Description
Explore a treasured piece of literary history with this complete issue of The New Yorker magazine from February 5, 1972, featuring the captivating Saul Steinberg cover. This vintage edition is not just a collector's item; it encapsulates the essence of its time and showcases the wit and sophistication synonymous with The New Yorker.
This magazine is in very good condition considering its age. You will receive the exact item pictured in this listing, ensuring authenticity. The pages are intact with only minor wear on the edges, common for publications of this era. Please refer to the detailed photos for a closer inspection of the condition.
One of the key highlights of this edition is the mix of engaging articles and signature poetry that reflects cultural insights from an iconic period. Notable pieces include:
- "Around the Bend in Eighty Days" by S. J. Perelman
- "Identity" (Poem) by Paul Petrie
Whether you're a long-time reader or a new fan, this 1972 issue will be a delightful addition to your collection. Each article offers a glimpse into the socio-political climate and artistic movements of the time, ensuring an enriching reading experience.
Along with this, you will appreciate:
- Combined shipping options available upon request
- Protective plastic covering included with all our items, preserving their condition
This magazine also features segments like "The Current Cinema" by Pauline Kael, "The Art World" by Harold Rosenberg, and "Books" by Nat Hentoff, among others. Each piece adds depth to the reading experience and showcases the exceptional literary talent of the 1970s.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this fascinating artifact. Grab this edition of The New Yorker and enjoy a slice of history that continues to inspire writers and readers alike.
This item is in great shape for its age. See detailed photos. Please check picture for condition purposes.