Description
Step back in time with the VTG Time Magazine from October 1, 1965, Vol. 86 #14, a fascinating piece that explores the pivotal theme of "Water Worldwide Use and Misuse." This vintage magazine not only serves as a window into history but also captures crucial discussions surrounding global water issues that remain relevant today.
In this captivating issue, you'll discover a series of insightful articles that delve into the challenges and responsibilities associated with water usage across the globe. The magazine's rich content provides a retrospective look at societal attitudes towards water resources, making it a significant collector's item for enthusiasts of environmental studies, history buffs, or anyone interested in how perceptions of water management have evolved over the decades.
This piece maintains its original charm, even with some minor wear and tear that speaks to its age and journey through time. Examine the detailed visuals and informative layouts that made Time Magazine a staple in newsstands around the world. This issue is not just a magazine; it's a conversation starter that highlights how critical water is to all facets of life.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- Newsstand Condition - No label to detract from its vintage appeal.
- Comes protected in a plastic covering to preserve its quality, making it suitable for display or collection.
Be sure to check the accompanying photos that show its current condition, including some minor edge wear, rips, and signs of use, all of which add to its vintage character. Note that while the cover is off and there is some wear on the binding, this only further enhances its story and authenticity as a collectible item.
Take a closer look at this unique piece of history:
Whether you’re adding to your collection or seeking the perfect gift for someone who appreciates vintage media, this magazine is sure to please. Embrace the nostalgia and significance of the era encapsulated in this 1965 Time Magazine issue.
Specifications include:
- Condition: Some minor wear on edges with rips and marks.
- Protective covering: Yes, to ensure durability.
- Unique note: Cover is off with wear on binding.