VTG The Youth's Companion Magazine April 28 1904 The Snakes' Curse No Label


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Sale price$19.95 USD

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Explore a piece of history with the VTG The Youth's Companion Magazine dated April 28, 1904. This vintage magazine features the intriguing story titled "The Snakes' Curse," making it a captivating addition to your collection. Published over a century ago, it serves as a cherished artifact from a bygone era, showcasing original works that reflect the culture and storytelling of its time.

The magazine is not just a nostalgic item; it also provides a glimpse into the social and literary trends of the early 20th century. With its unique content, it’s a perfect conversation starter for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

Please note that this magazine comes without a label, and as you can see from the provided images, it has noticeable creases on the front cover and within the pages. These imperfections add to its character and authenticity, making it a true vintage find. Additionally, there may be some marks present from its previous life, which only enhance its historical value.

Rest assured, when you purchase this item, you will receive the exact magazine shown in the listing. We pride ourselves on accurate representation, so please check the pictures carefully to understand the item's condition.

This magazine also comes with a plastic protective covering to ensure its preservation over time, allowing you to enjoy it for years to come.

  • Captivating story "The Snakes' Curse", adding a vintage literary charm.
  • Includes protective covering for preservation and safekeeping.

We offer combined shipping for multiple purchases, so feel free to ask if you're interested in acquiring more than one item. Don’t miss out on owning a piece of cultural history!

Check out the images below to see the vintage magazine up close:

VTG The Youth's Companion Magazine April 28 1904

Embrace the charm of the past with the VTG The Youth's Companion Magazine. It's truly a treasure for collectors and an excellent way to connect with history.

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