Description
Discover the captivating issue of Collier's Magazine dated January 13, 1945, featuring an in-depth exploration of America's Greatest Naval Battle. This vintage magazine offers a unique peek into the pressing events of World War II, highlighting the Second Battle of the Philippines, commemorating a crucial turning point in naval warfare.
This issue is not just an ordinary collection of articles; it encapsulates a pivotal moment in history. With contributions from renowned writers such as Quentin Reynolds and George E. Jones, it provides readers with rich insights into military strategies and the valor of soldiers during one of the fiercest conflicts of the 20th century. The vintage issue also includes various poignant short stories, reflecting the societal dynamics and emotional experiences of the era.
Collectors and history enthusiasts alike will find great value in this magazine as it offers a rare glimpse into the thoughts and experiences that shaped a generation. Its significance goes beyond mere pages; it's a testament to the resilience and courage shown by a nation during its time of need.
The magazine is in excellent condition, exhibiting light wear typical for its age, making it a must-have for any serious collector of vintage magazines.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- The cover story about America’s Greatest Naval Battle.
- Engaging short fiction pieces reflecting the era.
In addition to the main articles, this issue also includes:
- Obstacle Course by Walter Havighurst – A touching story about a lonely boy's courage.
- Strictly Domestic by Willard H. Temple – A humorous take on understanding women.
- Homecoming by Marian Sims – A heartfelt tale of reunion.
Invest in this piece of history and enhance your collection of vintage magazines. The charm and stories conveyed in these pages are truly unbeatable.
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
- Obstacle Course — By Walter Havighurst
- In a bleak household, far from home, a lonely boy finds the courage to go on.
- Strictly Domestic — By Willard H. Temple
- How is a mere husband to tell what it is a woman wants most in life?
- Net of Cobwebs — By Elisabeth Sanxay Holding
- The Serial Story. The second of three parts.
- Hold My Hand — By Irene Kittle
- The Short Short Story.
- Something to Build On — By Norma Bicknell Mansfield
- A returned soldier learns that the fight for good is never finished.
- Homecoming — By Marian Sims
- When she opened the door to him, it was an unbelievable dream come true!
- ARTICLES
- America's Greatest Naval Battle — By Quentin Reynolds, George E. Jones, Frank D. Morris and Ralph Teatsorth
- First of three parts. Composite report on the Second Battle of the Philippines.
- Cracker-Barrel Railroaders — By Harry Henderson and Sam Shaw
- How a little town in Maine came to operate its own private railroad.
- The Cause of China's Tragedy — By Mark Gayn
- The over-all condition of our suffering ally could hardly be worse.
- Safety in Danger — By Sigmund Sameth
- Manufacturing explosives is now just about the safest work you can get.
- Patton at the Pay-Off — By George Creel
- The credo that a soldier may admit no weakness has made a harsh but invincible leader.
- How to Train a Sea Lion — By Don Lang
- Roland Tiebor educates his pets with patience, ingenuity and fresh fish.
- Department 99 — By Jim Marshall
- A new type of assembly line gives wounded servicemen the chance to keep on with the fight.
- Jane Does a Movie — By Ashton Reid
- Russell fans will see their favorite pin-up girl in motion—for the first time!
- Keep Up With the World — By Freling Foster
- Wing Talk — By W. B. Courtney
- Explanation Please — By Kenneth Sweezy
- Your Life Tomorrow — By David O. Woodbury
- The Heroes, A Gallery of United Nations Patriots. No. 12—Jan Opletal — By George Creel
- The Week's Work — By Amy Porter
- Editorial: Our Stake in British Recovery
- Cover — Lawson Wood