Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine October 2, 1948, featuring a striking illustration of hunting scenes with a boy and a man alongside a hunting dog, titled 'Death in the Classroom'.
Table of contents from VTG Collier's Magazine, October 2, 1948, displaying article titles including 'Death in the Classroom' and showcasing the magazine's diverse features.
Vintage advertisement from VTG Collier's Magazine October 2, 1948, promoting Chesterfield cigarettes, featuring a smiling woman and boasting about the cigarettes being 'Always Milder'.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine October 2, 1948, featuring a striking illustration of hunting scenes with a boy and a man alongside a hunting dog, titled 'Death in the Classroom'.Table of contents from VTG Collier's Magazine, October 2, 1948, displaying article titles including 'Death in the Classroom' and showcasing the magazine's diverse features.Vintage advertisement from VTG Collier's Magazine October 2, 1948, promoting Chesterfield cigarettes, featuring a smiling woman and boasting about the cigarettes being 'Always Milder'.

Vintage Collier's Magazine October 2 1948 Vol 122 No. 14 Death in the Classroom

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Step back in time with this vintage edition of Collier's Magazine from October 2, 1948, Vol 122 No. 14, featuring a compelling cover story titled "Death in the Classroom." This magazine transports you to a post-war America, offering a unique glimpse into societal issues and literary works of the time. As a collector or a history enthusiast, this piece is a must-have for your collection.

This magazine is not just a publication; it's a time capsule that captures the essence of the late 1940s. The striking cover art will grab your attention and likely spark conversations among your friends and family. With its intriguing content, it's perfect for anyone wanting to explore the historical context of education, societal norms, and the cultural landscape of the era.

  • Authenticity: This magazine is an original edition, adding genuine historical value to your collection.
  • Excellent Condition: Well-preserved and protected with a plastic covering, ensuring it remains in great shape for years to come.

Each page is a reflection of life during a pivotal moment in American history. You'll find articles, ads, and illustrations that reveal public sentiment and the issues that mattered most to Americans back then. This vintage gem can serve as a fantastic piece of decor, stimulating discussions on how far we've come and what still resonates today.

The item pictured in this listing is exactly what you will receive, so worry not! Be sure to check the images for condition verification as they depict the actual item. We pride ourselves on customer satisfaction and offer combined shipping options—just ask! Add this fantastic piece of history to your collection today and marvel at the stories it holds!

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
    • The Balance of Virtue (The Star Story), George Bradshaw
    • His Brother-in-Law’s Keeper (Short Short Story), Max Shulman
    • Episode (The Short Short Story), Bel Kaufman
    • Hold Fast, My Love, Eric Hatch
    • Marriage ’48 (Part 3 of five parts), Vera Caspary
    • Man-Eater from Snohomish, Warren Anderson
  • Articles
    • Death in the Classroom (Part 1 of two parts), Amy Porter
    • Billie Burke—Her Story (Part 2 of three parts), as told to Cameron Shipp
    • A Hunter’s Map of the U.S.A., Corey Ford and Alastair MacBain
    • Sportsman’s Paradise, Sigmund Smith
    • Godmother to Little Yanks, Harmon and Elsie Tupper
    • Hawkshaws in Skirts, Collie Small
    • The Campaign Trains Roll Again, Janice Benedict
    • Bedlam on Sunday, Frank Gervasi
    • Smithson’s House of Wonders
    • Try Building Your Own Dream House, Paul D. Green and Don Brann
    • The Week’s Preview, Kyle Crichton
  • Departments
    • The Week’s Mail
    • Keep Up with the World, Ted Shane
    • The Week’s Work, Bill Fay
    • Inside Sports
    • Collier’s Believes: Henry Wallace Is the Voice of Russia
    • Cover, Ozzie Sweet

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