Description
Step back in time with this vintage issue of Collier's Magazine, dated August 18, 1951, Volume 128, Number 7. This iconic magazine offers a unique glimpse into the past, featuring insightful articles and captivating illustrations from a pivotal era in American history.
The cover story, "This We Learned in Korea," delves into the complexities of the Korean War, providing perspectives that resonate even today. This periodical stands not just as a source of information but also as a collector's item, making it a fantastic addition to any library or archive.
When you purchase this vintage magazine, you can rely on receiving the exact item pictured in the listing. The condition of the magazine is represented clearly through the images provided, allowing you to assess its quality before buying.
This magazine not only serves as a great reading material but also makes for an exceptional gift for history buffs or collectors of vintage publications. Here are some key features of this magazine:
- Historical Significance: Explore the themes and events of the time through engaging articles and vivid images.
- Condition Assurance: Each magazine comes with a plastic protective covering to preserve its quality.
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Your vintage Collier's Magazine will arrive well-packaged and ready for display. Grab this piece of history today and enjoy the insights and stories from a time gone by!
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):- ARTICLES
- This We Learned in Korea — Brig. Gen. “Mike” Michaelis with Bill Davidson
- Battling the Early Black Markets — Herbert Hoover
- (Continuing Herbert Hoover’s Memoirs of Public Life)
- Unlazy Susan — Thomas Wood
- Can Man Foresee the Future? — Robert Musel
- Boston’s Uncommon Common — Raymond R. Camp
- Tackle a Tuna — Collier’s Color Camera
- Square Dance Carnival
- FICTION
- The One Who Wouldn’t Dance — Paul Horgan
- The Last Maltby — John Andrew Rice
- Chicago Safari — Hannibal Coons
- Point Venus (Conclusion) — Susanne McConnaughey
- Dedication (The Short Short Story) — Walter Haydock
- Week’s Mail — Walter Davenport
- 48 States of Mind — H. B. Fox
- Vacations Every Week
- Editorial — Stanley and Janice Berenstain
- Cover



