Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23, 1952 illustrated cover by John Falter, depicting a family loading their car outside a home, showcasing mid-20th century American culture.
Inside page of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23, 1952, featuring the table of contents and introduction, highlighting articles and stories from the era.
Article page from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23, 1952, featuring the story 'House of Fear' by Victor Canning, including vivid illustrations pertinent to the narrative.
Inside spread of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23 1952 featuring an article titled 'Those American Towns in Japan' with images depicting American communities in Japan, highlighting cultural interactions.
Page from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23 1952 featuring a graph illustrating pork price fluctuations in relation to production, showcasing the magazine's economic and agricultural insights.
Advertisement from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23 1952 promoting Chesterfield cigarettes, emphasizing its qualities and consumer appeal with bold graphics.
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Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23, 1952 illustrated cover by John Falter, depicting a family loading their car outside a home, showcasing mid-20th century American culture.Inside page of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23, 1952, featuring the table of contents and introduction, highlighting articles and stories from the era.Article page from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23, 1952, featuring the story 'House of Fear' by Victor Canning, including vivid illustrations pertinent to the narrative.Inside spread of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23 1952 featuring an article titled 'Those American Towns in Japan' with images depicting American communities in Japan, highlighting cultural interactions.Page from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23 1952 featuring a graph illustrating pork price fluctuations in relation to production, showcasing the magazine's economic and agricultural insights.Advertisement from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23 1952 promoting Chesterfield cigarettes, emphasizing its qualities and consumer appeal with bold graphics.

Saturday Evening Post Magazine August 23 1952 Illustrated Cover John Falter

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Discover a piece of American history with the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from August 23, 1952, featuring a stunning illustrated cover by renowned artist John Falter. This issue captures the essence of mid-20th century America, blending art and storytelling that will transport you back to a vibrant era filled with nostalgia.

In this magazine, you’ll find a rich tapestry of articles, fiction, and advertisements that reflect the values, interests, and culture of the time. John Falter’s cover illustration is not just eye-catching but also an excellent representation of the artistic styles prevalent during that period. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate the beauty and historical significance of this issue.

Key features of this magazine include:

  • Authentic Vintage Item: The issue is an original magazine from 1952, perfect for collectors looking to enrich their collection with genuine artifacts from the past.
  • Protective Covering: Each magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring it remains in excellent condition and can be enjoyed for many years to come.

The item displayed in this listing is exactly what you will receive. We encourage you to check the picture for condition purposes, as it plays a crucial role in your purchasing decision. Should you wish to acquire multiple items, we offer combined shipping options—just ask! We are committed to providing you with the best possible service and ensuring your satisfaction with every purchase.

Add this remarkable piece to your collection today and own a slice of history that captures the essence of America's artistic and cultural expression in the early 1950s!

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):
  • 4 Short Stories
    • Strange Daughter
    • No Place for a Tenderfoot
    • Paroled to a Woman
    • The Escape of Colonel Spiller
  • 7 Articles
    • They’re Finding Fortunes in the Hills
    • Brandiest Comic on the Air
    • The Curious Case of the President’s Bathtub
    • Those American Towns in Japan
    • They Haven’t Killed Me Yet (Second of two articles)
    • The Merry Widow Still Waltzes Here
    • The Magicians of Monmouth, N.J.
  • 2 Serials
    • House of Fear (Fourth of six parts)
    • Tombstone (Conclusion)
  • Other Features
    • Letters
    • Editorials
    • Post Scripts
    • Verse
    • Keeping Posted
  • This Week’s Cover
    • One of the values of a vacation is to build up strength to survive the labors and shocks related to terminating said vacation. It is a known scientific fact that it is twice as hard to pack up to come home as to go away, and that during a vacation the speed of growing grass accelerates 4.7 times. Also, the corn in the garden hastens to mature, so that when the folks return it will be too old to chew. Artist Falter, already saddened by this scene, will be desolate to know that the key to the house is on papa’s key ring in his shorts at the bottom of the trunk on top of the butter. But cheerio! Be it ever so depressed, there’s no place like home after its inhabitants have been back long enough to get the joint under control again.

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