Cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 19, 1952 featuring a woman in a kitchen looking out at a beach scene, titled 'A Vacation' by Stevan Dohanos.
Interior page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 19, 1952 displaying the contents and editorial information including articles and short stories.
Page from Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 19, 1952 showcasing an advertisement for Buick cars titled 'End of a Perfect Day' with a vintage car in the foreground.
Interior spread of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, showcasing a story titled "All In Fun" illustrated by George Hughes, highlighting mid-century American culture.
Interior spread of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, titled "The Case for Federal Relief" by Henry F. and Katharine Pringle, featuring a photograph of children in a rural setting.
Interior image from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, featuring a nostalgic illustration of a boy sitting on a suitcase with the caption "The Forgotten Child," reflecting themes of childhood and travel.
Advertisement from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, promoting Canada Dry ginger ale, illustrating a summer scene with people enjoying the refreshing drink.
Advertisement from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, featuring a delicious cake and promoting Betty Crocker Cake Mixes, highlighting nostalgia for home baking.
Illustration of a chocolate frosted cake with layers, featured in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 19 1952, highlighting vintage food advertising.
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Cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 19, 1952 featuring a woman in a kitchen looking out at a beach scene, titled 'A Vacation' by Stevan Dohanos.Interior page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 19, 1952 displaying the contents and editorial information including articles and short stories.Page from Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 19, 1952 showcasing an advertisement for Buick cars titled 'End of a Perfect Day' with a vintage car in the foreground.Interior spread of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, showcasing a story titled "All In Fun" illustrated by George Hughes, highlighting mid-century American culture.Interior spread of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, titled "The Case for Federal Relief" by Henry F. and Katharine Pringle, featuring a photograph of children in a rural setting.Interior image from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, featuring a nostalgic illustration of a boy sitting on a suitcase with the caption "The Forgotten Child," reflecting themes of childhood and travel.Advertisement from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, promoting Canada Dry ginger ale, illustrating a summer scene with people enjoying the refreshing drink.Advertisement from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 19, 1952, featuring a delicious cake and promoting Betty Crocker Cake Mixes, highlighting nostalgia for home baking.Illustration of a chocolate frosted cake with layers, featured in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 19 1952, highlighting vintage food advertising.

Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 19 1952 A Vacation - Stevan Dohanos

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Step back in time and explore a beautiful piece of nostalgia with the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from July 19, 1952. This particular issue features a captivating cover illustration titled "A Vacation" by acclaimed artist Stevan Dohanos, showcasing his incredible talent and unique style that defined an era.

This magazine is a fantastic collectible for enthusiasts of vintage literature and art. Each page takes you on a journey through the past, providing a glimpse into the life and culture of the 1950s. Whether you are a dedicated collector or simply someone who appreciates vintage art, this magazine offers a delightful reading experience.

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Key Features:

  • Original artwork by Stevan Dohanos, highlighting mid-century American culture.
  • Collectible status makes it an excellent conversation piece or a perfect gift.

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To keep your magazine in pristine condition, all of our items come with a protective plastic covering. This ensures that the magazine stays protected from dust and wear, allowing you to enjoy it for years to come.

This magazine is more than just a reading item; it's a piece of history that brings you back to a simpler time. Don't miss your chance to own this exquisite blend of art, culture, and nostalgia!

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
    • All in Fun. — Robert Carson
    • Danger Canyon. — D. K. Findlay
    • The After-Hours Visitor. — Charles Tazewell
    • Ambush on the Cliffs. — William Ashley Anderson
  • 7 Articles
    • Our Unprotected Seaports: A Cinch for Saboteurs. — Will Chasan and John Starr
    • Yachts? They’re for Sissies! — William L. Worden
    • My Pal Arthur Godfrey. — Rear Admiral D. V. Gallery, USN
    • How Good Are Russian Athletes? — H. D. Thoreau
    • I Fight the Red Jets. — Lt. Douglas K. Evans, USAF
    • The Case for Federal Relief. — Henry F. and Katharine Pringle
    • He’s Never Been Outsmarted Yet. — John McCormick
  • 2 Serials
    • Tombstone (Third of eight parts). — Clarence Budington Kelland
    • The Hunted Woman (Fifth of six parts). — Martha Albrand
  • Other Features
    • Letters.
    • Editorials.
    • Post Scripts.
    • Verse.
    • Keeping Posted.

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