Description
Step into the past with this vintage issue of Time Magazine from January 10, 1964, featuring the innovative architect Richard Buckminster Fuller on the cover. This collectible magazine offers a fascinating glimpse into the architectural philosophies that shaped modern design. Buckminster Fuller was known for his groundbreaking concepts in design and architecture, making this particular issue a must-have for fans of architecture, history, and journalism alike.
This Time Magazine issue is not just a piece of history; it also showcases the unique style and editorial approach that Time took in the 1960s. With a wealth of articles and features, you'll find critical insights into the cultural landscape of the time. From politics to science, this magazine encapsulates a pivotal era in American history.
As for the condition, the magazine has some minor wear on the edges, along with a few rips and marks. However, these imperfections add to its vintage charm and authenticity. Please refer to the provided photos to assess the condition further. It comes protected in a plastic covering, ensuring it remains in a safe condition while being displayed or stored.
Key features of this Time Magazine issue include:
- A captivating cover story about Richard Buckminster Fuller, the visionary architect.
- Protective covering to maintain the magazine's condition during display or storage.
The magazine features newsstand conditions with no label, ensuring it retains its original look and feel. Although there are some marks, they enhance its historical significance rather than detract from it. This unique piece is ideal for collectors or anyone interested in adding an iconic piece of mid-20th-century media to their collection.
For your consideration:
- Newsstand/No Label
- Some minor wear on edges and/or rips or marks.
- See photos for more details on condition.
- Comes with a plastic protective covering.
- Some marks. Refer to photos for clarity.
Don't miss out on the chance to own a slice of history with this vintage Time Magazine. Perfect for gifts, research, or personal enjoyment, it’s a conversation starter that connects you with the past.
