Description
Explore a piece of history with the vintage Newsweek magazine from October 14, 1985. This captivating publication delves into significant events from the past, specifically focusing on a riveting issue involving weapons confiscated by the Atlanta police. Whether you're a collector of vintage magazines or simply interested in historical events, this magazine offers a fascinating glimpse into the era.
Each page of this magazine brings the past to life, featuring in-depth articles, striking photographs, and insightful commentary from that time period. You can relive the events surrounding the confiscation of weapons, a topic that resonates even today. The publication serves as a potent reminder of the ongoing dialogue around safety and security in society.
This particular issue of Newsweek is in good used condition, making it an appealing addition to your collection or as a unique gift for someone who appreciates retro media. Its newsstand label is missing, but that does not take away from the quality of the content. The edges may have very minor wear, marks, or rips; however, that only adds character to this vintage item. Take a closer look at the included photos to gauge its condition.
The magazine comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring its preservation for years to come. This is particularly beneficial if you plan to display it or keep it as part of a curated collection. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of 1985 history!
- Used / Good condition
- Includes protective plastic covering
Add this vintage Newsweek magazine to your collection today and revisit a pivotal moment in time. Whether for personal enjoyment or as a unique conversation starter, this issue is sure to make an impact.
