Description
Step back in time with this vintage edition of Newsweek magazine, dated June 15, 1970. This magazine features an in-depth profile of Yale's Kingman Brewster, a figure renowned for his progressive leadership during a transformative era in American education. Brewster's insightful commentary and initiatives at Yale University make this issue a must-have for history enthusiasts and alumni alike.
The magazine offers a window into the political and cultural landscape of the early 1970s, filled with articles that reflect the social dynamics of the time. With its unique perspective, this vintage Newsweek not only serves as a historical artifact but also a collector’s item for those who appreciate media from a bygone era.
Key Features:
- No label from the newsstand, preserving its authentic vintage appeal.
- Includes a protective plastic covering to ensure the magazine remains in good condition.
It's important to note that the edges and binding of this magazine may show signs of wear, with potential marks and rips. Please refer to the accompanying photos for a closer look at its condition. This adds character and authenticity, making it a true collector's piece.
Add this intriguing edition to your collection, and relive the stories that shaped a generation. Ideal for display on a coffee table, or as a conversation starter, this magazine encapsulates the spirit of its time.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history! Check out the image below to see the magazine's cover and overall condition:
Whether you're a magazine collector, a Yale alumni, or someone fascinated by the history of American media, this vintage Newsweek magazine will surely enrich your collection.