Description
Discover a true collector's gem with this edition of Collier's Magazine from December 25, 1943, featuring a stunning cover by renowned photographer Toni Frissell. This vintage magazine is not just a piece of history; it encapsulates the essence of the wartime era, presenting stories and articles that reflect the social and cultural narratives of the time.
This special issue stands out for its fascinating short stories and articles, some of which delve into the experiences of soldiers during World War II. From heartfelt narratives to compelling insights, this magazine serves as a valuable resource for history enthusiasts and collectors alike. Not only does it provide a glimpse into everyday life and thoughts during the war, but it also features captivating illustrations and a cover that beautifully represents the artistic style of the period.
Condition is paramount for collectors, and this issue is in excellent condition, exhibiting only light wear typical for its age, making it a fantastic addition to your collection of vintage magazines.
Key Features:
- Includes engaging short stories such as 'Make Up Your Mind' by Dorothea Malm and 'Guardian of the Angels' by L. L. Foreman.
- Insightful articles about wartime experiences and perspectives from soldiers, perfect for history buffs.
Don't miss out on the chance to own this collectible piece of history. Whether you're an avid collector or just looking to appreciate the past, this Collier's vintage issue is sure to impress.
Cover:
By Toni Frissell
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All of our items are protected with a plastic covering to ensure their longevity. This December 1943 edition of Collier's Magazine is an essential find for anyone interested in vintage magazines and the rich tapestry of American history.
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):- THIS WEEK
- SHORT STORIES
- Dorothea Malm
- Make Up Your Mind. A female John Alden learns not to take another's affair to heart.
- L. L. Foreman
- Guardian of the Angels. Nature's nobleman finds out, painfully, that ladies are human, too.
- Walter Havighurst
- Midnight Sailing. The glory of a great ship lives on in the heart of a man who served her.
- Eustace Cockrell
- The Preacher. For a moment's need, the mantle of divinity falls upon uneasy shoulders.
- Dorothea Malm
- THE SHORT SHORT STORY
- Okay, Soldier — by Howard Maier.
- SERIAL STORY
- Octavus Roy Cohen
- Romance in the First Degree. The third of four parts.
- Octavus Roy Cohen
- ARTICLES
- Americans at War
- Vital articles on three phases of our war effort.
- Helena Huntington Smith
- Soldiers Speak Out. And tell what they think of the war—and civilians.
- Jim Marshall
- Wooing Western Workers. "Personal reasons" hamper war output on the West Coast.
- Corey Ford
- Tail-End Charlie. Portrait of a Yank fighter and his thoughts.
- John Kieran
- Lost—and Found. The Raft Book, by Walter Gaty, is required reading for castaways.
- Senator R. Owen Brewster
- Don't Blame the British—Blame Us! In regard to our own interests beyond the home shores, we have no consistent policy at all.
- Devon Francis
- Four Stars and a Heart. Announcement of the 32d annual award of the Collier Trophy.
- Walter Davenport
- Blind Devotion. Sightless workers win the Maritime Commission's "M" for efficiency in production.
- Amy Porter
- God's Partner. Robert G. LeTourneau made a compact with the Lord and keeps it, in spite of success.
- Americans at War
- Freling Foster
- Keep Up with the World.
- Wing Talk
- The Guilty (Arthur Greiser)
- Profile of Axis Terrorist No. 21.
- The Week's Work
- Editorials
- Real Postwar Planning.
- Closer Ties with Canada.
- Racial Peace Prescription.
- Cover — Toni Frissell