Field & Stream Magazine – July 1956 – “Take the Outdoors Out of Politics” (No Label)
This July 1956 issue of Field & Stream features Harold Titus’s article “Let’s Take the Outdoors Out of Politics,” along with exciting stories, practical how-to guides, and striking photography. It offers a rich snapshot of mid-century outdoor life, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts. The magazine is in good condition, with the exact copy shown in the listing being the one you will receive. Please check the photos for a complete assessment of its condition.
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Table of Contents
Feature Articles
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Let’s Take the Outdoors Out of Politics — Harold Titus – p.35
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Record Giant in the Snake River — Clare Conley – p.40
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The Gamest Fish in the Sea — George X. Sand – p.56
Fiction
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All Quiet on the Kantishna — Frank Dufresne – p.58
How To Do It
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Tricky Water to Fish — John Keats – p.46
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Rabbits Where You Want Them — Erwin A. Bauer – p.48
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Sportsman’s Notebook — H. G. Tapply – p.54
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Acres of Lunkers — George Laycock – p.60
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How to Take Better Photos — Howard Modavis – p.104
Photo Stories
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The Bonanza of No-Name Pond — Tom McNally – p.42
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Shoot Sharp for Chucks — George Santillo – p.64
True Adventure
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The Jaguar Sprang to Kill — W. E. Davidson – p.38
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Old Guns in the Spice Islands — Henry Oscar Wright – p.50
Regular Features
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Cheers and Jeers — The Readers – p.4
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The Old Man and the Boy — Robert C. Ruark – p.8
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The Lower Forty — Corey Ford – p.11
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Use Your Back Cast — Ted Trueblood – p.12
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Bow Hunting — Rocky Teller – p.14
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1956 Game Fish Laws – p.25
Cover Painting: C. E. Monroe, Jr.
Departments
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Sportsman’s Shopper – p.16
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Where to Go – p.22
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Conservation – p.32
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Fishing – p.68
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Boating – p.86
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Shooting – p.106
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Gun Dogs – p.118
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Outdoor Questions – p.128
A classic edition of Field & Stream, this issue blends timely conservation discussions, expert fishing and hunting tips, and thrilling adventure tales—making it a valuable addition to any vintage sporting collection.