Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 featuring the article 'I Still Believe in Non-Violence' and an image of a man with a baby.
Close-up of the cover of VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 showcasing publication details and a handwritten note.
Interior page of VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 showing the contents section with featured articles and sections.
Editorial page of VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 discussing the importance of exercise with a vintage illustration.
Advertisement in VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 appealing to the public about long distance calls during wartime.
Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 features an article titled 'Children of Mars' by Quentin Reynolds, showcasing a photograph of a young boy dressed as a guerrilla fighter alongside a group of children in uniform.
Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 includes a story called 'Sailor, Come Home' illustrated by Ralph Crowley, featuring a tense exchange between a couple as they await the return of a loved one from war.
Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 presents an advertisement for Fleetwood cigarettes, featuring a playful white cat with a bow, promoting a cleaner smoking experience.
Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 includes an article 'New Approaches to Lasting Peace' by Herbert Hoover, accompanied by black-and-white images from a political assembly.
Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 contains a vibrant advertisement for Camel cigarettes focused on promoting their slogan 'They’ve Got What It Takes!', highlighting their popularity during wartime.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 featuring the article 'I Still Believe in Non-Violence' and an image of a man with a baby.Close-up of the cover of VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 showcasing publication details and a handwritten note.Interior page of VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 showing the contents section with featured articles and sections.Editorial page of VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 discussing the importance of exercise with a vintage illustration.Advertisement in VTG Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 appealing to the public about long distance calls during wartime.Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 features an article titled 'Children of Mars' by Quentin Reynolds, showcasing a photograph of a young boy dressed as a guerrilla fighter alongside a group of children in uniform.Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 includes a story called 'Sailor, Come Home' illustrated by Ralph Crowley, featuring a tense exchange between a couple as they await the return of a loved one from war.Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 presents an advertisement for Fleetwood cigarettes, featuring a playful white cat with a bow, promoting a cleaner smoking experience.Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 includes an article 'New Approaches to Lasting Peace' by Herbert Hoover, accompanied by black-and-white images from a political assembly.Collier's Magazine June 26, 1943 contains a vibrant advertisement for Camel cigarettes focused on promoting their slogan 'They’ve Got What It Takes!', highlighting their popularity during wartime.

Vintage Collier's Magazine June 26 1943 I Still Believe in Non-Violence, Newsstand

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Step back in time with the vintage Collier's Magazine from June 26, 1943, featuring the thought-provoking article "I Still Believe in Non-Violence." This classic publication is not just a magazine; it’s a glimpse into the historical context of its time, capturing the essence of an era shaped by conflict and the quest for peace.

This authentic newsstand edition boasts rich content that stirs conversation. The magazine reflects on pressing sociopolitical issues of the 1940s, making it a valuable addition for collectors, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of public discourse. As you flip through its pages, you'll find not only articles but also stunning illustrations and advertisements characteristic of that time.

The magazine is in good condition considering its age, though it does show some minor wear on the edges, with occasional rips or marks. This adds to its vintage charm, revealing its journey through nearly eight decades. For additional protection, it comes with a plastic protective covering to preserve its contents and ensure longevity.

Readers should note that there is some writing within the publication, which can be seen in the provided photos. This personal touch might resonate with those who appreciate the stories behind the objects they collect.

  • Authentically vintage newsstand edition.
  • Includes a protective covering for enhanced durability.

Check out the images below to appreciate the magazine's aesthetics and condition better:

This June 1943 issue of Collier's Magazine will surely spark nostalgia and curiosity for its readers. Add this captivating piece of history to your collection today!

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):
  • SHORT STORIES
    • HENRY MEADE WILLIAMS — Sailor, Come Home. When a man changes, his girl changes too.
    • RICHARD ENGLISH — Wigwam Blues. The king of swing goes native.
    • SAM FARNSWORTH — “.722.” No pilot could love his plane more.
    • HAROLD LAMB — Passage to Cathay. Love brings wanderer back to save his town.
    • THE SHORT SHORT STORY — By Bread Alone, by Owen Cameron.
  • SERIAL STORIES
    • OCTAVUS ROY COHEN — Sound of Revelry. Conclusion.
    • FAITH BALDWIN — You Can't Escape. The third of eight parts.
  • ARTICLES
    • QUENTIN REYNOLDS — Children of Mars. Russia's boys and girls mobilize for the fight.
    • KYLE CRICHTON — Home Solo. Lena Horne from Harlem—to Hollywood.
    • AMRAM SCHEINFELD — The Husband Shortage. The prospects of an Adamless Eden.
    • MAHATMA GANDHI — I Still Believe in Non-Violence. It takes courage to be a soldier of peace.
    • WALTER DAVENPORT — Ballots for Britain. The low-down on a British by-election.
    • CAPT. TED W. LAWSON — Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo. Conclusion. The end of the great adventure.
    • JERRY D. LEWIS — Everything is Jake. Meet General Devers who commands our invasion forces in Europe.
    • HERBERT HOOVER and HUGH GIBSON — New Approaches to Lasting Peace. Conclusion. What the League of Nations has taught us.
  • FRELING FOSTER — Keep Up with the World.
  • WING TALK
  • EDITORIAL — Peace on Earth.
  • COVER — TONI FRISSELL

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