Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine from July 16, 1949, featuring a coastal landscape with houses and a lighthouse, illustrating the theme of 'The Girls of Laurel Scout' by Lester Atwell.
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Interior page from the VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, showcasing the table of contents including 'The Girls of Laurel Court' by Lester Atwell and other articles.
Advertorial page in the VTG Collier's Magazine from July 16, 1949, featuring a promotional piece for State Farm insurance along with an enthusiastic testimonial.
Illustration from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, depicting young women in vibrant dresses seated on a bench, engaging in lively conversation, related to the story "The Girls of Laurel Scout" by Lester Atwell.
Article page from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, featuring the text of "The Girls of Laurel Court" by Lester Atwell, accompanied by illustrations of women and children, showcasing mid-20th century lifestyle.
Page from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, displaying an article titled "The Iron Butterfly" by Jan Fortune and Wells Root, with illustrations reflecting the stories and cultural themes of the time.
Illustration from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, showing a bellhop assisting a fashionable woman in a dramatic outfit, highlighting the elegance and style of the era, accompanying the story in the magazine.
Page from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, featuring advertisements and articles including "Use No Hooks," reflecting the advertising style and consumer culture of the post-war period.
Interior page of VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, featuring a dialogue scene and an advertisement for a soft drink, showcasing mid-20th century art and storytelling.
Vintage advertisement for Du Pont No. 7 Polish in the VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, highlighting products for car care with an image of a man polishing a car.
Back cover of the VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, featuring an advertisement for Camel cigarettes with a glamorous photo of a woman and information on smoking reports.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine from July 16, 1949, featuring a coastal landscape with houses and a lighthouse, illustrating the theme of 'The Girls of Laurel Scout' by Lester Atwell.Close-up of the publication date and price on the VTG Collier's Magazine from July 16, 1949, highlighting its historical significance for collectors.Interior page from the VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, showcasing the table of contents including 'The Girls of Laurel Court' by Lester Atwell and other articles.Advertorial page in the VTG Collier's Magazine from July 16, 1949, featuring a promotional piece for State Farm insurance along with an enthusiastic testimonial.Illustration from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, depicting young women in vibrant dresses seated on a bench, engaging in lively conversation, related to the story "The Girls of Laurel Scout" by Lester Atwell.Article page from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, featuring the text of "The Girls of Laurel Court" by Lester Atwell, accompanied by illustrations of women and children, showcasing mid-20th century lifestyle.Page from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, displaying an article titled "The Iron Butterfly" by Jan Fortune and Wells Root, with illustrations reflecting the stories and cultural themes of the time.Illustration from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, showing a bellhop assisting a fashionable woman in a dramatic outfit, highlighting the elegance and style of the era, accompanying the story in the magazine.Page from VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, featuring advertisements and articles including "Use No Hooks," reflecting the advertising style and consumer culture of the post-war period.Interior page of VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, featuring a dialogue scene and an advertisement for a soft drink, showcasing mid-20th century art and storytelling.Vintage advertisement for Du Pont No. 7 Polish in the VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, highlighting products for car care with an image of a man polishing a car.Back cover of the VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, featuring an advertisement for Camel cigarettes with a glamorous photo of a woman and information on smoking reports.Close-up of the damaged cover of the VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, showing signs of wear and tear, including a hand pointing at the magazine.

Vintage Collier's Magazine July 16 1949 The Girls of Laurel Scout by Lester Atwell

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Step back in time with the VTG Collier's Magazine from July 16, 1949, featuring the captivating story "The Girls of Laurel Scout" penned by the talented Lester Atwell. This vintage magazine is a unique piece of history, making it an essential addition to any collector's library or a perfect gift for enthusiasts of mid-20th century publications.

As you flip through the pages, you'll be transported to an era rich with cultural significance and nostalgia. Collier's was a prominent publication that brought readers stories, news, and insights from the world around them. This particular issue showcases outstanding artistry and writing that defined the post-war period and offers a glimpse into the lives of young scouts during that time.

For collectors, the condition of the magazine is key. This item is classified as good and used, which adds to its charm. While you may notice minor wear on the edges and some wear on the binding, these imperfections tell the story of the magazine's journeys through time. It may also include a few small marks or rips, but overall, it remains in good shape, retaining its readability and aesthetic appeal.

A few noteworthy details to highlight:

  • Address label is present on the front, adding character to the magazine's history.
  • Comes protected with a plastic covering, ensuring longevity for future enjoyment.

Whether you are a seasoned collector or a newcomer to vintage magazines, the VTG Collier's Magazine July 16, 1949, is a remarkable find. With its engaging story and historical value, you won't want to miss the opportunity to own this piece.

Preserve a slice of history with this classic publication. Don’t wait too long to add it to your 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
    • The Facts About Business — JOHN W. SNYDER, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
    • Governor Going Places — WALTER DAVENPORT
    • Terror in the Streets — HOWARD WHITMAN
    • The Stars Are Dave's Dish — COREY FORD
    • Animals Own Me — ALFRED TOOMBS
    • Dartmouth's Streamlined Mr. Chips — RICHARD B. GEHMAN
    • Our Kids with Crippled Mouths — CLARENCE WOODBURY
    • It's No Love Game — BILL FAY
  • FICTION
    • The Girls of Laurel Court — LESTER ATWELL
    • Use No Hooks — GORDON RAMSEY
    • The Iron Butterfly (PART THREE OF FOUR PARTS) — JAN FORTUNE AND WELLS ROOT
    • Mr. Dilsey's Magic Lure — WYATT BLASSINGAME
    • The Combination — ROBERT ALAN AUTHUR
    • Eyewitness (THE SHORT SHORT STORY) — JEANNE BARRY
  • Keep Up with the World — FRELING FOSTER
  • How to Swipe a Newspaper — CASKIE STINNETT
  • Editorials
  • Cover — MAXWELL MAYS

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