Description
Step back in time to March 3, 1951, with this vintage issue of Collier's Magazine, Volume 127, Number 9, featuring the legendary author Erle Stanley Gardner. Known for his captivating storytelling, Gardner's works have shaped the genre of detective fiction. This magazine edition captures the essence of its era, making it a perfect addition for collectors, history enthusiasts, and lovers of classic literature.
This precious piece of publishing history includes vibrant articles, fascinating advertisements, and illustrations that reflect the culture and society of the early 1950s. Whether you're a fan of Gardner's works or simply enjoy vintage magazines, this issue is sure to entertain and inspire. With its rich content and nostalgic feel, you can dive into a world filled with intrigue and excitement.
Each magazine comes preserved in a plastic protective covering, ensuring that this collectible remains in excellent condition despite its age. Take a look at the included image to see the magazine for yourself!
This magazine is not just a reading piece; it's a slice of history that deserves a spot on your shelf. Here are some features that make this collectible stand out:
- Classic Feature Articles: Explore a variety of captivating articles reflective of the time.
- Ideal for Collectors: A must-have for anyone interested in vintage publications or Erle Stanley Gardner's legacy.
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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):- ARTICLES
- The Girls Get Ready to Serve — Michael Clarke
- New York's Tin Shields Become an Iron Curtain (A Terror in Our Cities Report) — Howard Whitman
- The Story of 'Carbine' Williams — John Kobler
- Anyone for Basketball? — Red Smith
- He Gave a Name to the World's Most Horrible Crime — Herbert Yahraes
- Engineering's Golden Age (Continuing the Personal Memoirs of Herbert Hoover) — Herbert Hoover
- Island That Time Forgot — Gurney Williams
- What about Wire Clothes Hangers?
- FICTION
- The Corpse W as in the Countinghouse (Part One of Five Parts) — Erle Stanley Gardner
- Size 3½ Double-A! — Eleanor Adams
- Love Among the Savages — Paul Horgan
- Letter to a Child — Karen McKinley
- (Conclusion) — John D. Weaver
- A Picture for the Parlor (Success Story) (The Short Short Story) — Charles Carver
- 48 States of Mind — Walter Davenport
- In a Soft Shade of Garlic — Hannah Smith
- Raise My Taxes — H. B. Fox
- Editorials
- Cover — Roy M. Mason