Description
If you're a fan of vintage memorabilia or history, this is a must-have item for your collection! Presenting the VTG Look Magazine from July 11, 1944, Volume 8, Issue 14, featuring the iconic General Dwight D. Eisenhower on the cover. This magazine offers a fascinating glimpse into the media of the era while highlighting a pivotal figure in World War II history.
This Look Magazine issue provides not only captivating stories and photographs from its time but also serves as a historical artifact. The absence of a label indicates its vintage quality, making it a perfect find for collectors and historians alike. Ideal for display or as a thoughtful gift, this magazine encapsulates a significant moment in American history.
It’s essential to note the condition of the magazine. It may show signs of age such as a small rip, which can be seen in the photographs provided. We encourage you to carefully check the images to ensure they meet your expectations.
- Historical Significance: A wonderful piece that showcases General Eisenhower, a vital figure in U.S. history during WWII.
- Protective Covering: Each item comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring it stays in great condition for years to come.
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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):- America at War
- Letter From a Soldier
- In 1776, As Today, Soldiers Thought First of Homes and Families
- Army Slanguage: A Sampling of G.I. Jargon and What It Means
- Brains Between His Ears: A Combat Engineer Uses Wits, Guts & Wire
- Story by Don Wharton. Drawings by Robert Frankenberg
- Life Without Father: With Dad at War, Mother Carries on Alone
- The Truth About the Fourth Term: Should Roosevelt Run Again?
- World Spotlight
- My Favorite War Story: The Marine Who Looked Too Young — By Gilbert E. Busch
- Backstage of Battle: What Goes On One Step Behind the Front
- Invasion Heroine: The Flying Nurse
- Inside Invasion Headquarters: English Country House Is War Hub — By Merrill Mueller
- Strictly Personal
- Meet the People: What’s the Oddest Job You’ve Ever Had?
- New Dewey & Company
- New York’s Governor Is Efficient, Hard-Working
- The Men Around Dewey — By Richard Wilson
- Sports
- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Durocher: The Metamorphosis of Leo the Lip — By Tom Meany
- Frank Graham’s Sports Quiz
- Movies and Entertainment
- Anne Baxter: Lady in Demand
- Jimmy Savo: Master of Pantomime and Song
- The Adventures of Mark Twain: LOOK’s New Movie Review
- LOOK’s Movie Guide
- Music
- Ella Mae Morse: The Cow Boogie Girl Came Up From Texas
- LOOK’s Record Guide
- Style, Health and Beauty
- All America Is a Fashion Center: Every Section Sets World Styles
- Bare and Brief: Beach Styles This Year Are Streamlined
- Reduce and Keep Cool: Strip Your Summer Diet for Health, Comfort
- Test Yourself
- Photoquiz
- Photocrime
- Letters
- And Pictures From LOOK Readers
- Sources of LOOK’s pictures