Description
Step back in time with the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine from April 1935. This vintage publication, titled The Romantic Type, offers a captivating glimpse into the world of the 1930s, capturing the essence of romance, lifestyle, and home-making that defined the era. Whether you're an avid collector or simply love historical memorabilia, this magazine is sure to delight.
The magazine comes in excellent condition and is sold without a label, allowing you to appreciate its authentic vintage appeal. As shown in the images, its charming cover features delicate designs and an inviting aesthetic that showcases the romantic themes popular during that time period.
Viewing this magazine is a trip down memory lane, as it contains articles and illustrations that reflect the lifestyle and culture of the 1930s. Explore tips for home decor, fashion trends of the day, and enchanting stories that resonate even today. Each page is a treasure, perfect for anyone interested in history, literature, or fashion.
Below are some notable features of this magazine:
- Unique Vintage Appeal: A rare find that transports you straight to the romantic era of the 1930s.
- Preserved Condition: Each copy is carefully maintained with a plastic protective covering to prevent wear and tear.
Please refer to the included images to assess the condition of the magazine. The item pictured is the exact magazine you will receive, ensuring transparency in your purchase.
We take pride in providing combined shipping to save you on costs when acquiring multiple items. Don’t hesitate to reach out with questions or for additional details. Each purchase is a step into the fascinating past, making for a wonderful gift or addition to your collection.
Get your hands on this delightful piece of history today!
Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):- Cover Design—Photograph by Green-Fowler
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Fiction
- So Wise So Young (Part I) — Agnes Burke Hale
- The Romantic Type — Margaret Weymouth Jackson
- Life is Like That — Margaret Culkin Banning
- Through Some Glass Darkly — Clarence Budington Kelland
- A Song in the Town — Brooke Hanlon
- The Unexpected Mother — Graeme and Sarah Lorimer
- The House on the Roof (Part IV) — Mignon G. Eberhart
- The Reckless One — Frances Frost
- Layette — Dorothy Byard
- How Solemnly April — Daniel Whitehead Hickey
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Special Features
- Setting Up in Bed — George Kent
- You Might as Well Spend It — Margaret Culkin Banning
- A New Guessing Game — Alice Roosevelt Longworth
- After All — Elsie de Wolfe
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Poetry
- Little Lost Mountain — Ann Batchelder
- Song of the Thrush — Helen Borden
- Tulip — Ethel Romig Fuller
- The Clown Sings — Jean Batchelor
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Fashions and Beauty
- Surely, You’ll Wear a Suit — Julia Coburn
- Snapshots of Suits and Shoes — Julia Coburn
- White Magic for Dark Dresses — Charlotte Johnson
- One Suit + Some Blouses = Spring Chic
- Pretty as a Picture in Her Easter Frock
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Food and Entertaining
- Eggs Will Be Eggs
- In Just a Minute
- This is Our Kitchen — Grace L. Pennock
- New Ideas for Breakfast — Caroline B. King
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General Features
- Spring for Tired Houses — Margaret Green Dargan
- Prom-Trotting (The Sub-Deb) — Elizabeth Woodward
- Personality Comes to Rock Gardens — Anderson McCully
- Planting the Shaded Porch — Helen Van Pelt Wilson
- The Tucker Twins
- Journal Reference Library