Description
Step back in time with this captivating issue of the Saturday Evening Post from January 5, 1952. Featuring the enchanting cover art titled "That Lady" by renowned artist Coby Whitmore, this magazine is a perfect blend of nostalgia and art. Whitmore’s artwork beautifully encapsulates the elegance of the era, making this magazine a treasured item for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The interior of this issue is well-preserved, with pages that show minimal signs of aging. Readers will appreciate the clear and legible print, ensuring that every article and story is enjoyable to peruse. Whether you're a fan of vintage literature, American history, or simply love the charm of bygone eras, this magazine offers a delightful glimpse into the past.
Key Features:
- Beautiful cover art by Coby Whitmore, capturing the essence of 1950s style.
- Well-preserved interior with no missing pages, perfect for reading or display.
While the cover shows some signs of age and wear, it still holds a unique charm that adds character to this vintage piece. The overall condition of the magazine is good, considering its age, making it a fantastic addition to any collection.
This particular issue is not only a piece of literary history but also a conversation starter. The artwork and articles reflect the social and cultural sentiments of the early 1950s, transporting you to a time when life was simpler and stories were meant to be savored.
Don’t miss your chance to own a little piece of Americana. Grab this Saturday Evening Post magazine before it's gone!
Whether you are a collector or just love the unique blend of art and journalism, this magazine is a must-have. Experience the elegance and historical significance of the Saturday Evening Post from a golden age of American publishing.
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
- HERO UNDER PROTEST — Edward Hope
- NOT THE MARRYING KIND — Lorenzo Semple, Jr.
- REVOLUTION IN THE FAMILY — Roderick Lull
- THE BIG RANGE — Jack Schaefer
- ARTICLES
- TINHORN HARRY GROSS: HE BALKED NEW YORK’S CASE AGAINST THE COPS — Craig Thompson
- CAN WE REMAKE THE WORLD WITHOUT GOING BROKE? — Demaree Bess
- ROCKY MOUNTAIN DUDE—THAT’S ME. — Andrew Hamilton
- FOOD POISONING CAN GET YOU, TOO. — Steven M. Spencer
- THE GOVERNMENT’S BIG GRAB — Ed Ainsworth and Cameron Shipp
- WHAT WENT WRONG IN IRAN? — Henry F. Grady
- OUR LUCKY RED PRISONERS. — William L. Worden
- SERIALS
- THE DESPERATE SEARCH (First of six parts) — Arthur Mayse
- BACKGROUND FOR MURDER (Fifth of seven parts) — Clarence Budington Kelland
- OTHER FEATURES
- LETTERS
- EDITORIALS
- POST SCRIPTS
- VERSE
- KEEPING POSTED
- THIS WEEK’S COVER
- If you pry your eyes off that lady, you will see that an automobile show is in progress. What graceful lines she—excuse this silly slip of the tongue—what graceful lines those new vehicles have, don’t they? Well, we can all dream, and some of us can even make the dreams come true; so go ahead and pick out the color of your new car. Will it be blue, gray, red, lavender, yellow? By George, you’re right, the girl is the only thing there with a lavender finish! Confusing cover Coby Whitmore has painted. As for those two young men, old man Stuart, our art editor, moans grumpily that if either one of them is entertaining serious ideas about that gal, he’d better buy two or three cars quick and get his mind off her—cost him less in the long run.