Description
Discover an exceptional piece of history with this vintage magazine, the Collier's Magazine from July 21, 1945. Designed by the talented Jerry Cooke-Pix, this issue features a striking cover that encapsulates the artistic vision of its time. Inside, you'll find a compelling blend of fiction and thought-provoking articles that reflect the socio-political climate of post-World War II America.
This coveted vintage magazine serves as a fascinating time capsule, offering a glimpse into the cultural conversations of the period. Filled with engaging narratives from renowned authors such as Norman Katkov and Frank O’Rourke, it provides readers with an insightful look at human experiences amidst a changing world. Each page tells a story that resonates with the historical events of the time.
Condition is vital for collectible vintage magazines, and this particular issue is in excellent condition with light wear typical for its age. It is well-preserved, showcasing the intricate design and layout that vintage magazines are celebrated for. Housed in a plastic protective covering, it’s ready to be displayed or added to your collection.
This Collier's Magazine vintage issue is perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. It not only represents a unique moment in time but also features a variety of intriguing articles and stories:
- Let’s Go, Sweetheart by Norman Katkov – Page 12
- Man and Boy by Frank O’Rourke – Page 52
Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to the world of vintage magazines, this July 21, 1945 issue is a valuable addition to your collection. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history that captures the essence of its era.
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
- LET’S GO, SWEETHEART — By NORMAN KATKOV — Pigeons love horses, dogs like dames—but who gives a hoot for reporters?
- REHEARSAL FOR LOVE — By JEAN KINKEAD — The Short Short Story.
- BEGINNER’S LUCK — By ERNEST LEHMAN — In her original way, the little lady was defending the sanctity of the home!
- THE CARNAL ROOM — By JESSAMYN WEST — Cleanliness may be next to godliness, but is total immersion really necessary?
- MAN AND BOY — By FRANK O’ROURKE — In a 12-year-old a soldier finds a wise courage that shames his own grief.
- ODDS AGAINST THE GIRL — By W. R. BURNETT — The Serial Story. Conclusion.
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ARTICLES
- THE JUNGLE IS BEATEN — By WALTER DAVENPORT — In savage New Guinea men and machines wage war on Nature—to win.
- SWINDLER’S PARADISE — By LESTER VELIE — Safe from our investment laws, racketeers in Canada are free to high-pressure gullible Americans into buying worthless stocks.
- THAT THEY MAY LIVE! — By MAJOR GENERAL NORMAN T. KIRK — A famous series of paintings depicts our Army’s war against death.
- MacARTHUR—THE STORY OF A GREAT AMERICAN SOLDIER — By HERBERT ASBURY and FRANK GERVASI — The second of two parts. No amount of slander can diminish his heroic achievement.
- FANTASTIC FERRISS — By ROGER BIRTWELL — With versatile Dave Ferriss in there pitching, the Boston Red Sox become a pennant threat.
- FOLIES BERGÈRE — By ARTHUR GORDON — G.I.s find the esthetics of les nues hasn’t changed much between wars.
- REVOLUTION IN COTTON — By J. D. RATCLIFF — The mechanical cotton picker will change the whole economy of the South!
- KEEP UP WITH THE WORLD — By FRELING FOSTER
- WING TALK — By FREDERICK R. NEELY
- THE HEROES, A Gallery of United Nations Patriots — By GEORGE CREEL — No. 39—Tech. Sgt. Torger D. Tokle
- YOUR LIFE TOMORROW — By DAVID O. WOODBURY
- THE NINES HAVE IT — By GERALD MYGATT
- THE WEEK’S WORK — By AMY PORTER
- EDITORIAL: No Tags, No Gags, No Labels
- COVER — By JERRY COOKE-PIX