Description
Step back in time with the vintage Collier's Magazine from March 30, 1956, featuring the legendary James Stewart as Charles Lindbergh on the cover. This collectible magazine is not just a piece of history; it's a treasure for any fan of classic cinema or aviation enthusiasts. The stunning cover art captures the essence of the era and provides a glimpse into one of America's most celebrated aviation heroes.
As a unique addition to your collection, this magazine is sure to spark conversations and bring nostalgia to any space. Whether you're an avid collector or looking for a distinctive decor piece, this magazine does not disappoint.
The condition of the magazine is shown in the pictures, so please refer to the images for detailed inspection. Note that the magazine does show some water damage; however, it remains a beautiful display item with its rich history intact.
You will receive the exact magazine depicted in the photos, ensuring authenticity and quality. Our magazine comes with a plastic protective covering to preserve its condition while keeping it accessible for viewing. We also offer combined shipping, so feel free to ask if you want to order more items from our collection.
- Features James Stewart on the cover, making it a perfect collectible for fans.
- Comes with a protective plastic cover for preservation and display.
Take a closer look and add this piece of vintage America to your collection today! Don't miss the opportunity to own a part of history.
Thank you for considering this iconic magazine. We guarantee you an item that tells a story and reflects an era that celebrated the spirit of adventure.
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
- A VISIT WITH MR. FITZ AND NASHUA — John McNulty — A warm story of a calm old man and the horse he helped make worth a million
- TERESA AT TWILIGHT — Teresa del Rio, film bride of Alexander the Great, enchants a Spanish town
- "DO INCOME-TAX EXEMPTIONS MAKE SENSE?" — Stanley S. Surrey — Says this expert: Abandon special privileges and most taxes will be lower
- LUCKY TO BE LINDY — James Stewart with Joseph Laitin — A famous actor-pilot tells how it feels to play the most famous pilot of all
- SAN FRANCISCO—APRIL 18, 1906 — Robert O'Brien — It happened 50 years ago—one of the great catastrophes of modern history
- HIDE-AND-SEEK HATS — They're the latest thing: off-the-nose chapeaux
- "MAN OWES HIS FREEDOM TO GOD" — Arnold J. Toynbee — A distinguished historian offers a plan to save the greatness of the West
- TOM MEANY'S BASEBALL PICKS FOR '56 — Collier's fearless forecaster tells how the teams will place in the fall
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SHORT STORIES
- CRAZY GUYS ARE BEST (The Short Short Story) — Timothy Fuller — All good goalies are stubborn—but Henry carried it too far
- ALL IN THE MIND — Ruth Henning — Self-confidence, it's wonderful! It got me a man
- LOST SISTER — Dorothy M. Johnson — My aunts never knew how wrong it was to pity their strange sister
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SERIAL
- THE HUNTERS (Conclusion) — James Salter — The MIGs were back; this was the showdown for Cleve and Pell
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FEATURES
- APPOINTMENT WITH O'HARA — John O'Hara
- COLLIER'S CREDITS — Jerome Beatty, Jr.
- LETTERS
- 48 STATES OF MIND — Walter Davenport
- DOOR TO DOOR — Eric Ericson
- COLLIER'S COMMENT