Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 8 1943 Illustrated Cover John Falter

The Saturday Evening Post Magazine from May 8, 1943, is a stunning collectible that showcases the exceptional illustration work of John Falter. This vintage magazine captures a moment in history, providing a fascinating glimpse into mid-century America. With its vibrant cover art and intriguing articles, it remains a sought-after item for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

This magazine features a beautifully illustrated cover by the renowned artist John Falter, whose work is celebrated for its rich detail and warm tones. Whether you're a fan of vintage art or a history buff, this piece offers both aesthetic pleasure and a sense of nostalgia that is hard to match.

While this vintage magazine does have some imperfections, including creases, marks, and potential rips, these features enhance its character and tell a story of its journey through time. It is perfect for display purposes or as a conversation starter in your home. Please note that there are some missing pages; however, the remaining content still offers a glimpse into the era it represents.

• Collectible Value: This magazine is a rare find for those who appreciate Americana and the art of the 1940s.
• Protective Covering: All items come with a plastic protective covering to preserve their condition and longevity.

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This item has creases on the front, marks, and within. There may be additional marks and rips as well.

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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
  • Time Has No Measure — Mosser Mauger
    • Love is a blockbuster—then it comes suddenly.
  • Cupid Has a Cold — Alice Lent Covert
    • The judge saves a marriage from a mamma-in-law.
  • The Colonel Gives a Party — Everett Rhodes Castle
    • Old Humphrey Flack turns a neat trick on card sharpers.
  • Lost Island — Charlotte Woolley Underwood
    • A young doctor learns from a wounded flier’s courage.
• Articles
  • Last Days of Sevastopol (First of two articles) — Boris Voyetkhov
    • The gallant and incredible defense of Russia’s bastion.
  • Rats to Riches — Carolyn Ramsey
    • Fur trapping in the bayous of Southern Louisiana.
  • These Are the Generals—Buckner — David G. Wittels
    • The tough, hard-driving Army boss of Alaska.
  • The Desert Was Tougher Than Rommel — Edmund Stevens
    • Britain’s “miracle” general beats the supply problem.
  • Self-Made Solomon — Earl Wilson
    • John J. (What is your problem, madam?) Anthony.
  • A Night on a Troop Train
    • Norman Rockwell sketches America’s soldiers.
  • The Battle Wagon Fights Back (Second of two articles) — Capt. Thomas L. Gatch, U.S.N.
    • Butchery of the Jap fleet in the third Savo Island battle.
  • You’ll Have to Fish Often — Harold Titus
    • A scientific method to make fish stories come true.
• Serials
  • The Saboteurs (Fifth part of seven) — John and Ward Hawkins
    • Enemy agents murder Gallagher’s colleague, McWhittty.
  • Ramrod (Conclusion) — Luke Short
    • Dave settles the final score with Frank Ivey.
• Other Features
  • Keeping Posted
  • Next Week
  • Mother
  • Post Scripts
  • Editorials