Cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25, 1947 featuring artwork by Big Bromley, depicting a skier in a snowy landscape. The magazine showcases mid-20th century Americana.
Contents page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25, 1947, listing articles and features, including 'How the Russians Spied on Their Allies' and 'Scene for Satan'.
Illustration from 'Scene for Satan', published in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25, 1947, showcasing dramatic characters and setting.
Article page titled 'New Orleans Takes the Cure' in Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25, 1947, featuring a photograph of a mayor and a child.
Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25 1947 Big Bromley - Alajalov No Label - Boeing aircraft featured with the caption 'First Family of the Air' highlighting aviation history of the late 1940s.
Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25 1947 Big Bromley - Alajalov No Label - Advertisement for Plymouth showcasing a classic car with families enjoying road trips, illustrating automotive advancements of the era.
Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25 1947 Big Bromley - Alajalov No Label - Ad for the 1947 Piper Cub Super Cruiser, featuring vibrant illustrations and highlighting features of this personal aircraft.
Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25 1947 Big Bromley - Alajalov No Label - Chesterfield cigarette advertisement with a glamorous model, emphasizing 1940s advertising style and culture.
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Cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25, 1947 featuring artwork by Big Bromley, depicting a skier in a snowy landscape. The magazine showcases mid-20th century Americana.Contents page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25, 1947, listing articles and features, including 'How the Russians Spied on Their Allies' and 'Scene for Satan'.Illustration from 'Scene for Satan', published in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25, 1947, showcasing dramatic characters and setting.Article page titled 'New Orleans Takes the Cure' in Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25, 1947, featuring a photograph of a mayor and a child.Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25 1947 Big Bromley - Alajalov No Label - Boeing aircraft featured with the caption 'First Family of the Air' highlighting aviation history of the late 1940s.Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25 1947 Big Bromley - Alajalov No Label - Advertisement for Plymouth showcasing a classic car with families enjoying road trips, illustrating automotive advancements of the era.Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25 1947 Big Bromley - Alajalov No Label - Ad for the 1947 Piper Cub Super Cruiser, featuring vibrant illustrations and highlighting features of this personal aircraft.Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25 1947 Big Bromley - Alajalov No Label - Chesterfield cigarette advertisement with a glamorous model, emphasizing 1940s advertising style and culture.

Saturday Evening Post Magazine January 25 1947 Big Bromley - Alajalov No Label

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Discover a piece of history with the *Saturday Evening Post Magazine* dated January 25, 1947. This special edition features the iconic work of renowned artist and illustrator, Big Bromley. Although this magazine does not have a label, its stunning cover art by Alajalov captures the essence of mid-20th century Americana.

The *Saturday Evening Post* has long been celebrated for its captivating illustrations and intriguing stories. This particular issue is perfect for collectors, art enthusiasts, or anyone looking to bring a touch of nostalgia into their home. Let's dive into what makes this magazine a true gem:

  • Eye-catching Artwork: The vibrant cover art not only attracts the eye but also tells a story, making it a wonderful conversation starter.
  • Historical Significance: Owning this piece means possessing a snapshot of life and culture from the late 1940s, a time of great change in America.

The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive, ensuring you know what to expect. Please check the accompanying picture for any condition details as it is crucial for your purchase experience.

For your convenience, we offer combined shipping on this and other items in our collection. Just ask! Additionally, all of our items come with a plastic protective covering, ensuring your magazine remains in excellent condition for years to come.

Take a look at the beautiful cover art below:

This 1947 issue is not just a magazine; it's a piece of history that would enhance any collection or display. Embrace the charm of a bygone era and make it a part of your world today!

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
    • SCENE FOR SATAN — Noel Langley
    • THE DAM — Robert Murphy
    • I’LL TELL MY MOTHER — Norbert Davis
    • CALICO CAT — William J. Walters
  • 7 ARTICLES
    • HOW THE RUSSIANS SPIED ON THEIR ALLIES (First of two articles) — Sidney Shalett
    • AMERICA’S GRAND HOTEL (First of two articles) — Rufus Jarman
    • UP TO OUR NECKS IN TURKEY — Demaree Bess
    • YOU, TOO, CAN OWN A RADIO STATION — Joseph L. Brechner
    • WANT TO TELL YOU ABOUT KLINGER — Kenneth G. Crawford
    • NEW ORLEANS TAKES THE CURE — James Aswell
    • SOURDOUGH COFFEE IS SKOOKUM—A Post cameraman reports on Alaska. Second in a series of full-color photographs by Larry Keighley
  • 2 SERIALS
    • WOMAN IN BLACK (Second part of seven) — Leslie Ford
    • SHOWROOM (Sixth part of eight) — Clarence Budington Kelland
  • OTHER FEATURES
    • LETTERS
    • KEEPING POSTED
    • REPORT TO THE EDITORS
    • POST SCRIPTS
    • POETRY
    • EDITORIALS

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