Description
Step back in time with the VTG Punch Magazine from May 17, 1939, issue #5118, Volume 196. This magazine is a delightful piece of history, showcasing the unique blend of World War II cartoons and humorous content that defined the era. Dive into an anthology of laughter and satire that captures the spirit of the times with wit and charm.
This vintage magazine comes without a newsstand label, making it an excellent addition for collectors. The overall condition of this magazine is rated as Good, with some expected signs of wear given its age. It has survived the test of time, featuring delightful humor that many still appreciate today.
Featuring minor wear throughout, the magazine is protected with a plastic covering, ensuring that it remains a cherished collectible. Key features include:
- Unique historical perspective of WWII through cartoons and humor.
- Comes with protective covering for continued preservation.
Take a closer look—there are some marks and creases on the binding and front corners, as depicted in the included photos.
Checking the magazine's condition, you'll notice:
- Some light wear across its surface, adding to its vintage appeal.
- Creases that enhance its character, telling a story of its past.
It's crucial to acknowledge that this magazine, while in good shape, does not come free of imperfections. However, these small flaws add to its authenticity as a piece of history. The photos can help you evaluate the magazine's condition for yourself.
As part of your collection, this VTG Punch Magazine is not just a reading material but a piece of nostalgia, evoking the humor of a time when laughter was a great comfort. Don’t miss your chance to own this unique artifact from May 1939. View the images below for a better look:
Grab this opportunity to own a slice of literary history and enjoy some good humor from the past!