Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine from February 12, 1944, featuring an image of a woman in a halter top and highlighting articles like 'The Lacework Kid' by Damon Runyon and 'The Face of Lincoln' by Carl Sandburg.
Table of contents for VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1944, listing stories and articles, including 'The Lacework Kid' and 'The Face of Lincoln,' showcasing the magazine's features from that era.
Vintage advertisement for Chesterfield cigarettes featuring a soldier smiling and holding cigarette packs, from VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1944, showcasing cultural elements of the 1940s.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine from February 12, 1944, featuring an image of a woman in a halter top and highlighting articles like 'The Lacework Kid' by Damon Runyon and 'The Face of Lincoln' by Carl Sandburg.Table of contents for VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1944, listing stories and articles, including 'The Lacework Kid' and 'The Face of Lincoln,' showcasing the magazine's features from that era.Vintage advertisement for Chesterfield cigarettes featuring a soldier smiling and holding cigarette packs, from VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1944, showcasing cultural elements of the 1940s.

Vintage Collier's Magazine February 12, 1944 Ladies in Halters & The Face of Lincoln

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$19.95
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Discover a piece of history with this genuine Collier's Magazine from February 12, 1944. This vintage issue showcases fascinating articles and captivating stories, including notable features like 'Ladies in Halters' and 'The Face of Lincoln.'

This magazine is not just any collectible; it's a rare glimpse into the cultural atmosphere of the 1940s, highlighting significant narratives during World War II. The cover is adorned with striking graphics and provides insight into a pivotal time in American history. The content includes a mix of short stories and articles, with works from celebrated authors such as Damon Runyon and Carl Sandburg.

Key features of this vintage magazine include:

  • Exclusive stories that reflect the societal trends and sentiments of the 1940s.
  • Detailed articles exploring historical figures, such as 'The Face of Lincoln,' presenting a unique perspective on one of America's most revered presidents.

This collectible magazine is in excellent condition, showcasing only light wear typical for its age, making it a perfect addition to any vintage magazine collection. Each order comes with a protective plastic covering to preserve its quality.

The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive. Please check the provided picture for condition purposes. We also offer combined shipping, just ask!

Join the ranks of vintage magazine enthusiasts and own a piece of Collier's legacy. Perfect for collectors and history buffs alike!

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
    • DAMON RUNYON — The Lacework Kid. A bit of chicanery decking on the part of a certain character whose personality opens the doors of a German prison camp.
    • WARE TORREY BUDLONG — When You Come Home. Love should not labor to make time stand still.
    • JOHN RANDOLPH PHILLIPS — A Boy Ain't a Man. There comes a time when a fellow has to challenge the old man.
    • M. J. GAFFNEY — The Crazy McCaffreys. The death of a hero gives his family something new to live up to.
    • THE SHORT SHORT STORY — Paul's Present, by Kurt Steel.
  • SERIAL STORY
    • MARGARET CULKIN BANNING — War Wedding. The second of four parts.
  • ARTICLES
    • FRANK GERVASI — Alexander the Modest. The abilities of General Sir Harold Alexander were no less great for being masked by elegance.
    • SENATOR ARTHUR H. VANDENBERG — Why I Am for MacArthur. A prominent Republican proposes a popular “draft” of the general to lead us in the postwar world.
    • RUTH CARSON — More Halters. In the new abbreviated wearables, you're going to be seeing more of the girls.
    • JIM MARSHALL — Those Diner Blues. The railroads are feeding five times their usual number of passengers—and getting fewer kicks.
    • CARL SANDBURG — The Face of Lincoln. That homely visage was illuminated by a triumph of the spirit.
    • COREY FORD — "Go Get a Jap for Me!" How the old home town looked to a certain flier on furlough.
    • FREDERICK HILL MESERVE — The Photographs of Abraham Lincoln. Our Civil War President was probably the most photographed man of his time.
    • DOROTHY KILGALLEN — Here Comes Mr. Dooley. If you saw the movie Casablanca you must remember Dooley Wilson.
  • FRELING FOSTER — Keep Up with the World.
  • WING TALK.
  • THE WEEK'S WORK.
  • DAVID O. WOODBURY — Your Life Tomorrow.
  • THE GUILTY — (Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel.) Profile of Axis Terrorist No. 28.
  • EDITORIALS.

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