Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 15 1943 Illustrated Cover Rutherford Boyd

Step back in time with this captivating issue of the Saturday Evening Post, dated May 15, 1943. Featuring an illustrated cover by the renowned artist Rutherford Boyd, this magazine is a true collector's item for those who appreciate classic Americana and vintage art.

This particular issue encapsulates the feel of wartime America, offering readers a glimpse into the past with its vibrant illustrations and compelling articles. The detailed cover art, coupled with the magazine's engaging content, makes it a treasure for any history enthusiast or vintage magazine collector.

When you purchase this magazine, you can expect:

• Authentic Vintage Experience: Enjoy a piece of history that reflects the cultural and social sentiments of the 1940s.
• Protective Covering: Each magazine comes with a plastic protective covering to ensure its longevity and preserve its condition.

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As seen in the image below, this issue of the Saturday Evening Post not only serves as a collectible but also as a conversation piece, making it a fabulous addition to your home or office decor.

Don't miss out on the chance to own this exquisite slice of history!

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
  • Torpedo-Shy — George Harmon Coxe
    The skipper was “Captain Caution” until danger threatened.
  • Object: Matrimony — David Lamson
    A shy man is tough material for matchmakers.
  • Big Henry — Stuart Cloete
    A tough little Lochinvar gets what he wanted.
  • Date With a Soldier — Dorothy M. Johnson
    If you’re an air warden, sirens are poor chaperons.
• Articles
  • Wanted: A Forthright Republican Party — Harold E. Stassen
    The governor of Minnesota offers a GOP blueprint.
  • How It Feels to Fight Your Friends — Charles Lanius
    A French sailor tells why he joined De Gaulle.
  • So We Don’t Know There’s a War! — Margaret Weymouth Jackson
    A Midwestern writer explodes a favorite Eastern myth.
  • Last Days of Sevastopol (Second of Two Articles) — Boris Voyetekhov
    Sevastopol, no longer a city, becomes a cause.
  • How a Baby’s Mind Grows
    Photographic studies of the twig being bent.
  • Flying Guerrillas — John Kobler
    America’s aviation bugs harass the Axis.
  • The Little OPA’s — J. Howard Rutledge
    Rhode Island’s experiment with price and ration boards.
  • Honey an’ Hoecake — Alexander Key
    Get ready for some unrationed mouth-watering.
• Serials
  • The Free Man (First of Four Parts) — Conrad Richter
    The thrilling story of an earlier America.
  • The Saboteurs (Sixth Part of Seven) — John and Ward Hawkins
    The enemy’s gunmen kill Kelly at Gallagher’s home.
• Other Features
  • Keeping Posted
  • Next Week
  • Irish Setter
  • Post Scripts
  • Editorials