Description
Step back in time with the Collier's Magazine published on February 4, 1955, a true gem among vintage magazines. This particular issue, Volume 135, Number 3, showcases a compelling cover story focused on President Harry Truman's retirement. As America transitioned in the political landscape, this edition captures a pivotal moment in U.S. history, making it a valuable addition to any collector's assortment.
What sets this vintage issue apart is its portrayal of the sentiments surrounding Truman's exit from the presidency, the era's insightful commentary, and the charming aesthetics that encapsulate the 1950s. Collectors and history buffs alike will appreciate the glimpse into a significant cultural and political context.
This collectible magazine is in excellent condition, with light wear typical for its age, emphasizing its authenticity as a vintage item. The absence of a label adds to its allure, allowing it to serve as a stunning display piece for your home or office.
The pages of this magazine are rich with historical significance, featuring articles and photographs that provide insight into the 1950s. It not only serves as a reading material but also as a conversation starter, connecting modern readers with the past.
- Insightful articles and features from the era of Truman's presidency.
- High-quality print and imagery typical of mid-20th century magazines.
Combining elegance and history, this Collier's Magazine is an exceptional collectible that brings character to any space. Whether you're a seasoned collector or looking for a unique gift, this vintage magazine will not disappoint. Don’t overlook the chance to own a piece of American history!
Be sure to review the accompanying images to fully appreciate the magazine's condition before making your purchase. The item shown is exactly what you will receive, promising a delightful addition to your vintage magazines collection.
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
- TRUMAN IN RETIREMENT — Helen Worden Erskine
- HOW TO THINK YOUR WAY TO THE TOP — Bill Davidson
- EVERYBODY SIKS AT STEAMBOAT — Lucile Maxfield Bogue
- DOES HE GET WATER FROM ROCK? — Robert de Roos
- AMERICAN INDIANS (The Marvels in Our Museums) — Photographed by Arthur Lavine
- WHO WRITES TO DR. SCHWEITZER?
- INTO SURGERY FOR: “NOT AS A STRANGER” — Sam Rosenberg
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SPECIAL
- GERMANY—FRIEND OR FOE? — Theodore H. White
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SHORT STORIES
- VISITOR AT DAWN (The Short Short Story) — Godfrey Barrass
- THE GOOD HUSBAND — Martha Gellhorn
- TIN-STAR POSSE — Harry Sylvester
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SERIAL
- RAWHIDE RIVER (Conclusion) — Cliff Farrell
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FEATURES
- APPOINTMENT WITH O’HARA — John O’Hara
- 48 STATES OF MIND — Walter Davenport
- LETTERS
- COLLIER’S CREDITS — Jerome Beatty, Jr.
- COLLIER’S COMMENT
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THE COVER
- From this issue’s varied and exciting index, we’ve picked four articles to feature on the cover. In a special report, a distinguished foreign correspondent tells what’s really going on in Germany today. On page 19 you see how retirement’s working out for our energetic former President. In the second article of our series, The Marvels in Our Museums, Collier’s looks in on the American Indian. The fourth featured article follows Olivia de Havilland and her co-stars inside the operating room for vivid background to the movie Not as a Stranger, based on the best seller about doctors.