Description
Step back in time with the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from October 11, 1958, a captivating piece of history that offers a delightful glimpse into American culture during the late 1950s. This particular edition features the charming "Coffee Breaks" artwork by renowned illustrator, Stevan Dohanos. Known for his vivid depictions of everyday life, Dohanos captures a moment that resonates perfectly with coffee lovers and magazine collectors alike.
Inside this vintage gem, you'll find pages that are well-preserved, showcasing minimal signs of aging. Each page is intact, free of any tears or missing sections, and the text is clear and legible, making it a joy to read or to display. The magazine invites you to immerse yourself in its rich content, which ranges from engaging stories to advertisements that reflect the era's unique style and charm.
The general condition of this magazine is rated as good vintage condition, a testament to its enduring quality despite its age. However, it is worth noting that the cover does show some signs of wear that are typical for its time, thus classified as acceptable condition. We encourage potential buyers to refer to the included photographs for a closer look at the cover's details.
- Features beautiful artwork by Stevan Dohanos, perfect for art and history enthusiasts.
- Ideal for collectors looking to expand their vintage magazine collection with a classic edition.
The combination of nostalgic artwork and well-maintained interior pages makes this magazine a valuable addition to any collection. Whether you wish to display it on your coffee table, give it as a gift, or simply enjoy a peek into the past, this issue is sure to delight. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history!
Act quickly—vintage magazines like this one are increasingly sought after! Add the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from October 11, 1958 to your collection today and enjoy a delightful journey to the past.
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
- The Conformers — Charlotte Armstrong
- The Test — Dion Henderson
- The Preposterous Pet — Susan Morrow
- A Very Special Magic — Gladys Taber
- 8 Articles
- "The 'JP': Should He be Abolished?" — Joe Alex Morris
- I Call on Bret Maverick — Pete Martin
- The Green Treasure of the Andes — Bill Wolf
- We Made History in the Nautilus (Last of three articles) — Cmdr. William R. Anderson, U.S.N., with Clay Blair, Jr.
- A Visit With Bud Wilson — Harry T. Paxton III
- The Saints Roll Up Their Sleeves — Frank T. Taylor
- Mickey Cohen: The Private Life of a Hood (Last of four articles) — Dean Jennings
- The Face of America: Relic — Photograph by Bill Shuster
- 2 Serials
- Orbit Flight (First of two parts) — Frank Harvey
- The Ugly American, Part II: Is Everybody Happy? — William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick
- Other Features
- Letters
- Editorials
- Post Scripts
- Verse
- Heal
- Keeping Posted
- The Cover
- Some gents relish coffee breaks, others favor pie breaks, with a milk chaser. Artist Steve Dohanos’ cover might be called a fine example of business reciprocity, each man helping to stimulate consumption of the other man’s product. Or call it barter: no money passes hands, and if there must be front-office bookkeeping on what is consumed, maybe it can be charged up to routine spoilage—the boys are spoiling it all right. Come to think of it, couldn’t a full-course meal be mobilized by expanding his noble idea? For instance, bring Joe’s Butcher Shop into the club should bring in a steak, and wouldn’t one of those milk cases make a pretty fair cookout grill? Then of course a merger with an ice-cream firm would top off the situation admirably. Pie à la mode.