Description
Step back in time with the vintage Collier's Magazine from October 16, 1953, featuring the iconic Marilyn Monroe and intriguing articles about Russian planes raiding during the Cold War era. This classic magazine is a genuine piece of history, capturing the essence of a significant period in American culture and the entertainment industry. As you flip through its pages, you'll discover captivating storytelling and stunning photography that brings this nostalgic era to life.
This particular edition has seen some use, giving it a well-loved feel that vintage enthusiasts appreciate. The edges may exhibit very minor wear, which adds to its character. You might notice minor marks or rips; however, it is overall in good condition, making it a perfect collector’s item or a thoughtful gift for a history buff.
One visible feature is the address label on the front, reminding us of the magazine’s past readership. Despite these minor imperfections, it comes complete with a protective covering, ensuring your magazine is stored safely and displayed beautifully.
Some key highlights of this magazine include:
- Iconic features on Marilyn Monroe, a timeless Hollywood legend.
- Insightful articles on geopolitical events, offering a glimpse into 1950s America.
Whether you're a seasoned collector or new to vintage magazines, this edition of Collier's serves as a fantastic addition to your collection. It provides a unique look into the issues and personalities that shaped the world at that time.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Good and used condition
- Edging may have very minor wear
- Minor marks or rips may be present
- Address label on front
- Includes plastic protective covering
Don't miss out on this extraordinary piece of history! Add the VTG Collier's Magazine from October 16, 1953, to your collection today.
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
- Red Buttons—Him You Like — Gilbert Millstein
- You'll Be Hearing About Enzymes — J. D. Ratcliff
- Marilyn on the Rocks — John Prouse
- How to Be a Wall Street Financier on $10 a Week — Donald I. Rogers
- Cut-Rate Cops Are Bad Bargains (Concluding The Plight of the Honest Cop) — Albert Deutsch
- The Battle of Beetlebug Corners — Collier's Color Camera
- Now Salami Is Delicate Eatin' — Murray Robinson
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SPECIAL
- Russian Planes Are Raiding Canadian Skies — William A. Ulman
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SHORT STORIES
- A Fighting Chance (The Short Short Story) — Roderick Lull
- Too Close for Comfort — Virginia and Edwin Winder
- Hong Kong Decision — William L. Worden
- Why the Earth Was Not Invaded — Henry Gregor Felsen
- Mouse into Man — I. Malcolm Morris
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SERIAL
- The Shadows of the Images (Part Two of Five Parts) — William E. Barrett
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FEATURES
- Collier's Credits — Gurney Williams
- 48 States of Mind — Walter Davenport
- Letters
- Editorials
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THE COVER — Louis S. Glanzman
- "Ho-Ho," chants Red Buttons. "Strange things are happening." But few stranger things have happened in the entertainment world than this comedian's overnight jump to top TV billing. Artist Glanzman depicts some of the numerous facets of Red's personality and, at bottom of the painting, shows the actor with his wife. For the full story of Buttons' meteoric rise to television fame, read Gilbert Millstein's article in this issue. It begins on page 23.