Description
Step back in time with the enchanting December 1949 issue of McCall's Magazine, a true collector's gem that embodies the festive spirit of the season. This vintage publication, titled "Merry Christmas From The Cover Girls," features charming illustrations and articles that reflect the interests and tastes of the late 1940s. It's not just a magazine; it's a portal to the past, perfect for nostalgia enthusiasts and retro collectors alike.
This issue is in good condition, showcasing its character with minor wear throughout. It remains a delightful addition to any vintage magazine collection, whether as a decorative piece or for enjoyable reading. Importantly, this version is newsstand quality without a label, preserving the classic aesthetic that made McCall's a staple during its prime.
Key features of this vintage treasure include:
- Unique Cover Art: Adorned with stunning visuals that capture the essence of Christmas from 1949, making it a perfect display piece.
- Protective Cover: This magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring that it remains in great condition for years to come.
As you explore the pages, you may notice a few creases on the front, which add to its nostalgic charm. We have made sure to include photos for you to see its condition clearly. This magazine truly embodies vintage elegance and provides a fascinating look into the past.
Don't miss the opportunity to own this piece of history! Perfect for holiday decorating or as a gift for a vintage enthusiast, this McCall's Magazine will surely delight anyone who appreciates timeless beauty.
Grab your copy today and add a touch of 1940s charm to your collection!
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):-
NEWS AND FICTION
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Nonfiction
- Working Mother — Jennifer Colton
- Movies — Frankie McKee Robbins
- What Is Your Family Worth? — Sylvia Porter
- National Newsletter
- The Real Margaret Mitchell (Part One of Two Parts) — Robert C. Ruark
- This I Remember (Conclusion) — Eleanor Roosevelt
- If You Ask Me — Eleanor Roosevelt
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Fiction
- The Men in Her Life — Mary McSherry
- All Is Forgiven (A Complete Novel) — Clare Wallis
- A Weekend with Daddy — Natalie Shipman
- The Day After Christmas — Isabella Taves
- 1800 Kisses a Year — Thomas Bell
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Nonfiction
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HOMEMAKING
- 1949 Catalogue of Good Things to Eat
- Merry Eating (Cookies and Fudge)
- Merry Eating (Cakes, Candies and Specialties)
- Merry Eating (Gingersnaps, Chutney, Other Delicacies)
- Recipes for Merry Eating
- How to Make Christmas Lollipops
- How to Make Rich Candy Kisses
- The Best Cook in Our Town — Helen McCully
- This Is How I Keep House — Elizabeth S. Herbert
- When You Have a Home Freezer — Elizabeth S. Herbert
- A Good Cook Planned This Kitchen — Mary Davis Gillies
- About Your Child — Dr. John H. Landon
- Buffalo Yardville — Arthur H. Rich
- How to Fold a Paper Star — Lois Reynolds
- Toys That Teach
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STYLE AND BEAUTY
- The Dress He’ll Remember Always
- That Wonderful Short Long Dress
- Lingerie in Beautiful Colors — Hildegarde Fillmore
- Lighthearted, Last-minute Gifts — Dolly Reed
- Addenda to a Holiday “Make” List — Elisabeth Blondel
- Rose Needlework — Elisabeth Blondel
- Wear Them Around the Clock — Marian Corey
- For the Square Dance — Two Short Evening Dresses
- The Dress with the Suit Look — Suit-Dresses for the South
- Cotton for the South — Easily Made Junior Dresses
- Holiday Dresses — Basic and Draped Types
- Everything Has Pockets — Four Tailored Dresses