Description
Step back in time with the McCall's Magazine from October 1954, featuring the legendary Bing Crosby in "My Four Sons and Me." This vintage publication captures the essence of the mid-20th century and is a must-have for collectors and fans of classic entertainment.
This magazine is in good condition, showcasing the allure of its era. Although it shows minor wear throughout, it has been preserved with care, and it even comes with a plastic protective covering that safeguards its treasures. You'll appreciate the charm of this magazine, which serves as a nostalgic piece of art and media history.
Some wear on the binding along with a few light creases on the front cover adds character to this publication. It's perfect for those who appreciate the patina of vintage items. Please review the photos to get a good look at its condition, including any marks. It's important to note that this magazine is newsstand quality and does not have a label, making it a great addition for those who love vintage collections.
- Encapsulating Nostalgia: This magazine takes you on a trip down memory lane, reflecting the lifestyle and trends of the 1950s.
- Visual Appeal: Perfect for display, this magazine can be a unique conversation piece in your home or office.
Whether you're a dedicated collector or just discovering the allure of vintage magazines, this McCall's Magazine offers a little piece of history. Capture a moment of the entertainment world with Bing Crosby gracing the cover, celebrating a time when family stories were central to American culture.
Don’t miss your chance to own this unique vintage item. It's an excellent find for any magazine aficionado or Bing Crosby fan. Order today and let the nostalgia of the past enrich 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):- Novel
- Having a lonely time • Dorothy Cleland Ogley
- Short stories
- She’s a big girl now • Lois Montross
- Listen to their laughter • Sarah Litsey
- Break the news gently • Virginia and Edwin Gilbert
- Features
- Inside McCall’s
- Shopping spree
- We visit Mr. and Mrs. North
- Room dividers
- How do you play it?
- What you can do if you think your doctor is wrong • E. Gardiner Neal
- My four sons—and me • Bing Crosby
- The Senator’s wife goes back to school
- We adopted 12 children nobody wanted • Helen Doss
- If you ask me • Eleanor Roosevelt
- Club notes from all over • Christine Sadler
- You name it—Garry Moore’s got it • Helen Markel Hermann
- Children
- What’s behind an eating problem • Dr. William Kaufman
- Be a clown for Halloween
- Betsy McCall and her new book
- Food
- Cook to make money • Helen McCully
- McCall’s cook shops better 6 ways • Martha Ring
- McCall’s special recipe: Vegetable pot roast
- Seckel pears are golden now • Mimi Hittwater
- How to make delicious glazed nuts • Helen Flynn
- How to make salted nut chips • Eleanor Noderer
- Housekeeping
- Try this new cleaner for upholstery and rugs • Greda DiSilvestro
- They cooked in five languages • Elizabeth Sweeney Herbert
- It’s new • Anna Fisher
- Two ways to stretch a pint-size kitchen
- Thermometers • Gloria Lisiuth
- Good shears • Doris Hanson
- Houses and home fashions
- Our color-happy world • Mary Davis Gillies
- You can build it yourself
- Fashions
- The modern background • Estelle Lane Brent
- The accent • Nancy Wieler
- Top interest
- Beauty
- Wear perfume like a color • Miriam Gibson French
- Make the most of your perfume
- Patterns
- Make a pretty party dress • Helen Carlton
- Out of the Southwest
- Beloved basic
- The shirt on our cover
- Bows are becoming
- Cover: Photograph by Richard Avedon. Vogue Jewelry. McCall’s Pattern No. 9454. See page 162