VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 cover featuring two boys with pets, including a dog, cat, and rabbit, showcasing a nostalgic scene from the late 1940s.
Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 showcasing two boys, reflecting the youthful joy of the late 1940s era.
Close-up image of the corner of VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 showing a torn edge with the Giovan brand logo.
Page from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 displaying the table of contents with various articles and sections.
Health-related advertisement from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 discussing diabetes management and insulin development.
Vintage advertisement for Esterbrook pens featured in VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 emphasizing various writing styles.
Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 showing a baseball scene with players, illustrating the article 'These Are The Yankees' featuring insights on Bucky Harris.
Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 depicting Manager Bucky Harris with President Larry MacPhail, highlighting key figures in baseball history.
Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 showcasing Joe DiMaggio in the highlighted article about Yankees' dynamics under Bucky Harris.
Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 with soldiers and their interactions, reflecting the post-war context explored in the issue.
Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 featuring children in wartime America, accompanying the poignant narrative 'The Boys They Left Behind'.
Interior page from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4, 1947 featuring an advertisement for Kaywoodie pipes and an article titled 'The Morgenthau Diaries'.
Another page from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4, 1947 showcasing a whimsical cartoon and an ad for Western Super-X ammunition.
Page from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4, 1947 displaying a story titled 'What the West Taught the East' along with ads for Arrow ties.
Back cover of VTG Collier's Magazine October 4, 1947 featuring an advertisement for Lucky Strike cigarettes with an illustration of a tobacco auctioneer.
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VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 cover featuring two boys with pets, including a dog, cat, and rabbit, showcasing a nostalgic scene from the late 1940s.Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 showcasing two boys, reflecting the youthful joy of the late 1940s era.Close-up image of the corner of VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 showing a torn edge with the Giovan brand logo.Page from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 displaying the table of contents with various articles and sections.Health-related advertisement from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 discussing diabetes management and insulin development.Vintage advertisement for Esterbrook pens featured in VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 emphasizing various writing styles.Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 showing a baseball scene with players, illustrating the article 'These Are The Yankees' featuring insights on Bucky Harris.Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 depicting Manager Bucky Harris with President Larry MacPhail, highlighting key figures in baseball history.Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 showcasing Joe DiMaggio in the highlighted article about Yankees' dynamics under Bucky Harris.Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 with soldiers and their interactions, reflecting the post-war context explored in the issue.Image from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 featuring children in wartime America, accompanying the poignant narrative 'The Boys They Left Behind'.Interior page from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4, 1947 featuring an advertisement for Kaywoodie pipes and an article titled 'The Morgenthau Diaries'.Another page from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4, 1947 showcasing a whimsical cartoon and an ad for Western Super-X ammunition.Page from VTG Collier's Magazine October 4, 1947 displaying a story titled 'What the West Taught the East' along with ads for Arrow ties.Back cover of VTG Collier's Magazine October 4, 1947 featuring an advertisement for Lucky Strike cigarettes with an illustration of a tobacco auctioneer.

Vintage Collier's Magazine October 4 1947 From The Morgenthau Diaries, Bucky Harris

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Step back in time with this vintage treasure: the Collier's Magazine from October 4, 1947. This unique issue is particularly intriguing for its content derived from the Morgenthau Diaries and features notable contributions by renowned sports figure Bucky Harris. Collectors and history enthusiasts alike will appreciate the insights captured in this publication, providing a glimpse into the world as it was after World War II.

This magazine showcases an array of fascinating articles, captivating illustrations, and the sharp social commentary typical of the era, making it a must-have for any vintage magazine collector. Each page offers a journey through time, detailing key events and societal shifts of the late 1940s that continue to resonate today. Whether you’re seeking to complete your collection or simply want an interesting artifact from history, this magazine is a splendid choice.

Condition is important when it comes to vintage items, and this magazine is noted as good and used. The edges may show very minor wear, but that only adds to its character. Expect to find some minor marks and/or rips throughout the magazine, which are consistent with its age, yet overall, it remains in good shape. An address label can be found on the front, another facet that highlights its history as a beloved magazine of the past.



To ensure its preservation, the magazine will come with a protective plastic covering, letting you display it proudly without worry. While some minor imperfections exist, a closer look reveals the charm and character of this vintage piece.

  • Authentic piece of history from the late 1940s.
  • Features content related to the Morgenthau Diaries and Bucky Harris.

Overall, this VTG Collier's Magazine is an excellent addition for collectors and a fantastic conversation starter for your home. Don’t miss your chance to own a slice of history that tells stories of a transformative time in America.

  • Good and used condition.
  • Edges may have very minor wear.
  • There may be minor marks and/or rips. Overall in good shape.
  • Address label on front.
  • Comes with plastic, protective covering.
  • Rips. See photo.

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
    • YOUNG MAN WITH AN IDEA — By James Charles Lynch — The girl had an idea, too. It was to follow him until he knew.
    • DESK JOB — By James A. Kirch — The Lieutenant had to predict whether men in the air could live.
    • WALLFLOWER — By Edwin Lanham — Nobody wanted her—until she pulled up her roots.
    • SWEET WATER — By Dick Pearce — The Serial Story. The third of five parts.
    • THE FALSE HEART — By Eli Waldron — The Short Short Story.
    • RURAL CHAMPION — By Georges Surdez — Fleet of foot, sound of mind—and a handy man with a wine bottle.
  • ARTICLES
    • THESE ARE THE YANKEES — By Quentin Reynolds — How Bucky Harris sewed up a team that was coming apart.
    • GHOSTS FOR SALE — By Jule Mannix — If your house needs haunting, consult Robert Nelson.
    • THE MORGENTHAU DIARIES — By Henry Morgenthau, Jr.
    • PART II: THE STRUGGLE FOR A PROGRAM — Congress was worried about protection against jobless demonstrations.
    • THE BOYS THEY LEFT BEHIND — By W. B. Courtney — When the G.I.s sailed away they forgot the promises they made to their adopted mascots.
    • THE HUCKSTER'S LADY — By Kyle Crichton — Miss Deborah Kerr, shining star in the M-G-M orbit.
    • BOTH ENDS NEAT — By Henry L. Jackson — What every man should know—from head to toe.
  • THE WEEK'S MAIL — From Our Readers
  • KEEP UP WITH THE WORLD — By Freling Foster
  • THE WEEK'S WORK — By Ted Shane
  • EDITORIALS
    • Early Peace with Japan
    • Just Keep on Probing
    • Looking for a Wife?
  • COVER — By Jimmy Snyder

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