Description
Explore a piece of history with this vintage Newsweek magazine from March 16, 1964. This publication features an intriguing cover showcasing Chairman Leo D. Welch, providing a glimpse into the significant events and culture of the time. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate the nostalgia and the insights this magazine offers.
The magazine comes to you without a label, making it ideal for display or for any collector looking to add to their assortment of vintage publications. It's a true newsstand edition, capturing the essence of journalism during a dynamic period in American history.
As with any vintage item, please note that the edges and binding of this magazine may exhibit some wear, marks, or rips. This adds to the magazine's character and authentic feel, enhancing its appeal as a collectible item. We encourage potential buyers to examine the accompanying photos closely to appreciate the condition fully.
To ensure that this valuable piece of history is protected, it comes with a plastic protective covering. This addition allows you to preserve its condition while displaying it confidently.
Key features of this vintage issue include:
- No label—ideal for collectors seeking an authentic newsstand edition.
- Includes a protective covering to maintain its original condition.
Don't miss out on the chance to own a nostalgic piece of 1960s media history. This magazine is a fantastic conversation starter, and whether it finds a place in your personal collection, office décor, or a gift for a friend, it represents a unique moment in time.
Take a look at the images below for a closer look:
