Description
Step back in time with the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from July 22, 1950, featuring the captivating cover art titled Little Charmer by the renowned artist, Dohanos. This classic magazine not only represents a nostalgic piece of American history but also serves as a treasure for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage publications.
The distinct charm of this issue lies in its enchanting artwork and the delightful stories inside. Each page tells a story reflecting the culture and lifestyle of the 1950s. It’s not just a magazine; it’s a window into the past that captures the essence of that era.
This magazine is sold without a label, which makes it an even more intriguing find for collectors. The absence of the label does not detract from its visual appeal or historical value. The artwork by Dohanos stands out, charming readers with its simple yet evocative portrayal of a joyful moment.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- High-Quality Artwork: The cover features a beautiful, vibrant illustration that showcases Dohanos' unique style.
- Preserved Condition: The magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring its durability for years to come.
This specific issue is exactly the one you will receive, so you can rest assured that you’re getting the authentic item pictured. Please take a close look at the image provided for a detailed view of its condition:
We understand that collectors appreciate value and quality, which is why we offer combined shipping options on multiple purchases. Just let us know if you're interested! This classic issue is a wonderful addition to any collection, or it could be the perfect gift for someone who appreciates vintage art and storytelling.
Don’t miss out on this fabulous piece of history. Whether you want to display it, read it, or keep it as a cherished collectible, the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from July 22, 1950 is sure to delight!
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
- Love Scene — Louis Kamp
- The Secret of Bogie Bill — Peggy Simson Curry
- Female Conspiracy — Sidney Herschel Small
- The Congressman’s Temptation — Dana Burnet
- 7 Articles
- Shall We Let Them Ruin Our National Parks? — Bernard DeVoto
- The Cities of America: Taos, New Mexico — Joe Alex Morris
- Just What the Doctor Ordered — Jerome Ellison
- We’re Betting Our Shirts on the Atomic Submarine — Vice-Admiral Charles A. Lockwood and Perey Finch
- Red Loves to Take Chances — Bob Broeg
- Grandma Gloria Swanson Comes Back (First of two articles) — Stanley Frank
- I Posed as a Communist for the FBI (Second of three articles) — Matt Cvetic, as told to Pete Martin
- 2 Serials
- Murder Is the Pay-Off (Third of seven parts) — Leslie Ford
- I’ll Get Even (Conclusion) — William Fay
- Other Features
- Letters
- Editorials
- Keeping Posted
- Post Scripts
- Verse
- This Week’s Cover
- When the mother of this little charmer turns around she will be astonished to see at what an early age women learn how to beautify themselves. It will be old-fashioned psychology if she upbraids the child for also beautifying the towel; the whole business is mother’s fault for setting an example, then turning her back for one minute. Or don’t you agree? Maybe this child—meet Miss Penelope Wisner—would have sensed what to do without the example, for she is a beauty queen; on Long Island Sound beach she was a crowned Miss Nyack in Shores. Penny posed for Stevan Dohanos last October, inside a windbreak. The artist ignored the windbreak and flattened the sea. Who said nobody ever does anything about the weather?