Description
Step back in time with the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine, January 1962, featuring the iconic and youthful Jacqueline Kennedy on the cover. This vintage magazine is a must-have for collectors, nostalgia lovers, and anyone fascinated by 1960s culture. With its beautiful illustrations and captivating articles, it offers a glimpse into a world that celebrates elegance and sophistication.
This particular issue is in good condition, showcasing the classic charm of the era, although it does have a label on the front cover. It's a piece of history that captures the style and grace of Jacqueline Kennedy, who was not just the First Lady but also a fashion icon.
While there may be minor wear throughout the magazine, it remains a delightful addition to any collection, with the pages carefully curated for archival quality. Plus, it comes with a plastic protective covering to help preserve its integrity for years to come.
- Historical Significance: This issue encapsulates the essence of the early 1960s and gives insight into the life and style of Jacqueline Kennedy.
- Collectible Item: Perfect for vintage magazine enthusiasts and collectors, this magazine serves as a conversation starter and a unique decorative piece.
Its cover image not only highlights the young Jacqueline Kennedy but also serves as an homage to the fashion and lifestyle of an unforgettable decade. If you're looking to add a touch of vintage charm to your home or simply want to explore the influence of Jacqueline Kennedy, this magazine is for you.
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):-
Condensed Books Complete in This Issue
- Strait Passage (Novel), Nancy Dugh
- The Young Jacqueline Kennedy As I Knew Her, Mimi Rhea, with Frances Spatz Leighton
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Stories
- The Kind Monster, Catherine Boyd
- Never in New York, John Latham Toohney
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Articles
- False Education for Many Sick Children?, Dr. James Bryant Conant
- How America Spends Its Money: Sink or Swim, Betty Hannah Hoffman
- What Marriage Work Means to Our Life, Adams, Ph.D.
- Shaping the ’60s: Foreshadowing the ’70s, Gallup Survey No. 1
- As Carol Breckenridge Sees the ’60s, Lane Gendell
- Love in Autumn
- Tell Me, Doctor, Goodrich C. Schauffler, M.D.
- Hang Onions in Your Kitchen, Phyllis Krasilovsky
- Do Parents Teach Prejudice?, Benjamin Spock, M.D.
- Revolution and Religion, Dr. Samuel H. Miller
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How America Spends Its Money
- Sink or Swim, Betty Hannah Hoffman
- “I’m a Good Cook”, Margaret Davidson
- New York Working Beauty, Bet Hart
- As Carol Breckenridge Sees the ’60s
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General Features
- Our Readers Write Us
- Play Bridge, Charles and Peggy Solomon
- Fifty Years Ago
- Ask Any Woman, Marcelene Cox
- There’s a Man in the House, Harlan Miller
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Fashion and Beauty
- Too Pretty to Be Fat, Dawn Crowell Ney
- New York Working Beauty, Bet Hart
- Journal Editors Around the Clock, Nora O’Leary
- Matinee at the Met, Wilhela Cushman
- Packaged for a Cruise, Wilhela Cushman
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Food and Homemaking
- “I’m a Good Cook”, Margaret Davidson
- Eating in New York Is an Adventure
- The Well-Fed Bridegroom, Margaret Williams
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Interior Decorating
- Personality Rooms in New York, Cynthia Kellogg
- The Rooms America Loves, H. T. Williams
- Small Delights, H. T. Williams
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Poems
- Ten, Harold Witt
- The Overgrown Meadow, Dionis Coffin Riggs
- Gift in the Mail, Evelyn Adams
- About the Teeth of Sharks, John Ciardi
- I Dreamt I Dealt with Toymakers All, Jeanice Hays