The Saturday Evening Post October 21, 1961, featuring a vintage magazine cover illustration with colorful scenes depicting urban life, including a man running with a briefcase, a taxi, and pedestrians, highlighting Miss Janet Travell, M.D.
Inside page from The Saturday Evening Post October 21, 1961, featuring the index of the issue, which includes articles and highlights related to Janet Travell, M.D., and a variety of topics including television and international views.
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The Saturday Evening Post October 21, 1961, featuring a vintage magazine cover illustration with colorful scenes depicting urban life, including a man running with a briefcase, a taxi, and pedestrians, highlighting Miss Janet Travell, M.D.Inside page from The Saturday Evening Post October 21, 1961, featuring the index of the issue, which includes articles and highlights related to Janet Travell, M.D., and a variety of topics including television and international views.

The Saturday Evening Post October 21 1961 Miss Janet Travell , M.D. No Label

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Step back in time with our featured vintage edition of The Saturday Evening Post, dated October 21, 1961. This classic magazine showcases Miss Janet Travell, M.D. on the cover, an esteemed figure in the medical community and a significant contributor to pain management.

This magazine is a must-have for collectors, vintage enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the rich history of American journalism. It captures a moment in time that resonates deeply with those who appreciate periodical literature. The Saturday Evening Post has been a cultural touchstone since its inception in 1821, and this particular edition is sure to ignite nostalgia.

Our copy is in good condition, making it a valuable addition to your collection. It is a newsstand edition with no label, highlighting its authenticity and charm as a true original. Minor wear on the entire magazine is present, typical for its age, adding character without diminishing its appeal.

For your peace of mind, this issue comes protected in a plastic covering, ensuring it remains safe from the elements while on display or tucked away as part of your personal library.

  • Historic Significance: This edition features insights into mid-20th century American culture and iconic figures, making it a great conversation starter.
  • Great for Collectors: Ideal for magazine collectors and fans of classic literature, this vintage issue is a unique piece of American history.

Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of the past! This vintage magazine comes with its distinctive charm and an engaging visual that showcases a moment in history well worth preserving.

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):
  • Letters
  • Speaking Out
  • Television USA, Part I
  • The Girl on the Beach: Fiction
  • People on the Way Up
  • Stepfather: Fiction
  • Adventures of the Mind
  • Face of America
  • Stars Who Fooled the Coaches
  • Island of Women: Fiction
  • The Vasa Affair
  • Dr. Travel
  • The Peacemakers, Part II: Fiction
  • Post Scripts
  • Hazel
  • Washington Views Berlin
  • Editorials

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