Cover of Collier's Magazine dated February 21, 1942, featuring artwork by Vernon Grant, depicting a military theme with a soldier and a sailor. The cover highlights the issue's focus on aviation fuel advancements.
Table of contents page from Collier's Magazine, February 21, 1942, listing articles and short stories, including 'Laughing Buddha' and 'Information Obtained.' The page emphasizes historical narratives from this vintage publication.
Save Your Precious Teeth from This Injury advertisement featuring a lady promoting Teel Liquid Dentifrice, from Collier's Magazine February 21, 1942 Vernon Grant Cover. The image shows a smiling woman with a statement about dental care and promoting the benefits of using liquid dentifrice over traditional toothpastes.
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Cover of Collier's Magazine dated February 21, 1942, featuring artwork by Vernon Grant, depicting a military theme with a soldier and a sailor. The cover highlights the issue's focus on aviation fuel advancements.Table of contents page from Collier's Magazine, February 21, 1942, listing articles and short stories, including 'Laughing Buddha' and 'Information Obtained.' The page emphasizes historical narratives from this vintage publication.Save Your Precious Teeth from This Injury advertisement featuring a lady promoting Teel Liquid Dentifrice, from Collier's Magazine February 21, 1942 Vernon Grant Cover. The image shows a smiling woman with a statement about dental care and promoting the benefits of using liquid dentifrice over traditional toothpastes.

Vintage Collier's Magazine February 21, 1942 Vernon Grant Cover

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Collier's Magazine - February 21, 1942 Featuring Vernon Grant

Step back in time with this stunning vintage magazine, Collier's Magazine, dated February 21, 1942. This unique issue showcases an iconic cover by the renowned artist Vernon Grant, capturing a significant moment in American history.

This particular edition holds a special value for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines, providing a glimpse into the cultural landscape of the early 1940s. As the world was on the brink of great change, this issue reflects the sociopolitical realities of the time, offering readers insights into both contemporary issues and timeless narratives through its compelling short stories and articles.

In excellent condition, this collectible magazine exhibits light wear typical for its age, making it a perfect addition to any vintage magazine collection. The vibrant cover art by Vernon Grant is sure to captivate aficionados and casual collectors alike.

This magazine features a collection of engaging short stories, serial articles, and informative pieces that provide a broader understanding of the era:

  • Sax Rohmer: "Laughing Buddha" – A tale of intrigue and secrets.
  • William MacHarg: "Information Obtained" – A thrilling detective story.
  • Articles on military defense, aviation advancements, and neutralities in geopolitics connect the reader to critical historical themes.
  • Special features like Jim Marshall's insightful piece on Western defenses, enhancing the magazine's historical allure.

Whether you're a history buff or a collector of vintage magazines, this issue of Collier's is a must-have. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of the past that not only reflects historical narratives but also offers engaging literary content.

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
    • SAX ROHMER — Laughing Buddha. Bimbashi Barûk runs down a not-so-military secret.
    • WILLIAM MacHARG — Information Obtained. Detective O’Malley cracks a really tough one.
    • JAMES STREET — The Road to Gettysburg. Little Ax, the boy who might have saved the Confederacy.
    • THE SHORT SHORT STORY — Nitro, by Jack Leonard.
  • SERIAL STORIES
    • PEARL S. BUCK — China Gold. The third of eleven parts.
    • OCTAVIUS ROY COHEN — Masquerade in Miami. The seventh of eleven parts.
  • ARTICLES
    • JIM MARSHALL — Western Rampart. The truth about our defenses in the West.
    • ROBERT McCORMICK — Higher, Faster, Farther. Our new aviation fuel is a new weapon.
    • M. GRATTAN O’LEARY — No Bases in Eire. The reasoning back of De Valera’s neutrality.
    • KYLE CRICHTON — Paris Model. Michele Morgan, who dreams of Silver Towers.
    • OUR FIGHTING MEN.
    • TED SHANE — Death Dodgers. Ski racing—a suicidal pastime.
  • FRELING FOSTER — Keep Up with the World.
  • WING TALK.
  • EDITORIALS — The Civilian Defense Mess. Bring On That Sales Tax. A Generation of Scouting. Now You Know Us, Mr. C.
  • COVER — VERNON GRANT

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