Description
Step into the world of vintage publications with this unique find – the *The New York Times Magazine* dated September 19, 1982. This special issue dives into the pressing issue of toxic shock, showcasing in-depth articles and captivating visuals that reflect the era's journalistic standards.
This magazine is an ideal collectible for enthusiasts of media history, vintage journalism, or those particularly interested in health-related topics. It provides a nostalgic glimpse into societal concerns during the early '80s, making it a rich addition to any collection.
This particular edition comes without a label and has seen minor wear due to its age, enhancing its vintage character. Please view the provided images for a detailed look at its condition. Despite its shows of age, this magazine remains intact and in *good* condition overall, ensuring it will be a treasured piece in your collection.
This vintage magazine also comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring that it remains in good shape well into the future. Its design not only preserves the publication but also makes it easy to display for readers and collectors alike.
Key features of this edition include:
- Historical Insight: Gain perspective on the critical discussions surrounding toxic shock in the early 1980s.
- Collector's Item: A unique addition to any magazine collection, providing a blend of nostalgia and cultural commentary.
Perfect for display or as a conversation starter, this magazine successfully captures a unique slice of history. Add *The New York Times Magazine* from September 19, 1982, to your collection today and keep the conversation about health and society alive!