The condition of the item is in acceptable condition with good interior. This item has creases on the front, marks, and within. There may be marks and rips as well. The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive.
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The table of contents of the magazine are
PEOPLE AND IDEAS
Vogue’s Eye View 165
Frank Crowninshield, 1872–1947 166–167
U.S.A. in the spotlight 168
The Freedom Train 169
The land they saw* 170–176
Thomas Wolfe by Maxwell E. Perkins 177
American beauty: Margaret Kennedy, Miss Julie Thayer, Mrs. Amory S. Carhart Jr., Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson 178–181
Radio’s give-away programs by Allene Talmey 182–183
Call it New York by Truman Capote 193
American producers 194–195
Wit and myth and American literature by B. A. Botkin 196
Cardboard sentiment by Morris Bishop 197
Influences—Judge Learned Hand, John Dewey, Edward Steichen, Duke Ellington, Dr. Thomas M. Rivers, Walter Lippmann, Alfred H. Barr Jr., George Jean Nathan, H. L. Mencken 212–217
Clothes pattern for men by Thomas W. Phipps 246
1948 FASHIONS: STAMPED AMERICAN
Fashions stamped American—limited editions 184–192
The facts are highly coloured 198–199
Stamped American—fashions cut by the tens of thousands 200–207
Hunting Pink 208–211
Checks and patent leather—costumes, shoes 218–221
Vogue Designs for Dressmaking 222–223
Clothes for America’s sunny weather 224–227
The new American figure 228–229
The new American foot 230–231
Most gloves wash 232–233
The $2 prize—nylon stockings 234
SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS
Vogue’s Travelog 146
Vogue’s School Directory 147–151
Shop Hound 152–161
Discoveries in Beauty 240, 244, 264–265