Description
Discover a piece of history with The Saturday Evening Post Magazine, July 1986, Vol 258 No. 5, celebrating Liberty 1886-1986. This vintage magazine issue is a remarkable representation of American culture and the celebrations surrounding the centennial of the Statue of Liberty.
This July issue of The Saturday Evening Post features compelling stories and illustrations that reflect the spirit of the era. As one of the leading publications in the 20th century, The Saturday Evening Post is known for its engaging cover art and insightful articles, making this a must-have for collectors of vintage magazines.
Key Features:
- Prominent centennial features celebrating Liberty, reflecting on its impact over the past century.
- Beautifully illustrated pages that capture the essence of American values and societal issues from the 1980s.
This issue is not just a magazine; it's a snapshot of a pivotal time in US history, perfectly encapsulating the celebration of freedom and America's heritage. Whether displayed on a coffee table or added to your collection of vintage magazines, it stands out as a conversation starter.
Condition: This vintage issue is in excellent condition, showing only light wear typical for its age, which adds to its charm and collectibility. All items come with a plastic protective covering, ensuring longevity and preservation.
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Find joy in collecting vintage magazines and enrich your library with this exceptional piece. With its historical importance and cultural relevance, this magazine is not merely an item—it's a story waiting to be told.
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
- Monarch, Courtney Ryley Cooper
- FEATURES
- Why Housewives Need Soap Operas, Art Buchwald
- The Diet That Consumed Nashville, Maynard Good Stoddard
- Why You Should Keep Your Teeth, H. Dale Hall, D.D.S.
- Liberty: Standing for the Future, Lee Iacocca
- Lady Liberty’s New Look, Fred Rosen
- Deer and a “New” Disease, Roger Warren
- Off to Work She Goes, Maynard Good Stoddard
- Golden Girls in Their Prime, Todd Gold
- Acting against Cancer, Richard M. Nixon
- Going Fishing with the Pros, Part II, Patrick Perry
- Take the Heat off Your Air Conditioner, Jack Hayes
- DEPARTMENTS
- Letters
- Post People
- Speaking Out: Killing the Future, Bob Slosser
- Microwave: Going with the Grains, Jacquelyn Nyenhuis
- Vets on Pets: Giving Fleas the Brush-off, H. Ellen White, D.V.M.
- Money Talk: Banking on Home Improvements, Marshall Loeb
- Post Scripts
- Sports: Baseball’s Youngest Legend, Barry Jacobs
- Adventures of the Mind: Why Do We Read Fiction?, Robert Penn Warren
- Travel: Little Houses on the Prairie, William T. Anderson
- Heli-Hiking the Canadian Rockies, M. Timothy O’Keefe
- Vancouver, B.C., Carolyn Hughes Crowley
- Food: Movable Summer Feasts, Allen Simon
- Medical Mailbox: (Mary Kay & Mammobile), Cory SerVaas, M.D.
- (Cover illustration by J.C. Leyendecker)