Cover of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 featuring an illustration by John Clymer, showcasing children playing around a horse amidst blooming flowers.
Close-up view of the edge of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 cover by John Clymer, highlighting the wear and tear that adds to its vintage charm.
Illustration from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 featuring a young girl in a pink sweater interacting with a horse, showcasing vintage art by John Clymer.
Table of contents page from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950, detailing featured articles and illustrations, representing the mid-century American publication style.
Article titled 'We Flew Eight Miles Up' from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950, highlighting an aviation story with an accompanying photo of a Navy pilot.
Feature article on Carlsbad Caverns from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950, including an image of Charlie White at the entrance, discussing the underground wonder.
Advertisement for Camel cigarettes in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950, featuring Lanny Ross and promotional statements about cigarette mildness.
Advertising illustration in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 featuring the Cory Automatic Coffee Brewer, highlighting its automatic features and design.
Vintage advertisement in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 featuring a smiling woman promoting Chesterfield cigarettes with an elegant setting.
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Cover of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 featuring an illustration by John Clymer, showcasing children playing around a horse amidst blooming flowers.Close-up view of the edge of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 cover by John Clymer, highlighting the wear and tear that adds to its vintage charm.Illustration from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 featuring a young girl in a pink sweater interacting with a horse, showcasing vintage art by John Clymer.Table of contents page from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950, detailing featured articles and illustrations, representing the mid-century American publication style.Article titled 'We Flew Eight Miles Up' from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950, highlighting an aviation story with an accompanying photo of a Navy pilot.Feature article on Carlsbad Caverns from the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950, including an image of Charlie White at the entrance, discussing the underground wonder.Advertisement for Camel cigarettes in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950, featuring Lanny Ross and promotional statements about cigarette mildness.Advertising illustration in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 featuring the Cory Automatic Coffee Brewer, highlighting its automatic features and design.Vintage advertisement in the Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 featuring a smiling woman promoting Chesterfield cigarettes with an elegant setting.

Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 6 1950 Illustration Cover by John Clymer

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Step back in time with the iconic Saturday Evening Post Magazine from May 6, 1950, featuring a stunning illustration cover by the talented artist John Clymer. This collectible magazine captures the essence of mid-century America, offering a unique glimpse into the culture and style of the era. Perfect for collectors, history buffs, or anyone who appreciates vintage artistry, this magazine is a must-have addition to your collection.

The cover art, created by John Clymer, showcases his remarkable ability to convey emotion and storytelling through his illustrations. This piece is not only a visual delight but also a nostalgia-inducing reminder of simpler times. Whether displayed in your living room or added to your memorabilia collection, this magazine is sure to spark conversations.

While this magazine is a beautiful piece of history, please note that it does show signs of age. There are creases and marks on the front cover, along with some imperfections within the pages. Additionally, it may have some rips and missing pages. Despite these flaws, these characteristics add to the magazine's charm and authenticity.

  • Features a captivating cover illustration by renowned artist John Clymer.
  • Includes a protective plastic covering to preserve its condition.

We also offer combined shipping, making it easy for you to add multiple items to your order. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions! Your purchase will arrive safely thanks to the plastic protective covering included with every item.

For a sneak peek, take a look at the magazine cover below:

Embrace the nostalgia and artistry of the Saturday Evening Post with this May 1950 edition. It's more than just a magazine; it’s a piece of American history waiting to be rediscovered. Add it to your collection today!

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
    • Too Smart to Marry — Norma Mansfield
    • No Respect for His Father — Fred Bohne
    • Doctor’s Decision — Charles Mercer
    • Phooey on Television — Paul Gallico
  • Novelette
    • The Devil in the Desert — Paul Horgan
  • 8 Articles
    • We Flew Eight Miles Up — Wesley Price
    • The Stubbornest Man in Utah — Joe Alex Morris
    • Confessions of a Foreign Correspondent — Darrell Berrigan
    • The Fishermen Don’t Have to Lie — John Durant
    • I Ran Smuggled Cargo — J. T. Mosby
    • San Quentin Is My Home: Crash Out! (Seventh of eight articles) — Warden Clinton T. Duffy as told to Dean Jennings
    • Highway to the Past — Welch Richards
    • Are We Having Too Many Babies? — Peter F. Drucker
  • 2 Serials
    • Legacy of Fear (First of eight parts) — Garnett Weston
    • Girl in Hiding (Fifth of six parts) — Edwin Lanham
  • Other Features
    • Letters
    • Editorials
    • Report to the Editors
    • Keeping Posted
    • Post Scripts
    • Verse
  • This Week’s Cover
    • In case you can’t quite believe John Clymer’s cover scene, suspecting that he has exaggerated the vernal beauty by, say, 5,000,000 blossoms, we’re right here to prove this beauty statistically. The annual Washington State Apple Blossom Festival is going on this week, and it will, as usual, bring 100,000 people to marvel at the pink glory that billows all up and down the Wenatchee Valley. Later there will be 38,000 carloads of comely apples—a statewide industry represented by the beautiful figures $100,000,000. Wenatchee High School girls are as lovely as the blossoms they dwell among, and one will be chosen Festival Queen. We vote for the lass on the cover; to avoid discord, she is a composite of all of them.

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