Description
The Sunday Daily Record, dated December 28, 1975, captures a pivotal moment in American legal history with its in-depth coverage of the Karen Anne Quinlan court case. This vintage magazine is not just a time capsule of the era but also a significant document that reflects the societal debates of the 1970s surrounding the right to die and medical ethics. This issue is an essential piece for collectors and history enthusiasts alike, providing insight into the cultural shifts and legal challenges of its time.
Renowned for its informative content, this particular issue features a compelling examination of the Quinlan case, which gained national attention and sparked discussions on personal autonomy in medical situations. The case remains a landmark in the conversation about euthanasia and patient rights, making this magazine a valuable addition to any collection of historical vintage magazines.
The condition of this collectible magazine is acceptable, displaying characteristic wear consistent with its age. It includes rips, marks, and a loose binding; however, it comes with a protective plastic covering to preserve its integrity. This vintage issue contains the first section of The Daily Record, going up to page H36, and includes pages 1-10 of the coverage.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- Original newsstand copy with no labels, showcasing authentic historical features.
- Preserved under plastic to ensure longevity and protection for future collectors.
Elevate your collection of vintage magazines with this significant issue of The Sunday Daily Record. With its historical relevance and cultural significance, it stands as a notable testament to the era's legal challenges and societal values.