Saturday Evening Post Magazine Illustrated Cover June 20 1942 Bible of Baseball

Step into a piece of history with the Saturday Evening Post Illustrated Cover from June 20, 1942, featuring the vibrant illustration titled "Bible of Baseball." This iconic piece captures the essence of America's favorite pastime during a pivotal time in history, making it a must-have for collectors and baseball enthusiasts alike.

The artwork on this cover showcases a classic representation of the baseball spirit, full of nostalgia and charm. It's not just a magazine cover; it’s a portal to the past, reflecting the culture and love for baseball that defined a generation. Display it in your home or office, and let the classic illustration spark conversations and induce fond memories of baseball games gone by.

This vintage magazine cover is in its original condition, adding character and authenticity to your collection. Whether you're an avid collector or looking for a unique gift for someone special, this piece is perfect. The particulars of this listing ensure that you receive the exact item shown in the picture, guaranteeing its authenticity and distinctive charm.

• Unique vintage collectible - A rare find for any baseball aficionado or magazine collector.
• Protective covering - Each item comes with a plastic protective covering to preserve its condition.

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Experience the nostalgia and joy that comes with this Saturday Evening Post cover. It’s the perfect addition to any collection, serving as a reminder of the rich history of baseball and its enduring significance in American culture.

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
  • Where Is Tita? — Kenneth Perkins
    • This little girl couldn’t wait for her ship to come in.
  • Pike Pohlman Invades a Barony — Leo Livingston
    • Three hundred and fifty lumberjacks right at wrong.
  • Four-Cornered Turn — Phyllis Duganne
    • Well-turned story in the hazards of independent romance.
  • Destroyer From America — John Fernald
    • Adventures of a four-stacker under the Union Jack.
  • The Ranger Takes a Honeymoon — Bert Stiles
    • The great out-doors refuses to cooperate.
• Articles
  • Bible of Baseball — Stanley Frank
    • The Sporting News proves fans can take it by the ream.
  • Treasure on the Ocean Floor — Alexander Key
    • Gulf-coast Greeks go down; sponges come up. Color pix.
  • Tokyo Calls the Tune — Demaree Bess
    • Hitler discovers the Yellow Peril—Tokyo style.
  • Russia Will Hold This Summer — Joseph E. Davies
    • Former U. S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union
    • Here’s one American who should know.
  • How to Have Fun With Weeds — Rackham Holt
    • Don’t dump them at the garden’s edge; eat them.
  • Dorothy Lamour, Big Pie Plate — Earl Wilson
    • A demon dish salesman shows the movies the way.
  • I Escaped From Hong Kong — Jan Henrik Marsman
    • (Last of three articles)
    • Flight across China, from Hong Kong’s horrors.
  • Should Congress Vote a Sales Tax to Finance the War? — No—Harvey Stephen Perloff
    • Experts argue for and against.
  • Should Congress Vote a Sales Tax to Finance the War? — Yes—John W. Hanes
    • Experts argue for and against.
• Serials
  • The Case of the Careless Kitten — Erle Stanley Gardner
    • (Fifth part of eight)
    • Perry Mason almost meets a fugitive.
  • Assignment in Brittany — Helen MacInnes
    • Conclusion of a spy’s great gamble.
• Other Features
  • Keeping Posted
  • Next Week
  • Post Scripts
  • Editorials