Description
Step back in time with this vintage piece of American history, the Collier's Magazine from May 17, 1947. This unique magazine features the captivating cover story, The King Fish Gets Hooked, immersing readers in the political landscape of the time. Known for its engaging narratives and beautiful illustrations, Collier's Magazine was a staple of mid-20th century journalism, making this issue a true collector's item for history buffs and magazine enthusiasts alike.
As you flip through its pages, you’ll not only discover a wealth of information but also a glimpse into the everyday life and significant events of 1947. From politics to culture, this magazine captures a pivotal time in American history, promising to keep you informed and entertained. Whether you're a collector looking to expand your collection or someone who appreciates the art of vintage publications, this magazine is a fantastic find.
This issue is in good used condition, with its edges showing only minor wear. You might notice the presence of a few minor marks or rips, but they barely detract from the overall charm and character of the magazine. An address label can be found on the front cover, which adds a personal touch to this historical artifact.
For your convenience, this vintage magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring its condition is preserved for years to come. It’s an ideal addition to your reading room or a thoughtful gift for a friend who appreciates the art of vintage literature.
- Insights into the historical context of mid-20th century America.
- Beautifully illustrated and engagingly written content.
Overall, this vintage Collier's Magazine not only serves as an informative read but is also a valuable piece of memorabilia. Grab this opportunity to own a piece of history today!
- Good and used condition.
- Edges may have very minor wear.
- Minor marks and/or rips present.
- Address label on front.
- Comes with plastic protective covering.
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
- BLIND MAN'S ISLAND — By William Fuller — The ketcher went out to ride to glory. Marvin Purdy fixed it.
- THAT MAN WAS HERE — By William Chamberlain — and you've seen his sign all over the world.
- DUST AND ASHES — By W. L. Knickmeyer — The world was a stage—and she was here to act on the tragedy.
- FLIGHT FROM FEAR — By Ketti Frings — The Serial Story. The fourth of five parts.
- A LONG TIME, A LONG DISTANCE — By Thomas W. Duncan — It was a different girl, but the look in her eyes made him remember.
- HALF A GIFT — By Robert Zacks — The Short Short Story.
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ARTICLES
- TAKEN TO THE CLEANERS — By Ruth Carson — Facts about the methods and growth of the dry-cleaning business.
- SO YOU CAN'T GET A DOCTOR! — By Albert Q. Maisel — The U. S. has too few physicians; a study on why there's a shortage.
- M'SIEU BWA-YEA — By Amy Porter — Charles Boyer acts his most serious role in Arch of Triumph.
- FIREMEN HAVE FUN — By Grady Johnson — A visit to America's zaniest fire department—in Larkspur, Calif.
- COOL AND SELECTED — By Henry L. Jackson — Men's styles for town, country and beach this summer.
- KING OF SWING — By Russ Davis — Del Ennis of the Phillies is a modest ballplayer. But can he hit!
- UNDERCOVER MAN: THE KINGFISH GETS HOOKED — By Frank J. Wilson as told to Howard Whitman — The third of a series. The author describes how the Secret Service collected evidence in the Huey Long tax case.
- THE WEEK'S MAIL — From OUR READERS
- KEEP UP WITH THE WORLD — By Freling Foster
- THE WEEK'S WORK — By Ted Shane
- YOUR LIFE TOMORROW — By David O. Woodbury
- WING TALK: CLIPPED WINGS — By Frederick R. Neely
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EDITORIALS
- That Truman Comeback
- Patriotic Price Cuts
- Is This Split Necessary?
- Our Priceless Optimism
- COVER — By David Peskin