Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine dated January 13, 1951 featuring the title 'Can They Catch the Brink's Bandits?' with a smiling woman dressed in a red off-shoulder top and a background of university seals.
Close-up view of the top of VTG Collier's Magazine dated January 13, 1951 displaying the magazine title and publication date.
Interior page of VTG Collier's Magazine January 13, 1951, showing the table of contents and article listings with a focus on the magazine's layout.
Article page featuring Dorcie Calhoun in VTG Collier's Magazine dated January 13, 1951, titled 'Dorcie Calhoun Struck It Rich', discussing a farmer's discovery of natural gas.
Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 features an article about natural gas disasters, showing men discussing outside a destroyed structure.
Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 includes the story 'The One Behind Him' by Charles B. Child, featuring a gripping illustration and narrative about crime investigation.
Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 showcases an advertisement for the film 'Vendetta,' starring Faith Domergue, depicting a dramatic scene and highlighting themes of love and violence.
Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 presents an article titled 'HO-HUM!' by Pauline Gale, discussing yawns and their psychological impact, illustrated with a humorous drawing.
Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 features Rexall Drug Store advertisements, detailing various products and prices from that era.
Vintage advertisement from Collier's Magazine January 13 1951, featuring a smiling woman in a green outfit promoting Lucky Strike cigarettes, with the slogan 'Be Happy - Go Lucky!'. This eye-catching image highlights the cultural aspects of the early 1950s.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine dated January 13, 1951 featuring the title 'Can They Catch the Brink's Bandits?' with a smiling woman dressed in a red off-shoulder top and a background of university seals.Close-up view of the top of VTG Collier's Magazine dated January 13, 1951 displaying the magazine title and publication date.Interior page of VTG Collier's Magazine January 13, 1951, showing the table of contents and article listings with a focus on the magazine's layout.Article page featuring Dorcie Calhoun in VTG Collier's Magazine dated January 13, 1951, titled 'Dorcie Calhoun Struck It Rich', discussing a farmer's discovery of natural gas.Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 features an article about natural gas disasters, showing men discussing outside a destroyed structure.Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 includes the story 'The One Behind Him' by Charles B. Child, featuring a gripping illustration and narrative about crime investigation.Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 showcases an advertisement for the film 'Vendetta,' starring Faith Domergue, depicting a dramatic scene and highlighting themes of love and violence.Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 presents an article titled 'HO-HUM!' by Pauline Gale, discussing yawns and their psychological impact, illustrated with a humorous drawing.Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 features Rexall Drug Store advertisements, detailing various products and prices from that era.Vintage advertisement from Collier's Magazine January 13 1951, featuring a smiling woman in a green outfit promoting Lucky Strike cigarettes, with the slogan 'Be Happy - Go Lucky!'. This eye-catching image highlights the cultural aspects of the early 1950s.

Vintage Collier's Magazine January 13 1951 Can They Catch the Brink's Bandits?

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Discover a piece of history with the vintage issue of Collier's Magazine dated January 13, 1951, featuring the intriguing cover story "Can They Catch the Brink's Bandits?" This captivating read offers a glimpse into a time when captivating stories dominated the newsstands. As a cherished collector's item, this magazine is perfect for enthusiasts of vintage publications, history buffs, or anyone interested in true crime narratives.

This edition of Collier's Magazine isn't just about the gripping headline; it also delivers a look at the culture and events of the early 1950s. The investigative article dives deep into the infamous Brink's Bandits, making it a thrilling read for anyone fascinated by criminal justice and law enforcement. Not only does it serve as entertainment, but it also provides a historical context that today's readers can appreciate.

This magazine is classified as good and used, clearly showcasing its vintage charm. You might notice some minor wear along the edges, which adds to its character, giving it an authentic feel that can only come with age. There may be a few minor marks or rips, but overall, it remains in good condition, making it a valuable addition to any collection. An address label is affixed to the front, and for protection and preservation, the magazine comes with a plastic covering.

  • Excellent addition to any vintage magazine collection.
  • Offers a fascinating look into early 1950s culture and crime.

Take advantage of this opportunity to own a piece of history that not only tells a story but also sparks conversations. Whether you're a collector or gift-giving to someone special, this magazine will be cherished for years to come. Don't miss out on this vintage treasure!

In summary, here are the specific details of this vintage magazine:

  • Condition: Good and used.
  • Minor edge wear present.
  • May include minor marks and/or rips.
  • Address label on front.
  • Includes a protective plastic covering.

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
    • Fourth Squad, Third Platoon — BILL STAPLETON
    • Olivia’s World Is the Stage — JAMES POLING
    • Dorcie Calhoun Struck It Rich — BILL DAVIDSON
    • Education’s New Boy Wonder — DR. LOUIS I. DUBLIN
    • Adding Life to the Added Years — DR. LOUIS I. DUBLIN AND HERBERT YAHRES
    • They’re Balmy over Basketball — BILL FAY
    • “The Road of Death” — HOWARD BRODIE
    • The Great Brink’s Robbery — JOSEPH DINNEEN
    • Ho-Hum! — PAULINE GALE
  • FICTION
    • Trick and Fancy — JAMES ATLEE PHILLIPS
    • The Three-Week Lesson — BERENICE THORPE
    • The One Behind Him — CHARLES B. CHILD
    • Revolt of the Triffids (PART TWO OF FIVE PARTS) — JOHN WYNDHAM
    • Gallagher’s Redheaded Nemesis — NORD RILEY
    • Please Don’t Disturb (THE SHORT SHORT STORY) — CHARLES HOFFMAN
  • 48 States of Mind — WALTER DAVENPORT
  • Editorials
  • Cover — JOHN FLOREA

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