Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine from September 7, 1941, featuring an article on 'How to Train a Hunting Dog' with a smiling hunting dog illustration, showcasing vintage design elements.
Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 featuring the title and a dog. This collectible magazine offers articles on topics like hunting dog training.
Inside page of VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 displaying an article index and features, showcasing the content structure of this vintage publication.
Illustration from VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 depicting characters in a whimsical scene, highlighting the artistic style of the magazine from the 1940s.
Article page titled 'How to Train a Hunting Dog' from VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941, providing practical training advice for dog owners.
Photographic guide from VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 illustrating the training process for hunting dogs, complete with numbered steps for clarity.
VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 page featuring Mercator Island article with a dramatic illustration and text.
VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 showing a chart about air-cooled engines from the United Aircraft Corporation.
VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 page discussing dog training tips and featuring an advertisement for Gaines dog food.
VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 advertisement for Lucky Strike cigarettes featuring a man and woman discussing tobacco.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine from September 7, 1941, featuring an article on 'How to Train a Hunting Dog' with a smiling hunting dog illustration, showcasing vintage design elements.Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 featuring the title and a dog. This collectible magazine offers articles on topics like hunting dog training.Inside page of VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 displaying an article index and features, showcasing the content structure of this vintage publication.Illustration from VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 depicting characters in a whimsical scene, highlighting the artistic style of the magazine from the 1940s.Article page titled 'How to Train a Hunting Dog' from VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941, providing practical training advice for dog owners.Photographic guide from VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 illustrating the training process for hunting dogs, complete with numbered steps for clarity.VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 page featuring Mercator Island article with a dramatic illustration and text.VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 showing a chart about air-cooled engines from the United Aircraft Corporation.VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 page discussing dog training tips and featuring an advertisement for Gaines dog food.VTG Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 advertisement for Lucky Strike cigarettes featuring a man and woman discussing tobacco.

Vintage Collier's Magazine September 7 1941 How To Train A Hunting Dog, Newsstand

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Step back in time to September 7, 1941, with this vintage edition of Collier's Magazine. This highly sought-after collectible features an intriguing article on "How To Train A Hunting Dog," making it a must-have for dog lovers and hunting enthusiasts alike. The magazine captures a slice of history, reflecting the interests and leisure activities of the time.

This vintage magazine is not just a read; it's a conversation starter and a collector's gem. The pages are filled with captivating stories and stunning illustrations that transport you to a different era. Whether you’re a collector, a history buff, or just someone who appreciates the art and style of 1940s media, this issue is sure to delight.

Condition-wise, this magazine has seen some minor wear over the years. There may be small rips or marks along the edges, but these imperfections only add to its charm and authenticity. Plus, it comes protected in a plastic covering, ensuring that it will maintain its integrity for years to come.

Key Features:

  • Vintage appeal with historic insights and illustrations.
  • Includes valuable tips on hunting dog training, perfect for any dog owner.

Each copy is printed on quality paper that shows the character of its age. As an added bonus, the magazine is newsstand issue, meaning it retains its historical value and allure. Be sure to check out the included photos to get a closer look at the magazine’s condition.

Specifications:

  • Newsstand/No Label
  • Some minor wear on edges and/or rips or marks.
  • Comes with plastic protective covering.

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):
  • SHORT STORIES
    • Walter Green — The General Smiled Again. A situation with teeth in it.
    • Eustace Cockrell — It Ain't No Sin. Have faith in the Lord, and lean on Willie Wurtzel.
    • Meyer Levin — Open: Come In! None are so blind.
    • The Short Short Story — Man Over Machine, by Georges Surdez.
  • SERIAL STORIES
    • John P. Marquand — Mercator Island. The fourth of eight parts.
    • Agatha Christie — Murder in Retrospect. The second of ten parts.
  • ARTICLES
    • Franklin Delano Roosevelt — The Fight Goes On. The President tells the story of his fight for liberalism in government.
    • Kyle Crichton — Pygmalion the Kid. Some matters pertaining to Deanna Durbin.
    • Jim Marshall — How to Train a Hunting Dog. Easy directions for making your pooch a paragon—with pictures.
    • Alice Leone Moats — Courage to Burn. The Russian guerrilla—a destroying angel.
    • Our New Army.
    • Roger Birtwell — .00 Down. The story of Pete Reiser, baseball's Golden Boy.
  • Wing Talk
  • Keep Up with the World — Freling Foster
  • EDITORIALS
    • Why without Hate.
    • Editors vs. Masons.
    • What about the USO?
  • Cover — W. Eugene Smith

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