Cover of the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947, featuring a beautiful illustration by John Atherton of the Washington statue, showcasing mid-20th century artistry and culture.
Interior page from the Saturday Evening Post magazine, February 22, 1947, revealing the table of contents and features including articles and stories reflecting the social and political climate of the era.
Vintage advertisement for Kelly Tires featuring a woman in a red skating outfit promoting tire safety, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.
Article titled 'Bird of Freedom' discussing the bald eagle, featuring period photography and narrative, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.
Feature story titled 'The Man Who Astonished the Educators' with images of Asa Knowles and college students, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.
Advertisement for the 1947 Cadillac showcasing the car's elegant design and features, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.
Promotional graphic for Sunkist California Navel Oranges highlighting the benefits and uses of the fruit, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.
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Cover of the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947, featuring a beautiful illustration by John Atherton of the Washington statue, showcasing mid-20th century artistry and culture.Interior page from the Saturday Evening Post magazine, February 22, 1947, revealing the table of contents and features including articles and stories reflecting the social and political climate of the era.Vintage advertisement for Kelly Tires featuring a woman in a red skating outfit promoting tire safety, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.Article titled 'Bird of Freedom' discussing the bald eagle, featuring period photography and narrative, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.Feature story titled 'The Man Who Astonished the Educators' with images of Asa Knowles and college students, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.Advertisement for the 1947 Cadillac showcasing the car's elegant design and features, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.Promotional graphic for Sunkist California Navel Oranges highlighting the benefits and uses of the fruit, from the Saturday Evening Post magazine dated February 22, 1947.

Saturday Evening Post Magazine February 22 1947 Washington D.C. - John Atherton

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This stunning edition of the Saturday Evening Post magazine, dated February 22, 1947, is a remarkable find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Featuring a beautiful cover illustration by the talented artist John Atherton, this magazine captures a nostalgic glimpse into the culture and artistry of the mid-20th century. Atherton's work was known for its unique blend of realism and imagination, making this piece a statement of visual art as well as a literary treasure.

The magazine was published during a vibrant time in American history, reflecting the dynamic changes in society and culture. The content of this issue includes a variety of articles and stories that are sure to engage readers interested in the period's outlook on politics, society, and art.

Key Features:

  • Collectible vintage magazine from a significant era in American history.
  • Featuring captivating artwork by renowned artist John Atherton.

The item being pictured in this listing is the exact same item you will receive. In the spirit of utmost transparency, we encourage you to check the pictures carefully to assess the condition of this cherished magazine. Each magazine is carefully preserved and comes packaged with a plastic protective covering to ensure it arrives in no less than excellent condition.

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Take a closer look at this exceptional piece of history:

Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of the past. This Saturday Evening Post magazine not only serves as a delightful reading experience but also as a beautiful display item. Perfect for enthusiasts, collectors, or anyone who appreciates the charm of vintage publications.

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
    • Massacre. — James Warner Bellah
    • Rookie Cop. — B. J. Chute
    • Swift in the Night. — William Byron Mowery
    • Look What Happens to Willie. — George Morse
  • 10 Articles
    • Will the CIO Shake the Communists Loose? (First of two articles). — Joseph and Stewart Alsop
    • Singing Sam, the Cut-Rate Man. — J. Roy Stockton
    • Bird of Freedom. — Herbert Ravenel Sass
    • How It Looks to Ivan Ivanovich. — Edgar Snow
    • The Man Who Astonished the Educators. — Richard Thruelsen
    • Hot Documents (Third of four articles). — Rich Alva Johnson
    • Shall We Spend $2,000,000,000 More on the Colorado? — Edward Churchill
    • Florida’s Flossiest Hotel. — Theodore Pratt
    • Oil Among the Icebergs—A Post cameraman reports on Alaska. Last in a series of full-color photographs by Larry Keighley
    • Ever Hear of Joe Magarac? — Jules B. Billard
  • 2 Serials
    • Barracuda (Second part of seven). — Richard Powell
    • Woman in Black (Sixth part of seven). — Leslie Ford
  • Other Features
    • Letters.
    • Keeping Posted.
    • Report to the Editors.
    • Post Scripts.
    • Poetry.
    • Editorials.

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