Description
Step back in time with this vintage find: the VTG Redbook Magazine from November 1916, Volume 28, Issue #1, featuring the intriguing title "We Can't Have Everything." This magazine is more than just reading material; it's a piece of history that showcases the cultural context of its era.
The magazine is in acceptable condition, exhibiting the charm and character typical of vintage collectibles. This particular issue is a newsstand edition without a label, which adds to its authenticity and appeal for collectors. Please note that while the magazine has its vintage wear, it remains a wonderful addition for those passionate about early 20th-century literature and magazines.
Inside, you'll find fascinating articles and stories reflective of the time, providing insight into the social norms and literary styles of the period. The magazine features engaging narratives and beautiful illustrations that transport readers back to a simpler time.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- Original content that captures the essence of early 1900s America.
- A unique collectible for vintage magazine enthusiasts and history buffs.
It's important to mention that the magazine shows signs of wear, including some marks, water damage, and rips, as highlighted in the photos. The binding may exhibit wear, and creases can be found on the front corners. However, all these imperfections add to the story and history of the magazine.
The magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring it remains in a somewhat preserved state despite its age. This protective covering is key for safeguarding against further wear while allowing you to display this piece in your collection.
See below for an image of the magazine:
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to own a slice of history. Whether you are adding to a collection or looking for a unique gift for a vintage lover, this magazine is sure to delight and spark conversations.