True The Man's Magazine March 1948 Giant Sportsman's Map of America No Label

True: The Man’s Magazine – March 1948 – “Giant Sportsman’s Map of America” (No Label)

This March 1948 issue of True: The Man’s Magazine showcases an engaging blend of adventure, reportage, sports, and pictorial features, highlighted by Paul Savitt’s “A Sportsman’s Map of America.” Complete with Warren Baumgartner’s striking cover art, the magazine offers a window into mid-century men’s culture and outdoor pursuits. The item is in good condition; the pictured copy is the exact one you will receive. Please review all images for reference.

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Table of Contents

True Book-Lengther

• The Reluctant Warriors — Joseph Millard – p.109

  A compelling chronicle of the Cheyennes, exploring their peaceful roots and their reluctant path to war.

True Adventure

• Dixie’s Fat Cats — Emmet Gowan – p.41

• Avalanche Dog — Daniel T. Brigham – p.42

• The Man From North of Hell — William B. Hartley – p.44

• The Con Man Who Came Back — Joseph Fulling Fishman – p.50

• There Was an Unforgettable Ten-Pound Ham — Charles Rawlings – p.66

In the News

• This Is the Fight Racket — Budd Schulberg – p.25

• Did You Crooks Pay Your Income Tax? — Donald E. Keyhoe – p.28

• Double Life of Mr. Hobby – p.82

• The Shop Window – p.82

Personalities

• Wilson Mizner Lays a Few Bets — Alva Johnston – p.30

• TRUE’s Who: Homer Croy, That Country Writin’ Boy — Cameron Shipp – p.65

Sports

• The Real McCoy — Dean Jennings – p.46

• Court Detective — Clair Bee & Haskell Cohen – p.54

Science

• Personal Gunsmith — Lucian Cary – p.36

Fact Mystery

• The Case of the Rambling Guillotines — Alan Hynd – p.35

Pictorial

• A Sportsman’s Map of America — Paul Savitt – p.57

• Bradshaw Crandall Girl – p.58

• Robert Benney Reports on Puerto Rico – p.60

• Cover illustration by Warren Baumgartner

Short Features

• Truely Yours – p.3

• The Editor Speaking – p.8

• Books for Men – p.10

• “How Do You Shave?” – p.11

• Gold on the Range – p.12

• Next Month – p.13

• TRUE Goes Shopping – p.14

• Strange But True – p.18

• Man to Man Answers – p.23

• Good Soldiers Pay Off – p.29

• Sweet Kiss of Death – p.49

• Let That Wallet Lie – p.53

A distinctive postwar issue, this edition of True captures a mix of outdoor lore, investigative features, humor, and practical tips—an ideal addition to any collection of vintage men’s magazines.