Vintage Collier's Magazine January 18 1947 Vol 119 No. 3 Baseball The N.Y. Giants

Explore this remarkable piece of history with the Collier's Magazine from January 18, 1947. This vintage magazine, part of Volume 119, Number 3, shines a spotlight on America's favorite pastime—Baseball. It features insightful articles and captivating illustrations focusing on the New York Giants, making it a must-have for fans and collectors alike.

This original Collier's Magazine offers a fascinating glimpse into the post-war era, reflecting the cultural backdrop of the late 1940s. It captures the spirit of the time when the New York Giants were at the forefront of the baseball scene, embodying the excitement and national pride surrounding the sport. The rich history contained within these pages provides valuable information for historians and baseball enthusiasts, solidifying its status among collectible vintage magazines.

While this magazine is a cherished collectible, it does show signs of its journey through time. Expect creases on the front cover and throughout the pages, alongside minor marks that only add to its character. These imperfections tell a story and enhance the magazine's authenticity as a cherished artifact from a significant moment in sports history.

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• This magazine features engaging historical content, perfect for baseball historians.
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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
  • The Brick Wall — By Louis Kamp
  • The Serial Story. The first of two parts.
  • Chestnuts in Blossom — By Evelyn Martine
  • The English major she met in Paris was halfway endearing.
  • Never Look Back — By Jean Jorgensen
  • Sergeant Japanese dodged strafed his return to California.
  • The Old Men Running from the Park — By Philip Dunnington
  • They knew what a hunter—but would also someday the fight.
  • Thank-You Letter — By Charles Carver
  • The Short Short Story.
  • You Make Me Laugh — By Benjamin Siegel
  • He was too young to know a girl’s smile can be a sign of love.
• ARTICLES
  • What to Do About Strikes — By Peter F. Drucker
  • An analysis of labor unrest—and the long remedying it.
  • High Fliers — By C. L. Touro
  • The birds on Catalina are quaint characters, especially Jimmy.
  • Baseball’s Houdini — By Charles Dexter
  • The mystery “What happened to baseball at New York’s Polo Grounds?”
  • Brother Act — By Bill Davidson
  • Meet the ablest vote-getters in politics: Cabot and Lodge.
  • Housing: Tomorrow’s Answer — By Frank Gervasi
  • Prefabricated homes will replace the boom-and-bust realty.
  • Sun-Suit Strip — By Amy Porter
  • California fashions now reach with those of Paris and New York.
• The Week’s Mail — From Our Readers
• Keep Up with the World — By Freling Foster
• The Week’s Work — By Ted Shane
• Your Life Tomorrow — By David O. Woodbury
• Wing Talk: Local Express — By William Flynn
• Editorials: Red Hunt, 1947 • Some News About Noise
• Cover — By Jon Whitcomb