Description
Experience a slice of American history with "The Saturday Evening Post" from June 22, 1940, featuring the intriguing cover titled "I Am Not Nominating Him." This vintage magazine encapsulates a pivotal moment in time and is a must-have for collectors or anyone who appreciates classic American publication.
This edition stands out not just for its thought-provoking cover art, but also for the variety of articles and illustrations within. The magazine reflects the culture, politics, and sentiments of the era leading up to World War II, allowing readers a glimpse into the past through the lens of popular journalism.
This magazine is in good overall condition but does feature some noticeable creases on the front cover and throughout its pages. We encourage you to examine the pictures closely, as they accurately depict the item's current condition. Remember, you will receive exactly what is shown in the images.
Here are some key features of this vintage item:
- Protective Covering: All magazines come with a plastic protective covering, so you can preserve your piece of history effectively.
- Combined Shipping Available: If you're interested in multiple items, feel free to ask about combined shipping for your convenience and savings.
Additionally, please note that some pages may have writing, which adds to the uniqueness of this publication. Collectors particularly cherish the stories and illustrations that reflect the ambiance of that era.
The "Saturday Evening Post" has captivated audiences for generations. Owning this piece is not just about having a magazine; it's about holding a piece of American history in your hands. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enrich your collection and enjoy a blast from 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):-
Short Stories
- A Monument With Wings. — Charles Rawlings
- Did anyone say racing yacht hasn’t a heart?
- Punchy. — Don Tracy
- The tender story of a fighter who fought too often.
- Heart Trouble. — Hannah Lees
- Nurses shouldn’t fall in love. When they do—
- Dog Weakness. — George Sessions Perry
- Here’s the most complicated dog tale in history.
- They Last So Long. — Helen Hedrick
- The saga of a mountain family.
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Articles
- I Am Not Nominating Him. — Hugh S. Johnson
- An outspoken columnist appeals to Jack Horner Wilkie.
- Five Minutes to Midnight. — Wendell L. Willkie
- Mr. Willkie suggests a platform for June and November.
- Winner Take All. — Demaree Bess
- Why did Hitler change from a “phony” to a total war?
- We Blind Have Fun. — Bob Allman
- Courage can beat even blindness.
- “Just Like Daisy”. — Maxine Davis
- Portrait of Mrs. J. Borden Harriman, Minister to Norway.
- They Sent a Letter. — Alva Johnston
- Last lesson on How to Graft Your Way to the Penitentiary.
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Serials
- Attack! (Third part of four). — Leland Jamieson
- Pilots, man your planes! The enemy is found!
- Quick Service (Conclusion). — P. G. Wodehouse
- And they lived happily ever after.
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Other Features
- Next Week.
- Keeping Posted.
- Poems
- Death. — Ethel Barnett DeVito
- Lines for Felines. — Louise Owen
- Editorials.
- Post Scripts.