Description
Introducing the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from October 1981, featuring the stunning Mary Kay on the cover, photographed by the acclaimed Francesco Scavullo. This vintage magazine captures the essence of the early 1980s, showcasing the iconic beauty and style representative of the era. Whether you're a collector of significant cultural artifacts or an admirer of vintage celebrities, this issue is a must-have for your collection.
The October 1981 issue is particularly notable not only for its cover art but also for the diverse array of content within. Readers will find engaging articles, captivating stories, and nostalgic advertisements that reflect the trends and cultural themes of that time, making it a valuable piece for anyone interested in the landscape of American life during the early '80s.
Condition-wise, this collectible Saturday Evening Post magazine is in excellent shape, with light wear typical for its age. It has been carefully preserved to maintain its appeal to collectors and enthusiasts alike. All our items come with a protective covering to ensure their longevity and condition.
- Features the beautiful Mary Kay, captured in a stunning photoshoot by Francesco Scavullo.
- Includes diverse articles that reflect the trends and culture of the early 1980s, perfect for vintage magazines enthusiasts.
The item pictured is exactly what you will receive, so please refer to the images for specific condition details. We also offer combined shipping, so feel free to inquire about that option.
Elevate your collection with this outstanding piece of history. It's not just a magazine; it's a snapshot of a bygone era that resonates with those who appreciate the beauty of vintage magazines.
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):- FICTION
- Stop the Train, I Want to Get Off — John Swo
- The Soldier and the Irish — John C. Fine
- A Love Story: Paris Is the Place for You — William Saroyan
- FEATURES
- Watch Out for the Wollypops — Will Stanton
- Kidney Stone Formers Club — Cory SerVaas, M.D.
- Eavesdropping on the Universe — R. Ronald Raur
- Where There’s Hope, There’s Life — Jole Edmondson
- Norman Rockwell’s Idol — Michael Allen
- The Beautiful Make-Up of Mary Kay — Paul Rosenfield
- Due unto the Repairman — Maynard Good Stoddard
- The Shifting Sands of Saudi Arabia — Landrum R. Bolling
- Country-Western Dancing — Jill Williams
- Alcohol, Pot . . . and Sudden Death — Peggy Mann
- DEPARTMENTS
- Speaking Out: Business and the Graying of America — Morrison H. Beach
- Religion: Dion: From Rock to a Gospel Role — Holly Miller
- Religion: The Episcopalians: Christianity’s Upper Crust — Russell Hitt
- Open Forum: Building Up Steam — James Edwards
- Open Forum: Radiation: Indecent Exposure — Dr. Edward Radford
- Sports: Meet the Man Golfers Swear By — Harold Rosenthal
- Book Review: Debrett’s Etiquette and Modern Manners
- Post Scripts
- Travel: Barbados — Mark Rhodes
- Where in the World?
- Medical Mailbox — Cory SerVaas, M.D.
- Post People
- CONTESTS
- Photo
- Cover Artist
- Health Recipe
- Post Family Bingo
- Cover Photography by Francesco Scavullo
- The Discovery of Mary Kay — Post editor discovers the beauty of Mary Kay is not cosmetic but real. Francesco Scavullo, who shot our cover, concurs.
- Kidney Stone Club — The Ben Franklin Stone Formers Club would bring to the U.S. Munich’s pulverizing procedure for eliminating stones without surgery.
- Hope Springs Eternal — His love of people and the sound of laughter is the fuel that keeps Bob Hope, at 78, feeling like 50 and going like 60.
- Keeping Up With Robert Trent Jones — Learn about the world’s most famous golf course designer—a man who tests both hackers and royalty.
- Dope, Driving . . . and Sudden Death — By themselves, drugs and alcohol are unwelcome news. Together, they make fatalities soar.