Description
Step back in time with the VTG Collier's Magazine from September 17, 1954, featuring an intriguing article about President Dwight Eisenhower as he designs his dream house. This vintage magazine is not only a captivating read but also a unique piece of history that highlights the architectural aspirations of one of America’s most notable leaders. Whether you’re a collector of vintage magazines or simply interested in mid-century Americana, this issue is sure to delight.
This magazine encapsulates a significant moment in American history, reflecting the post-war optimism and the cultural shifts of the 1950s. The article provides insight into Eisenhower's vision for a home that combines comfort with functionality, an idea that resonates even today. You’ll discover design elements that were revolutionary at the time and appreciate the context in which they were created.
The magazine is in good and used condition, adding to its vintage charm. Please note that the edges may display very minor wear, which is typical for magazines of this age. There might be minor marks or rips, but overall, it remains in good shape. An address label can be found on the front cover, a testament to its history. To keep this treasure protected, it comes with a plastic, protective covering, ensuring it is preserved in its best possible condition.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- Historical Value: A glimpse into the life and aspirations of Dwight Eisenhower.
- Timeless Design Inspiration: Ideal for anyone interested in mid-century architecture and design.
Don't miss out on adding this incredible piece of history to your collection. The offers more than just articles; it captures a moment in time that tells a rich story about America’s journey in the 20th century.
With its unique editorial content and historical significance, this magazine stands as a remarkable collectible. Remember, it comes with protective covering to ensure that it remains in the best possible condition, allowing you to appreciate it for years to come.
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
- Mr. Eisenhower Builds His Dream House — Martha Weinman
- Can Italy Be Saved? — Gabriel Vogliotti
- The Greeks Had a Horse for It — Collier's Color Camera
- Francis Wallace's 15th Football Preview — Howard Whitman
- Report Cards: EGFU, SNUX or ABC? (The Struggle for Our Children's Minds) — Richard Donovan
- Liberace: The Power of Love (Second of Two Parts) — Richard Donovan
- Knockout — W. C. Heinz
- SHORT STORIES
- A Love Potion for Harry Feebs (The Short Short Story) — Robert Fontaine
- The Man Who Found Himself — Gladys Schmitt
- Red Box Madness — James Norman
- SERIALS
- I Do as I Please (First of Three Parts) — William R. Scott
- Escape from Fear (Conclusion) — A. J. Cronin
- FEATURES
- Appointment with O'Hara — John O'Hara
- 48 States of Mind — Walter Davenport
- Collier's Credits — Jerome Beatty, Jr.
- Letters
- Editorials
- The Cover — Marvin Koner
- The window framing Dwight Eisenhower, homeowner, is a part of the Gettysburg dream house to which he and his first lady hope eventually to retire.
- A picture-text report on "Ike's Place"—his farm, house, building troubles and budget headaches—is on page 23, together with a look at his neighbors.