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Discover a piece of history with this VTG Collier's Magazine from August 4, 1945, Volume 116, Number 5. This vintage magazine not only offers a glimpse into the past but also captivates with its intriguing stories and creative illustrations. At a time when the world was changing drastically, every page tells a tale that resonates with nostalgia and historical significance.
Featured prominently in this edition is the fascinating "Blonde Mink" story that draws readers into its narrative, immersing them in rich storytelling. This magazine serves as a perfect collectible for history buffs, vintage enthusiasts, or anyone looking to explore mid-20th century literature and culture.
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- Authenticity: Original issue from August 4, 1945, with no labels, maintaining its vintage charm.
- Protective Covering: Each magazine comes with a plastic protective covering to preserve its condition for years to come.
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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
- BLONDE MINK — By DAMON RUNYON — The absurd return of Stanislav.
- THE EXPENDABLE HEART — By FAITH BALDWIN — The Serial Story. The second of four parts.
- SPEAK FOR YOURSELF — By JOSEPH M. VIERTEL — Romance complicated enough—without language difficulties.
- DRUMBEAT—A HEARTBEAT — By JEAN KINKEAD — Music and life—and love was strictly for laughs.
- THE TEAHOUSE — By EILEEN DAVIS — The Short Short Story.
- THE LAST HUNT — By FRANK O’ROURKE — Compassion can go hand in hand with manliness.
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ARTICLES
- RED HARVEST IN CUBA — By FRANK GERVASI — A case of Exit Prosperity—Enter Communism.
- JOHN BULL IN WASHINGTON — By GEORGE CREEL and ROBERT DE VORE — An inside view of the British Embassy—temporary home of Lord Halifax.
- BABIES FOR FREE — By AMY PORTER — How servicemen’s wives and babies are aided under the EMIC program.
- MAKE MINE THE HUMAN RACE — By ROARK BRADFORD — Race prejudice—a malady to which almost nobody in our generation is wholly immune. Or are you?
- YOU’LL BE ON THE AIR — By ROBERT K. RICHARDS — Conversations will not be private—after the war.
- THE MAN WHO WROTE WITH HIS ELBOWS — By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER — And jumped every hurdle despite his handicap.
- HEROES RISING FROM THE SEA — By STAN HASRATO — The second of two parts. United American soldiers show themselves the masters of Japan’s fanatic veterans.
- RODEO BEN — By KYLE CRICHTON — For the loudest garments that ever draped a human frame, see Ben.
- KEEP UP WITH THE WORLD — By FRELING FOSTER
- WING TALK — By JERRY GREENE
- THE HEROES, A Gallery of United Nations Patriots — By LT. COL. COREY FORD and MAJOR ALASTAIR MacBAIN — No. 41—Staff Sergeant Henry E. Erwin
- YOUR LIFE TOMORROW — By DAVID O. WOODBURY
- THE WAVE ON THE COVER
- THE WEEK’S WORK — By AMY PORTER
- EDITORIALS: German Doctors Under Nazism · Guide for Voters · The Biggest “If”
- COVER — By GEORGE HURRELL