Description
Step back in time with this delightful piece of nostalgia: the VTG Look Magazine from September 2, 1958, Volume 22, Number 18. Featuring the iconic Ingrid Bergman on the cover, this magazine is a treasure for collectors and vintage enthusiasts alike.
Immerse yourself in the charm of the late '50s. This particular edition showcases not only stunning visuals but also gripping stories that capture the essence of an era filled with cultural shifts and transformations. Whether you are a fan of classic cinema or a history buff, you'll appreciate the insights and artful representation found within its pages.
This vintage magazine does not come with a label, enhancing its appeal as a rare collectible. It is an excellent addition to any collection, perfect for display or as a conversation starter. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of history that celebrates the cinematic legacy of Ingrid Bergman, one of Hollywood's most revered actresses.
This item is exactly what you see in the pictures. Please examine them closely to judge the condition, as images provide the best insight into the magazine's quality.
- Authentic vintage item, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts.
- Comes with a plastic protective covering to ensure longevity and preservation.
We understand the importance of your purchase, which is why we offer combined shipping options. If you're interested in multiple items, don't hesitate to ask! Each magazine delivered will be lovingly packaged to maintain its pristine condition.
Invest in a piece of mid-century Americana today and relish in the memories captured within the pages of this iconic magazine. The VTG Look Magazine is not just an item; it's a gateway to a different time—a must-have for anyone who appreciates the art of storytelling and vintage culture.
Order now and add this charming publication to your collection!
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):- The National Scene
- Must We Always Have a Mess in Washington?
- Hoffa’s Unholy Alliance — By Fletcher Knebel
- A French View of New York
- Detroit’s No. 1 Problem — By Siler Freeman
- The 18th Summer
- Human Relations
- Ingrid Bergman — By Bill Davidson
- Norman Vincent Peale Answers Your Questions
- Teen-Age Trouble
- What Teen-Agers Say About Parents
- What Parents Say About Teen-Agers
- Art
- An American Artist Looks at Mexico
- Sports
- Red Schoendienst: The Glue That Made Milwaukee More Famous
- Entertainment
- Raymond Burr: Perry Mason’s Prisoner
- The Old Man and His Big Catch (Movie Review)
- Humor
- Look on the Light Side
- Fashions
- The Shaggy Look
- Food
- New Perspectives for Cabbage
- Other Departments
- What They Are Saying
- Letters to the Editor
- For Women Only
- Photoquiz