains a valuable piece of memorabilia for anyone interested in the history of women in the workforce. Please note that it does not come with plastic protective covering, so handling with care is advised.
This magazine has been stored in a clean and safe environment, maintaining its appeal for collectors and casual readers alike. Your purchase supports responsible recycling and the appreciation of vintage media.
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