Description
Step back in time with this vintage issue of Time Magazine, dated May 28, 1979. This compelling edition focuses on the critical topic of medical costs and what was being done at the time to seek solutions for the rising expenses associated with healthcare. It’s a fascinating read that provides a glimpse into the medical landscape of the late 1970s, highlighting both challenges and advancements.
This copy is in excellent condition, making it a perfect addition to any collection for history enthusiasts, medical professionals, or anyone interested in the evolving conversation around healthcare costs. It features a newsstand edition with no labels, ensuring that the original cover art is preserved for your enjoyment. Whether you're a collector or just looking to delve into the past, this magazine is a unique find.
One of the standout features of this magazine is its overall quality. The edges and the magazine itself are in good shape, demonstrating the care that has been taken to preserve this piece of American history. To provide extra protection, it comes with a plastic covering that ensures it remains in pristine condition, safe from dust and damage.
In addition to its historical context, this edition offers:
- Insightful Articles: Explore in-depth articles that reflect the societal attitudes and medical advancements of the time.
- Visually Appealing Layout: The iconic Time Magazine layout enhances the reading experience, making it not only informative but also enjoyable to browse.
Take a look at the included image to get a sense of its condition and layout:
Don’t miss out on this remarkable piece of history. Each detail of this magazine—from the compelling cover story to the well-preserved condition—offers a snapshot of the past. Get your hands on this VTG Time Magazine, dated May 28, 1979, focusing on medical costs and the ongoing quest for solutions.
Specifications:
- Condition: Excellent
- Type: Newsstand Edition/No Label
- Packaging: Comes with plastic protective covering.