Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine from May 11, 1946, featuring the article 'A Challenge to American Women' by Agnes Meyer. The illustration shows a young woman reading on her bed surrounded by historical memorabilia and a vintage record player.
Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine dated May 11, 1946 featuring the title and a vintage illustration.
Inside page of VTG Collier's Magazine from May 11, 1946 listing articles and advertisements including 'A Challenge to American Women' by Agnes Meyer.
Advertisement page in VTG Collier's Magazine from May 11, 1946 showcasing a telephone switchboard with a vintage representation.
Feature article titled 'A Challenge To American Women' by Agnes E. Meyer, discussing the societal roles of women in post-war America, from VTG Collier's Magazine dated May 11, 1946.
Recipe advertisement in VTG Collier's Magazine dated May 11, 1946 for a 'Super Supper Sandwich' using Treet, with visuals of the dish.
Interior page from Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 featuring an advertisement for Walk-Over shoes and a humorous illustration, reflecting mid-20th century American culture.
Advertisement in Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 showcasing the Dixie Belle gin brand with a colorful background featuring Colorado's state flower, the columbine.
Vibrant advertisement in Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 promoting Haig & Haig whisky, illustrated with an artistic representation of a bottle in a shell.
Eye-catching advertisement in Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 for Schenley Reserve whiskey, featuring a picturesque scene with a rooster and cocktail glasses.
Vintage advertisement from Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 for Camel cigarettes, emphasizing their appeal to doctors during the mid-20th century.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine from May 11, 1946, featuring the article 'A Challenge to American Women' by Agnes Meyer. The illustration shows a young woman reading on her bed surrounded by historical memorabilia and a vintage record player.Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine dated May 11, 1946 featuring the title and a vintage illustration.Inside page of VTG Collier's Magazine from May 11, 1946 listing articles and advertisements including 'A Challenge to American Women' by Agnes Meyer.Advertisement page in VTG Collier's Magazine from May 11, 1946 showcasing a telephone switchboard with a vintage representation.Feature article titled 'A Challenge To American Women' by Agnes E. Meyer, discussing the societal roles of women in post-war America, from VTG Collier's Magazine dated May 11, 1946.Recipe advertisement in VTG Collier's Magazine dated May 11, 1946 for a 'Super Supper Sandwich' using Treet, with visuals of the dish.Interior page from Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 featuring an advertisement for Walk-Over shoes and a humorous illustration, reflecting mid-20th century American culture.Advertisement in Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 showcasing the Dixie Belle gin brand with a colorful background featuring Colorado's state flower, the columbine.Vibrant advertisement in Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 promoting Haig & Haig whisky, illustrated with an artistic representation of a bottle in a shell.Eye-catching advertisement in Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 for Schenley Reserve whiskey, featuring a picturesque scene with a rooster and cocktail glasses.Vintage advertisement from Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 for Camel cigarettes, emphasizing their appeal to doctors during the mid-20th century.

Vintage Collier's Magazine May 11 1946 A Challenge To American Women by Agnes Meyer

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Discover a captivating piece of history with the Collier's Magazine from May 11, 1946. This vintage issue features a provocative article titled A Challenge to American Women by Agnes Meyer, delving into the crucial societal shifts occurring in post-war America. This publication is not just a magazine; it's a window into the cultural landscape of the late 1940s, reflecting the evolving roles of women in society and the workforce during a transformative time.

This particular vintage magazine is significant as it captures the spirit and challenges faced by American women after World War II. The insights provided by Meyer are paramount for those interested in women's history and cultural studies, making this issue a valuable addition to any collection.

The condition of this collectible magazine is good, with some signs of its journey through time. It features edges that may show very minor wear, a testament to its authenticity as a vintage item. Overall, the magazine remains in good shape with occasional marks, making it an attractive find for collectors and enthusiasts.

In addition to its intriguing content, this issue comes protected with a plastic covering, ensuring its preservation for years to come. The magazine has an address label on the front and shows some wear on the binding, which is common for publications of this era.

  • Good and used condition with light wear typical for its age.
  • Comes with a protective plastic covering.
  • Includes an address label on the cover and some minor marks.


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
    • There'll Come a Day — by Jessamyn West
    • Escape at Noon — by Barry Perowne
    • Everything Shipshape — by Richard Stern
    • The Outraged Heart (The Serial Story, the second of four parts) — by Agatha Christie
    • Two of a Kind — by Norman Katkov
    • The Happy Chance (The Short Short Story) — by William A. Krauss
  • ARTICLES
    • Atomic Age Navy — by Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, USN, as told to Robert DeVore
    • A Challenge to American Women — by Agnes E. Meyer
    • The Doctors Run the Show — by Bill Davidson
    • You, Too, Can Drink Vodka — by Gladwin Hill
    • Champagne Shower — by James J. Darling
    • Running From Death — by Charles Dexter
    • Jungle Hooper — by Martha Sawyers
    • Goodby, Berlin! — by Allen W. Dulles
  • Keep Up With the World — by Freling Foster
  • Wing Talk — by Jim Marshall
  • Your Life Tomorrow — by David O. Woodbury
  • The Week's Work — by Amy Porter
  • Editorials: Our Health and Our Hospitals • Tolerance in California • Let 'Em Eat Carrots
  • Cover — by Fredric Varady

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