Description
Discover a unique piece of history with the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine from November 1935, featuring the exquisite Shale-Bastable Boots on its cover. This vintage magazine is not just an issue of a publication; it is a gateway to a fascinating era of fashion and culture.
This particular issue captures the essence of 1930s style and serves as a remarkable reflection of women's fashion trends during the interwar period. It celebrates femininity and innovation at a time when the world was undergoing dramatic changes. The Shale-Bastable Boots showcased on the cover are a testament to the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of the time, making this magazine an essential addition for collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike.
Key Features:
- Rare 1935 vintage issue featuring iconic footwear trends.
- In-depth articles reflecting the cultural context of the era.
This magazine is a true collectible, preserved in excellent condition with only light wear typical for its age. It comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring its longevity. The vibrant cover and insightful articles make it a standout piece for any collection of vintage magazines.
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Celebrate the vintage charm of this Ladies' Home Journal vintage issue, a must-have for any serious collector or anyone interested in the rich history of fashion and culture. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of the past that still resonates 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):-
Fiction
- Navy Blues — Graeme and Sarah Lorimer
- Little Woman — Booth Tarkington
- Uncommon People — Helen Hull
- Private Duty (Part III) — Faith Baldwin
- The Shag-Bastable Boots — Joseph C. Lincoln
- Five Little Heiresses (Conclusion) — Alice Duell Miller
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Special Features
- I Was a Homely Girl — Anonymous
- Hollywood Now Looks for You — Anonymous
- Brought Up to Do Something — Margaret Culkin Banning
- Is He Hurt? — Mrs. Langdon (Biffy) Lea
- Thy Country, ’Tis of Thee — Christa Winsloe
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Fashions and Beauty
- Welcoming the Return of the Softer Dress — Julia Coburn
- Julia Coburn’s Letter from Paris
- Vogue Designs for Vibrant Colors
- I Decide to Reduce — Louise Paine Benjamin
- Now That It’s Walking Weather
- Six Hats in Search of a Maker — Designed by Sally Victor
- Designed to Live In
- Vogue Designs for Smart Daytime Dresses
- In the Bag
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Food and Homemaking
- My Favorite Holiday — By Ann Batchelder
- Would You Believe It!
- Variations on an Old Theme
- How Nice Your Clothes Look! — Grace L. Pennock
- The Neatest Trick of the Month — Louella G. Shouer
- Children Find Cooking Good Fun — Caroline B. King
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Architecture and Interior Decoration
- Planned First and Then Designed — J. Harold Hawkins
- Our New American House — Margaret Green Dargan
- New Fashions in Window Gardening — Helen Van Pelt Wilson
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Poetry
- Pink and Blue — Ethel Jacobson
- Indian Summer — Leona Ames Hill
- Pastel — A. B.
- An Old Man in Autumn — Daniel Whitehead Hickey
- Armistice Day — Ethel Romig Fuller
- Insurmountable — Katherine Edelman
- To One Absent — Sara Henderson Hay
- A Song About Kettles — Nancy Byrd Turner
- Barn Swallow — Edward Weissmiller
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General Features
- You’re Being Stood Up! (The Sub-Deb) — Edited by Elizabeth Woodward
- The Tucket Twins — Drawing by Perry Barlow
- Journal Reference Library