Description
Explore the intriguing world of historical journalism with this collectible vintage magazine: Collier's Magazine, dated December 11, 1943. This unique issue, titled "A Frank Report on The Home Front," offers a remarkable perspective on life during World War II, showcasing how Americans adapted to the challenges of the era.
What makes this magazine particularly significant is its candid reporting and engaging storytelling that captures the spirit and resilience of Americans during a tumultuous time. This vintage issue features an array of thought-provoking articles, including:
- Do You Know What You're Fighting?—A deep dive into the implications of Fascism, highlighting the political climate of the time.
- Victory at Volturno—An insightful report on military victories that shaped the war's outcome.
The cover art by C.C. Beall exemplifies the period's artistic style, making this magazine not only a reading pleasure but also a visual delight for collectors.
This collectible magazine is in excellent condition, considering its age, with only light wear witnessed typical of publications from the 1940s. The pages are crisp and fully intact, showcasing stunning illustrations and rich editorial content that have historical importance.
Whether you're a collector of vintage magazines, a history buff, or simply someone who cherishes the stories of past generations, this issue of Collier's Magazine serves as a perfect addition to your collection. Highlights include:
- Fascinating short stories that reflect the literary trends of the time.
- Editorials discussing pressing issues and opinions of the day.
This December 1943 issue is not just a magazine; it's a time capsule that allows you to experience the thoughts and feelings of a country in wartime.
Take a closer look at the featured image below to appreciate this piece of history:
Don't miss the opportunity to own this important piece of history. Add it to your collection of vintage magazines today!
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):-
SHORT STORIES
- ELSIE TAYE — Without Security. The high road to adventure is not easy but—love points the way.
- IRENE CLEATON — Sunday in the Park. If you can go back and take up your past, there’s a chance you can live it right again.
- H. VERNON DIXON — The Eager Beaver. In the Navy there’s need for men who do things the hard way.
- EDWIN LANHAM — The Jayhawker Riddle. Strains of an unforgettable melody sing of an old deed foully done.
- THE SHORT SHORT STORY — Dance Night, by I. A. R. Wylie.
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SERIAL STORY
- OCTAVIUS ROY COHEN — Romance in the First Degree. The first of four parts.
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ARTICLES
- CECIL BROWN — Do You Know What You’re Fighting? Few Americans are able to define the meaning and implications of Fascism.
- HAWAIIAN MEDLEY — A racial melting pot produces hybrid beauty of a high order.
- H. H. NININGER and ROSCOE FLEMING — Meteorite! The world is a constant target for an interplanetary bombardment.
- COREY FORD and ALASTAIR MacBAIN — They Also Serve. “Sweating it out” is what the boys call waiting for the big bombers’ return from a raid.
- J. D. RATCLIFF — Cold Killer. One of the newest sulfa compounds may be the answer to “What’s good for a cold?”
- HENRY F. PRINGLE — Why It Costs You More to Live. The Department of Labor’s Cost of Living Index adds up the facts.
- FRANK GERVASI — Victory at Volturno. Triumphant news dispatches don’t tell the whole story.
- STANLEY FRANK — Bronko, Bucks Again. After six years off the field, Bronko Nagurski is still all-time All-America.
- FRELING FOSTER — Keep Up with the World.
- WING TALK
- THE WEEK’S WORK.
- THE GUILTY (Leon Marie Joseph Ignace Degrelle). Profile of Axis Terrorist No. 19.
- EDITORIALS — Plain Talk Among Allies. We Need Those Islands. Penicillin Gets T.B.
- COVER — C. C. BEALL