Cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine from November 13, 1954, featuring the artwork 'To The Cotillion' by Alajalov, showcasing a vintage scene of a chaotic room with children and a woman preparing for a social event.
Inside page of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine November 13, 1954, highlighting the table of contents and articles, including 'The Doctor Was a Fake' by Greer Williams, illustrating the historic layout of mid-20th century magazine design.
Back cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine November 13, 1954, featuring a vintage advertisement for Camel cigarettes with a glamorous woman promoting the brand, reflecting 1950s American advertising style.
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Cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine from November 13, 1954, featuring the artwork 'To The Cotillion' by Alajalov, showcasing a vintage scene of a chaotic room with children and a woman preparing for a social event.Inside page of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine November 13, 1954, highlighting the table of contents and articles, including 'The Doctor Was a Fake' by Greer Williams, illustrating the historic layout of mid-20th century magazine design.Back cover of Saturday Evening Post Magazine November 13, 1954, featuring a vintage advertisement for Camel cigarettes with a glamorous woman promoting the brand, reflecting 1950s American advertising style.

Saturday Evening Post Magazine November 13 1954 To The Cotillion - Alajalov

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Step back in time with the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from November 13, 1954, featuring the delightful cover art titled "To The Cotillion" by renowned artist Alajalov. This vintage magazine is a true collector's item that encapsulates a unique moment in American culture and history, making it a perfect addition to any magazine collection, décor, or gift for a vintage enthusiast.

The cover illustration of "To The Cotillion" highlights the elegance and charm of the 1950s, transporting readers to a lavish social gathering. The vibrant colors and intricate details of Alajalov's artwork make it not only an informative read but also a decorative piece that can spark conversation and nostalgia.

Each issue of the Saturday Evening Post is filled with captivating stories, insightful commentary, and period advertisements that reflect the societal norms and trends of the time. You will be fascinated by the articles that bring to life the mid-20th century America with its intricate blend of humor, culture, and political commentary.

  • Authentic vintage magazine, offering a glimpse into 1950s American life.
  • Protective covering included to preserve the magazine's condition for years to come.

We pride ourselves on providing high-quality items. The magazine you see in the listing is the exact item you will receive. We encourage you to check the images for an accurate depiction of the magazine's condition.

For those interested in saving on shipping, we offer combined shipping. Just reach out to us for details. Protect your investment; all of our items come with a plastic protective covering to ensure that your vintage treasures remain in pristine condition.

This Saturday Evening Post issue will make an excellent gift for collectors or anyone appreciative of history and art. Don’t miss out on owning a piece of the past. Add it to your cart 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
    • A Lesson for Teacher — Jean Bell Mosley
    • The Star-Maker — Stewart Beach
    • The Blonde from Outer Space — Van Cort
    • The Tender Touch — Mary Studdard
  • 8 Articles
    • The Doctor Was a Fake — Greg Williams
    • The Parent from 30 to 45 — Margo Mason Barret
    • He Dies for Detroit Every Week — Stanley Frank
    • The Job No Senator Wanted — Beverly Smith
    • America’s Secret Agents: The Mysterious Doings of CIA (Last of three articles) — Richard and Gladys Harkness
    • Hollywood’s Frightening Lover — Richard G. Hubler
    • Men at Work: Flight Engineer — Richard Thruelsen
    • These Boots Are Their Fortune — Bill Wolf
  • 2 Serials
    • The Avenging Texans (Second of five parts) — Alan Le May
    • House of Hate (Fifth of six parts) — Storm Jameson
  • Other Features
    • Letters
    • Editorials
    • Post Scripts
    • Verse
    • Keeping Posted

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