VTG Collier's Magazine January 21 1955 featuring three women enjoying milkshakes on the cover, showcasing Bill Mauldin's ask for teenagers 'What Gives?'. A vibrant retro design reflecting mid-20th century Americana.
Inside pages of VTG Collier's Magazine January 21 1955, displaying articles and features including 'Coward in the Congo' by Art Buchwald and 'Today's Teen-Agers... What Gives?' by Bill Mauldin.
Advertisement from VTG Collier's Magazine January 21 1955 promoting Camel cigarettes, featuring a woman with a cigarette and a pack of Camel, emphasizing the product's rich taste and mildness.
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VTG Collier's Magazine January 21 1955 featuring three women enjoying milkshakes on the cover, showcasing Bill Mauldin's ask for teenagers 'What Gives?'. A vibrant retro design reflecting mid-20th century Americana.Inside pages of VTG Collier's Magazine January 21 1955, displaying articles and features including 'Coward in the Congo' by Art Buchwald and 'Today's Teen-Agers... What Gives?' by Bill Mauldin.Advertisement from VTG Collier's Magazine January 21 1955 promoting Camel cigarettes, featuring a woman with a cigarette and a pack of Camel, emphasizing the product's rich taste and mildness.

Vintage Collier's Magazine January 21 1955 Vol 135 No. 2 Bill Mauldin No Label

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If you’re a vintage magazine enthusiast or a collector of classic Americana, you won’t want to miss this unique offering: the VTG Collier's Magazine from January 21, 1955. This special issue, Volume 135, Number 2, features the renowned cartoonist Bill Mauldin, whose satirical illustrations captured the spirit of his time. Whether you are adding to your collection or seeking a nostalgic piece of history, this magazine is a must-have.

This magazine is not just a display item; it is a time capsule that provides a glimpse into mid-20th century American culture. Featuring insightful articles and captivating illustrations, it showcases the issues and lifestyle of the era. Keep this magazine on your coffee table or in your collection to spark conversations and reminisce about the past.

It’s important to note that this vintage magazine has creases on the front and within its pages, highlighting its authenticity and age. There may be some other marks, consistent with normal wear. This detail adds character to the item, showcasing its history as it has traveled through time.

  • Original Bill Mauldin illustrations that reflect the era’s humor and style.
  • A great addition for collectors and history buffs interested in mid-century publications.

We offer combined shipping, so feel free to ask about that for your convenience. All items are shipped with care and come with a plastic protective covering, ensuring they remain in good condition for your enjoyment.

This magazine is an excellent representation of the time, and it is sure to please anyone who appreciates vintage literature. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history!

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
    • Coward in the Congo — Art Buchwald
    • Now—An Atomic Drugstore — John Lear
    • Lollobrigida: Pin-Up — Felvyn Harvey
    • Master Stroke in Iran . . . or Paesana? — Wanda Jablonski
    • “Think or Die” — James J. Haggerty, Jr.
    • Gola’s Terrific—Even Without the Ball — Bill Fay
  • SPECIAL
    • Today’s Teen-Agers—“What Gives?” — Bill Mauldin
  • SHORT STORIES
    • The Room Next Door (The Short Short Story) — Lucy Goodrich
    • I Believe in Living Rich — Margaret Chase
    • Invisible Killer — Charles B. Child
    • The Baker Rubies — Barbara J. Hunt
  • SERIAL
    • Rawhide River (Second of Three Parts) — Cliff Farrell
  • FEATURES
    • Appointment with O’Hara — John O’Hara
    • Collier’s Credits — Jerome Beatty, Jr.
    • Letters
    • 48 States of Mind — Walter Davenport
    • Collier’s Comment
  • The Cover — Bill Mauldin and Howell Conant

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