VTG True Story Magazine August 1964 I Had To Trade My Husband For A Baby


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Sale price$14.95 USD

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Step back in time with this vintage gem from August 1964: the True Story Magazine featuring the captivating cover story, "I Had To Trade My Husband For A Baby." This magazine offers a fascinating glimpse into the unique narratives of the era, showcasing real-life stories that tug at the heartstrings and inspire curiosity.

This particular issue is in good condition, making it a perfect addition for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines. While it does feature an address label on the front, this minor imperfection is hardly noticeable and embraces the magazine's history. Overall, you will find some minor wear throughout, which adds character and authenticity to this collectible piece.

One of the excellent benefits of this magazine is its preservation. It comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring that this vintage treasure remains well-kept and safe from further wear and tear. The wear on the binding provides a nostalgic touch, connecting you to the past in a tangible way.

Inside, readers will discover a wealth of intriguing stories that reflect the cultural norms and social discussions of the 1960s. This issue serves as a remarkable time capsule, inviting you to explore the lives and experiences of real people.

  • Notable cover story: "I Had To Trade My Husband For A Baby" offers surprising insights into personal choices of the past.
  • Well-preserved with a protective cover, making it perfect for collectors and history buffs.

Images are essential for evaluating any product, and we have included a clear catalog image to help you appreciate this magazine's appeal:

VTG True Story Magazine August 1964 Cover

In addition, for further insights into the magazine's condition, remember to view the provided images closely, as they showcase various aspects, including any marks or wear mentioned. Don't miss the opportunity to nurture your collection with this historical artifact that not only tells a story from a different time but also ignites conversations that transcend generations.

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