VTG Time Magazine September 18 1950 Berlin's Mayor Ernst Reuter, Newsstand

Step back in time with this vintage issue of Time Magazine from September 18, 1950, featuring an in-depth look at Berlin's Mayor, Ernst Reuter. This captivating magazine captures a pivotal moment in history, as Berlin was establishing itself in the post-war landscape. With its rich content and historical significance, this magazine is a must-have for collectors, history buffs, and anyone intrigued by the events that shaped the modern world.

This magazine presents an authentic newsstand edition, showcasing its vintage charm and historical relevance. The front cover features Mayor Ernst Reuter, capturing the essence of his message during a time of reconstruction and hope in Berlin. As you flip through the pages, you're transported back to the 1950s, with articles and news that reflect the contemporary societal landscape.

The overall condition of this magazine is rated as good, with some minor wear that adds to its character. Expect to find small rips, edge wear, creases, and/or marks typical of magazines from this era. These imperfections do not detract from its value; rather, they enhance its authenticity and story. This magazine comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring that it remains in good condition for years to come.

• Authentic piece of history that documents a significant era in Berlin's history.
• Perfect for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of vintage publications.

For a closer look, be sure to examine the accompanying photographs. This issue is neatly preserved, and the aesthetic appeal remains intact. The original images will help you appreciate the magazine’s condition and vintage feel.

Whether displayed on a coffee table, used as decor in an office, or added to a personal collection, this vintage Time Magazine is a treasure that resonates with history. Don't miss the chance to own an iconic publication that captures not just a moment, but an entire era.

• Good condition with some minor wear, enhancing its vintage character.
• Newsstand edition with no label, complete with a protective covering.