Description
Step back in time with this extraordinary edition of the Saturday Evening Post>, featuring the Illustrated Cover Magazine from August 30, 1941. This unique piece captures a moment in history, showcasing the essence of family life during the early 1940s, all through a stunning illustration titled "Big Family." Perfect for collectors or anyone who appreciates vintage art, this magazine serves as a charming window into the past.
The magazine features vibrant artwork that not only tells a story but also adds a nostalgic touch to any space. Families depicted in this cover illustrate values of togetherness and happiness, making this a remarkable conversation starter. Whether you are adding to your collection or looking for a special gift for a loved one, this issue truly stands out.
- Original Artwork: The mesmerizing cover art brings a historical aesthetic to your collection, delighting both collectors and art enthusiasts.
- Protective Covering: Each magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, preserving its condition for years to come.
The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive. We encourage you to check the picture for condition purposes, ensuring your satisfaction.
Additionally, we offer combined shipping for those interested in purchasing multiple items—just ask! Each magazine is thoughtfully handled and sent with care. We believe in providing a delightful experience for our customers.
Make a connection with history today. Order your Saturday Evening Post Illustrated Cover Magazine from August 30, 1941 featuring "Big Family" and enjoy this exceptional glimpse into the past.
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):- Short Stories
- Breeze o’ Wind — Alexander Key
- Two hurricanes, one human, hit a Gulf Coast town.
- Heads, You Win — Zachary Gold
- Triangles form a nice design—not for living.
- It’s the Upkeep — Marguerite G. Sydser
- The son of the family solves the jalopy problem.
- Miss Bronska Follows a Hunch — Gene Henry
- Romance always leaves a trail, even in bombed London.
- Breeze o’ Wind — Alexander Key
- Articles
- Big Family (First of three articles) — Bellamy Partridge
- Memories of family life in the Elegant Eighties.
- American Strategy Pains Portugal — Demaree Bess
- Why Portugal worries about our defense plans.
- Dogcatcher — J. Bryan, Jr.
- A visit to Detroit’s dog pound—biggest and best.
- Too-Perfect Crimes — Lawton Wright
- An expert tells you how forgers set their own traps.
- One Bomber Missing — Robert Capa
- Photo record of an American RAF pilot’s first bombing raid.
- Big Family (First of three articles) — Bellamy Partridge
- Serials
- Attack Alarm (Third part of six) — Hammond Innes
- Mystery on a British airdrome.
- Let the Gun Talk (Conclusion) — Lucian Cary
- A missing gun and a missing girl are found.
- Attack Alarm (Third part of six) — Hammond Innes
- Other Features
- Keeping Posted
- Next Week
- Editorials
- Post Scripts
- Poems
- Strength — Archibald Rutledge
- A Mother’s Dilemma — Jane Coffin







