Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1949 featuring a man in ski goggles, highlighting influential figures like Ronald Reagan.
Close-up view of the cover of VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1949 showing the publication date and title in bold letters.
Table of contents from VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1949, detailing featured articles and stories in the issue.
Vintage advertisement for the film 'John Loves Mary' featuring Ronald Reagan and Jack Carson. Captivating design capturing the essence of 1949, part of VTG Collier's Magazine February 12 1949.
Illustration from Collier's Magazine February 12 1949 titled 'Creative in California', featuring a stylish woman in a fashionable outfit and a man presenting a script. Reflects the 1940s culture and aesthetics.
Pall Mall cigarette advertisement with bold text and images from Collier's Magazine February 12 1949. Showcases mid-century marketing techniques and product promotion.
Story titled 'White Wedding' from Collier's Magazine February 12 1949, featuring two women at the bar discussing life. Illustrates post-war American social themes through engaging narratives.
A page from Collier's Magazine February 12 1949 featuring a Bicycle playing cards advertisement and related quiz question. Represents 1940s advertising and popular culture.
Vintage advertisement from Collier's Magazine February 12, 1949, featuring a smiling woman in winter attire promoting Lucky Strike cigarettes, highlighting the brand's appeal with the tagline 'Smoke a LUCKY to feel your LEVEL best!'.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1949 featuring a man in ski goggles, highlighting influential figures like Ronald Reagan.Close-up view of the cover of VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1949 showing the publication date and title in bold letters.Table of contents from VTG Collier's Magazine February 12, 1949, detailing featured articles and stories in the issue.Vintage advertisement for the film 'John Loves Mary' featuring Ronald Reagan and Jack Carson. Captivating design capturing the essence of 1949, part of VTG Collier's Magazine February 12 1949.Illustration from Collier's Magazine February 12 1949 titled 'Creative in California', featuring a stylish woman in a fashionable outfit and a man presenting a script. Reflects the 1940s culture and aesthetics.Pall Mall cigarette advertisement with bold text and images from Collier's Magazine February 12 1949. Showcases mid-century marketing techniques and product promotion.Story titled 'White Wedding' from Collier's Magazine February 12 1949, featuring two women at the bar discussing life. Illustrates post-war American social themes through engaging narratives.A page from Collier's Magazine February 12 1949 featuring a Bicycle playing cards advertisement and related quiz question. Represents 1940s advertising and popular culture.Vintage advertisement from Collier's Magazine February 12, 1949, featuring a smiling woman in winter attire promoting Lucky Strike cigarettes, highlighting the brand's appeal with the tagline 'Smoke a LUCKY to feel your LEVEL best!'.

Vintage Collier's Magazine February 12 1949 Ronald Reagan, Jack Carson, John Mary

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Step back in time with the vintage Collier's Magazine from February 12, 1949. This exceptional issue features captivating articles and stunning visuals, showcasing the stars of the era, including Ronald Reagan, Jack Carson, and John Mary. It's not just a magazine; it's a piece of history that provides a glimpse into American culture in the late 1940s.

As you turn the pages of this magazine, you'll experience the charm of post-war America. The glossy pages hold stories that resonate with nostalgia, making it a treasure for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Enjoy the timeless advertisements, illustrations, and features that made Collier's a favorite among readers during its publication.

This specific magazine is classified as used, yet it remains in good condition with minimal wear. The edges may show very minor signs of aging, while the overall integrity of the magazine is well-preserved. A small address label can be found on the front, a gentle reminder of its journey to you.

Adding to its appeal, this magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring that it remains safe from dust and damage while you admire it or display it in your collection.

  • Ideal for collectors or as a unique gift for history buffs.
  • Featuring iconic figures like Ronald Reagan, this issue is a conversation starter.


In summary, this vintage magazine is not just a reading material; it's a collectible artifact from an iconic moment in time. The intricate details and historical significance make it a sought-after item. Remember, it does have some minor marks or rips, but this only adds character to its rich history. Grab this opportunity to own a piece of the past!

  • Condition: Good and used.
  • Features minor wear on edges and an address label on the front.
  • Includes plastic protective covering for safeguarding.

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
    • DARKNESS IS DANGER — J. C. Furnas
    • MEET HARRY'S BOSS, BESS — Edith Asbury
    • ERIN GOES BRINY — Burke Wilkinson
    • WE TOOK OUR CHILD TO A PSYCHIATRIST — Mary Bird Peir
    • THE MAN BEHIND THE GABLE FABLE — George Frazier
    • FREEZING FOR FREEDOM — John Kord Lagemann
    • IT TAKES A MILLION — David Schuyler
    • (Conclusion of a two-part article) as told to Barney Nagler and Caille Small
    • THE FACE EVERYONE KNOWS — W. B. Courtney
    • CHARGE ACCOUNT FOR EDUCATION — Norman and Amelia Lobzen
  • Short Stories
    • WHITE WEDDING (The Star Story) — Eileen Tighe
    • CREATIVE IN CALIFORNIA — Russell Beggs
    • X THE UNKNOWN (The Short Short Story) — Edwin P. Hicks
    • THE BEST BOY WITH A HORSE — Jack Weeks
  • Serial
    • RINGSIDE MAIDEN (Part 7 of eight parts) — Edwin Lanham
  • Features
    • THE WEEK'S MAIL — from our readers
    • KEEP UP WITH THE WORLD — Freling Foster
    • THE WEEK'S WORK — Ted Shane
    • TOUGHEST JOB IN SPORTS — Stanley Frank
    • STAND-BY FOR SPRING — Tobe
    • CLANCY — John Ruge
    • DECIDING FACTOR — Richard Armour
    • HOW TO GUESS YOUR AGE — Corey Ford
    • INSIDE SPORTS — Bill Fay
    • EATING—IN OR OUT — Charlotte Adams
    • SENATOR WALTERS, ON THE THRILL OF SKIING — Al Graham
    • CARTOONS — 38, 39, 42, 45, 46, 48, 50, 51, 53, 54, 56, 58, 59, 65, 67, 69, 70, 73
    • COLLIER'S BELIEVES: Tito Learns the Hard Way
  • COVER — Cy La Tour

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