Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 featuring a prominent illustration of Abraham Lincoln with a caption to "Vote Abraham Lincoln for President." This vintage magazine is a historical artifact appealing to collectors and history enthusiasts.
Close-up of the VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 cover showing the publication's name and date along with an artistic drawing of Abraham Lincoln, making it a unique piece for collectors.
Inside page of the VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 displaying various articles and advertisements, showcasing the post-war era's culture, providing insight into the period's publications.
Page from VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 displaying various medals and awards related to scientific achievements, including the Franklin Gold Medal and the John Scott Medal.
Page featuring the article 'No Place to Live' in VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, showcasing photographs depicting housing challenges after World War II.
Illustrated article from VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, covering post-war housing dilemmas with photographs of a couple exploring potential homes.
Advertisement from VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 promoting the Aeronca Champion, claiming it is the easiest plane to fly post-war.
Editorial page featuring Lillian Gish in VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, with articles and ads highlighting the culture of the time.
Vintage advertisement for Ray-O-Vac leakproof flashlight batteries featured in VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, showcasing a hand holding the product with a bright, eye-catching design.
Cover illustration for Lucky Strike cigarettes in VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, depicting a farmer inspecting a large tobacco leaf in a vibrant outdoor setting.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 featuring a prominent illustration of Abraham Lincoln with a caption to "Vote Abraham Lincoln for President." This vintage magazine is a historical artifact appealing to collectors and history enthusiasts.Close-up of the VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 cover showing the publication's name and date along with an artistic drawing of Abraham Lincoln, making it a unique piece for collectors.Inside page of the VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 displaying various articles and advertisements, showcasing the post-war era's culture, providing insight into the period's publications.Page from VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 displaying various medals and awards related to scientific achievements, including the Franklin Gold Medal and the John Scott Medal.Page featuring the article 'No Place to Live' in VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, showcasing photographs depicting housing challenges after World War II.Illustrated article from VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, covering post-war housing dilemmas with photographs of a couple exploring potential homes.Advertisement from VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946 promoting the Aeronca Champion, claiming it is the easiest plane to fly post-war.Editorial page featuring Lillian Gish in VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, with articles and ads highlighting the culture of the time.Vintage advertisement for Ray-O-Vac leakproof flashlight batteries featured in VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, showcasing a hand holding the product with a bright, eye-catching design.Cover illustration for Lucky Strike cigarettes in VTG Collier's Magazine February 16, 1946, depicting a farmer inspecting a large tobacco leaf in a vibrant outdoor setting.

Vintage Collier's Magazine February 16 1946 Vote Abraham Lincoln for President

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Step back in time with the VTG Collier's Magazine from February 16, 1946, featuring an iconic cover urging readers to "Vote Abraham Lincoln for President." This vintage treasure captures a significant moment in American history, making it a delightful addition for history enthusiasts, collectors, or anyone who appreciates the rich tapestry of American culture.

This magazine is not just a publication; it represents a piece of history filled with rich narratives and engaging visuals. Delve into the pages and discover fascinating articles from the post-war era, beautifully illustrated advertisements, and commentaries that reflect the thoughts and sentiments of the times. Whether you’re reminiscing about the past or simply looking to decorate your home with unique art, this vintage magazine offers something special.

The condition of this item is classified as good and used, which adds to its charm. You might notice some very minor wear along the edges, which is typical for items of this age. There may also be minor marks and/or rips; however, overall, the magazine is in good shape, making it a fantastic find for collectors. It comes with an address label affixed to the front, enhancing its authenticity and character.

For protection, this vintage magazine comes with a plastic covering, ensuring that it remains preserved for years to come. Display it proudly on a shelf, coffee table, or as part of a vintage decor theme in your home.

  • Authentic vintage magazine from 1946, a must-have for collectors and history buffs.
  • Unique cover featuring an appeal to "Vote Abraham Lincoln for President," making it a great conversation piece.


In summary, here are the key specifications of the VTG Collier's Magazine:

  • Condition: Good and used.
  • Edges may have very minor wear.
  • Minor marks and/or rips may be present, but overall good shape.
  • Address label on front for authenticity.
  • Includes a plastic, protective covering for longevity.

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
    • Still Waters — By EDWIN LANHAM
    • Wait Till the Sun Shines, Kelly — By WILLIAM FAY
    • Preacher’s Creek — By NANCY LYON
    • The Guinea Hen — By NANCY SHORES
    • Mountain Time (The Serial Story. The third of five parts) — By BERNARD DE VOTO
    • Not So Different (The Short Short Story) — By FRANK O’ROURKE
  • ARTICLES
    • Lindbergh in Battle — By COL. CHARLES MacDONALD
    • Paris Model 1946 — By ULRICH CALVOSA
    • China’s Mystery Man — By LT. COMDR. CHARLES G. DOBBINS, USNR
    • No Place to Live — By FRANK GERVASI
    • Women in Seclusion — By MARTHA SAWYERS
    • Cities of Chaos — By JOSEF ISRAELS II
    • Wild Man from Hoboken — By KYLE CRICHTON
    • Greetings, Pal! — By ARLENE WOLF
    • A Watch for Mary — By ANN CUTLER
  • Keep Up with the World — By FRELING FOSTER
  • Wing Talk — By FREDERICK R. NEELY
  • Your Life Tomorrow — By DAVID O. WOODBURY
  • The Week’s Work — By AMY PORTER
  • Editorials: Petrillo vs. the People · Ex-Privates and Jobs · Occupation Etiquette
  • Cover — By RONALD McLEOD

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