Description
Step back in time with the VTG McCall's Magazine from November 1939, a stunning piece of vintage history that captures the essence of fashion and culture from the late 1930s. This issue features breathtaking illustrations and articles that celebrate a world where tiny waists and huge crinolined bows ruled the fashion scene. The magazine serves as a perfect glimpse into the artistry and elegance of the era.
Inside this issue, you will find a treasure trove of inspiration for vintage fashion enthusiasts, seamstresses, and collectors alike. The gorgeous designs and timeless styles showcased are sure to ignite your creativity and appreciation for classic fashion. The eye-catching cover alone, which highlights the delightful styles of the period, is a collector's dream!
Key Features of the VTG McCall's Magazine November 1939:
- Stunning Visuals: The magazine is packed with colorful ads and beautiful photography that reflect the fashion trends of the era, making it a great display piece or an artistic reference for designers.
- Historical Significance: This vintage magazine not only provides entertainment but also offers insight into the social and cultural contexts of the late 1930s, perfect for history buffs and fashion lovers alike.
The item being pictured in this listing is the exact magazine you will receive. Please examine the images closely to assess its condition, as the actual item is depicted in the provided photo. For your convenience, we offer combined shipping options—just ask! Every magazine we sell comes with a durable plastic protective covering to keep it safe from wear and tear.
Don’t miss this chance to own a piece of fashion history! Whether you’re adding to your collection or searching for a unique gift, this magazine is sure to delight anyone who appreciates vintage style.
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):- News and Fiction
- Marriage: Can You Take It? • Ruth Anna Read
- Movies • Pare Lorentz
- J. Hugh, Take Thee Mary • Lester Atwell
- Brief Case Man • Margaret Lee Runbeck
- The Man I Love (3) • Norma Patterson
- Wife in Law • Martha Ostenso
- Turkey, Trot in Springtime • J. D. Ratcliff
- Of You—And The River • Helena Huntington Smith
- Celebrity (5) • Dwight Mitchell Wiley
- Fogbound • Margery Sharp
- Homemaking
- They All Helped Set The Table • Gertrude Lynn
- Puzzle: Find The Money-Saving Tricks • Elizabeth Woody
- The Behind-The-Scenes Story Of The Thanksgiving Dinner On Page 50 • McCall’s Food Staff
- Cheese Treats • Elizabeth Woody
- Now Let’s Plan Meals • Kathleen Robertson
- How To Buy Gas Appliances • William Hamby
- Mother-In-Law Lives With Us • Mary Davis Gillies
- A New Lease On Life • Kathleen Robertson
- Do These Things Get You Down On Wash Day? • Kathleen Robertson
- “I Won’t Fall” • Charles Gilmore Kerley, M. D.
- Let’s Read A Story • Toni Taylor
- The Modern Homemaker • Toni Taylor
- Style and Beauty
- Beauty Up In The Air • Hildegarde Fillmore
- Yes, Your Waist Can Be Smaller • Virginia Ricklin
- A New Kind Of Personality Club • Mabel West Leonard
- A New Kind Of Personality Club • Marian Corey
- How’s Your Wasp Waist? • A Reefer And A Formal Coat
- Even Coats Are Gathered • New Winter Frocks
- Tiny Waists And Huge Crinolined Bows • In Daytime Frocks
- Front Fullness Versus Back Fullness • Formal Evening Gowns
- Two Evening Silhouettes • Informal Evening Gowns
- Bustles On Your Dinner Dress • In A Softened Mood
- Shiftfrocks • Tailored Dresses
- Buttons, Double And Single • Afternoon Dresses
- Slim Front, Full Back • 4 O’Clock Frocks
- Backgrounds For Jewelry • In Daytime Dresses
- Balanced Fullness • Children’s Clothes
- Principally For Forties • New Hats
- Silhouettes In Season
- Doll Edition • Elisabeth Blondel