Description
Step back in time with the iconic November 1954 issue of McCall's Magazine, featuring the captivating article, The Billy Graham That Nobody Knows. This magazine is a vintage gem for collectors and fans of American culture. It showcases not only fascinating insights into a renowned figure but also reflects the style and flavor of the 1950s.
This magazine is in good condition, making it a worthy addition to any collection. It is protected by a plastic covering, ensuring that it will remain in decent shape for years to come. Although it has some signs of age, including an address label on the front and minor wear throughout, these characteristics add to its vintage charm.
When you examine this edition, you'll notice:
- An engaging article that provides a unique perspective on Billy Graham, a pivotal figure in American history.
- High-quality, glossy pages that showcase beautiful vintage photography and designs representative of the era.
While the magazine does show some wear on the binding and has a few marks, the age only enhances the authenticity and value of this collectible item. You may find small rips, which are typical for magazines of this vintage, but none that detract significantly from the overall appeal.
For visual context, please refer to the included image that showcases the cover of the magazine:
Overall, this November 1954 issue of McCall's is not just a magazine; it's a piece of history waiting to be cherished by enthusiasts and collectors alike. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this snapshot of American life during a transformative decade.
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):- Novel
- A little world all her own • Ann Head
- Short stories
- Let me believe in you • Price Day
- A crazy, mixed-up love • Muriel Roy Bolton
- Features
- Inside McCall’s
- The French look at us
- Why marriages fail—No. 8: Backgrounds can be battlegrounds
- Billy Graham • Lewis H. Guinneson
- City of orphans • James Poling
- Social Security • Christine Sadler
- Club notes from all over
- The lady and the law • Peggy Mann
- If you ask me • Eleanor Roosevelt
- Christmas Gifts
- Gifts for family fun
- Gifts $2 and under
- Gifts $3 and under
- Gifts $3 and under
- Gifts $5 and under
- Power tools—this year’s big gift • Paul Schwind
- Gifts for angels and cowboys • Judy Tidman
- Gifts $5 and under
- More Christmas gifts
- More Christmas gifts
- Wheels and dolls • Marion Holbrook
- Don’t guess
- Children
- News in child health • Marguerite Clark
- Biggest paper doll
- Help Betsy McCall find her doll
- Food
- The right way to carve • James A. Beard
- McCall’s special recipe: Meatballs and spaghetti
- Canned meat meals • Helen McCully
- How to make turkey casserole • Helen Flynn
- How to prepare grapefruit • Eleanor Norderer
- Housekeeping
- Try this fryer-cooker • Greda di Silvestro
- Try this ovenette • Gloria Liswith
- Take the mix-up out of mixing • Elizabeth Herbert
- They built their own laundry • Elizabeth Herbert
- New tricks with plastic bags • Anna Fisher
- Pleats can be practical • Doris Hanson
- Houses and Home Fashions
- A house of surprises • Mary Davis Gillies
- Beauty
- Hair goes feminine again • Miriam Gibson French
- How to do your feminine hairdo
- Fashions
- Return to elegance • Estelle Lane Brent
- Patterns
- Make it a Merry Christmas • Helen Carlton
- Formal fabrics
- Big bold sash
- Girl in a whirl
- Old-fashioned charm