Cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine dated July 27, 1946 featuring 'New Arrivals' artwork by Constantin Alajalov, depicting a vibrant beach scene with people enjoying the summer.
Inside page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27, 1946 showcasing articles and features, including commentary on the cover art by Constantin Alajalov.
Inside page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27 1946 featuring the story 'Hopeless Position' by Roger P. Pettit with an illustration of a couple dancing.
Inside page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27 1946 showcasing an advertisement for Vitalis hair tonic with a man and women on a boat.
Inside page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27 1946 featuring an advertisement for Rheem automatic coal heat with an illustrated living room setting.
Back cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27 1946 displaying a Wheaties advertisement featuring a man posing with a box of cereal.
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Cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine dated July 27, 1946 featuring 'New Arrivals' artwork by Constantin Alajalov, depicting a vibrant beach scene with people enjoying the summer.Inside page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27, 1946 showcasing articles and features, including commentary on the cover art by Constantin Alajalov.Inside page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27 1946 featuring the story 'Hopeless Position' by Roger P. Pettit with an illustration of a couple dancing.Inside page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27 1946 showcasing an advertisement for Vitalis hair tonic with a man and women on a boat.Inside page of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27 1946 featuring an advertisement for Rheem automatic coal heat with an illustrated living room setting.Back cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27 1946 displaying a Wheaties advertisement featuring a man posing with a box of cereal.

Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27 1946 New Arrivals by Constantin Alajalov

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Discover a piece of history with the Saturday Evening Post Magazine dated July 27, 1946. This vintage magazine features the stunning cover art titled "New Arrivals" by the renowned artist Constantin Alajalov, known for his captivating illustrations that bring stories to life. This magazine is not just a publication; it's a window into the social and cultural landscape of post-war America.

Gaze at the beautiful artwork that showcases the bold and colorful style typical of the era. The issue captures a moment in time, reflecting the trends, thoughts, and aspirations of its readers during a transformative period for the nation. Ideal for collectors, enthusiasts of vintage media, or anyone looking to add a unique touch to their home decor, this magazine stands out as both an art piece and a reading material.

Each magazine comes with a plastic protective covering to ensure its condition is preserved. The item you see in the listing is exactly what you will receive, so feel free to check the pictures for condition verification. We offer combined shipping, making it easy for you to expand your collection.

  • Authentic Vintage: An actual edition from 1946, capturing a fascinating era in American history.
  • Artistic Appeal: The cover art by Constantin Alajalov adds a unique aesthetic to any space.

Whether you are a seasoned collector or just starting, this magazine is a worthwhile addition. Its historical significance, combined with the visual appeal of its cover, makes it an exceptional find. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a piece of history from the Saturday Evening Post.

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
    • Men Die With Guns. — Sigman Byrd
    • Calamity on Noah’s Knob. — Joseph Marshall
    • The Long Wait. — Charles Mergendahl
    • Hopeless Position. — Roger P. Pettit
  • 8 Articles
    • We’re Teaching the Children to Lead Japan. — Harold J. Noble
    • Meet Mr. Jalopy. — Bernard W. Crandall
    • The Black Market Broke Us. — Celia Farpish
    • Quiz Queen. — Maurice Zolotow
    • Our Two Tries to Kill Hitler (Second of two articles). — Fabian von Schlabrendorff
    • The 41st Didn’t Take Prisoners. — Capt. George S. Andrew, Jr.
    • Texas Cleans Up a Mess. — Lewis Nordyke
    • The Little Car That Wasn’t There. — Robert M. Yoder
  • 2 Serials
    • Dark Passage (Second part of eight). — David Goodis
    • Double Treasure (Fourth part of eight). — Clarence Budington Kelland
  • Other Features
    • Keeping Posted.
    • Report to the Editors.
    • Poetry.
    • Post Scripts.
    • Editorials.

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