Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine May 31 1952 Vol 129 No. 22 featuring children playing with red balls and the headline 'City with Golden Garbage'.
Close-up of the cover of VTG Collier's Magazine May 31 1952 showing a tear on the page, highlighting the playful scene with children and red balls.
Interior page of VTG Collier's Magazine May 31 1952 detailing articles and illustrations, showcasing vintage typography and design elements.
Interior page from VTG Collier's Magazine May 31, 1952 Vol 129 No. 22 titled 'We Mustn't Block Progress,' featuring an illustration of a vintage truck labeled 'Modern Business' and a sign suggesting a connection to big business themes.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine May 31 1952 Vol 129 No. 22 featuring children playing with red balls and the headline 'City with Golden Garbage'.Close-up of the cover of VTG Collier's Magazine May 31 1952 showing a tear on the page, highlighting the playful scene with children and red balls.Interior page of VTG Collier's Magazine May 31 1952 detailing articles and illustrations, showcasing vintage typography and design elements.Interior page from VTG Collier's Magazine May 31, 1952 Vol 129 No. 22 titled 'We Mustn't Block Progress,' featuring an illustration of a vintage truck labeled 'Modern Business' and a sign suggesting a connection to big business themes.

Vintage Collier's Magazine May 31 1952 Vol 129 No. 22 City with Golden Garbage

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Step back in time with the VTG Collier's Magazine from May 31, 1952, Vol 129 No. 22, featuring the fascinating article "City with Golden Garbage." This vintage magazine is a treasure trove of mid-20th century insights and visual aesthetics, making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

This copy of Collier's Magazine captures the essence of its era, showcasing intriguing journalism and stunning illustrations. The cover, with its eye-catching headline, invites you into a world filled with the charm and complexities of urban life in the 1950s.

Be aware that this magazine exhibits some signs of age. It has noticeable creases on the front cover and inside pages. Additionally, there may be marks and some rips, with a few pages missing at the back. Despite these imperfections, the magazine remains a fantastic piece for display or study.

  • Historic Value: This magazine offers a glimpse into past societal norms and trends, making it a valuable resource for history buffs.
  • Unique Décor Piece: Its vintage appeal adds character and charm to any collection or living space.

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For collectors or those looking to learn more about the 1950s, the VTG Collier's Magazine is an exceptional find. Whether you frame it, read through it, or add it to your collection, it will surely spark conversations and admiration.

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
    • Our Anti-Trust Laws Are Crippling America (Part One of a Series) — David E. Lilienthal
    • Trout with Golden Garbage — A. W. Martinez
    • They Want to Talk — Collier’s Color Camera
    • Doctor’s Wife
    • Election Aftermath (Continuing My White House Years) — Herbert Hoover
    • One-Man Reform Wave — Lester Velie
    • Meeting the Marines (Up Front in Korea) — Bill Mauldin
    • Handy “Gadget” — James Poling
    • “It Is Altogether Fitting and Proper”
  • FICTION
    • Corn-Fed — Paul Ernst
    • The Kelpie — Henry John Colton
    • A Roman Romance — James Robins Miller
    • Stonewall Susan (The Short Short Story) — Joan Aucourt
    • Tiger Tamer — Jack Finney
  • 48 States of Mind — Walter Davenport
  • Where Does This Go? — Parke Cummings
  • Library Cards — Stanley and Janice Berenstain
  • Editorial
  • Cover — Constance Bannister

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