Liberty Magazine - December 1933 Tarzan, Jean Harlow Liberty magazine was an innovative creation of Captain Joseph Medill Patterson, founder of the New York Daily News and Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormack, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, the first issue appearing May 4, 1924. The periodical contained articles concerning world events of the time, features on domestic issues, general interest articles, short stories by popular authors, some of whom have since become legends and a crossword puzzle. Liberty (acquired by Bernarr McFadden in 1931) had a run of 26 years, ceasing operations in 1950.

In very good condition.

Cover illustration by Stockton Mulford

Contents include:

What Really Happened to the Akron

Youth Finds Out, by Wallace Irwin

Putting Towns on the Sky

The Private Life of Jean Harlow

Tarzan and the Lion Man, by Edgar Rice Burroughs (Part VI)

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Liberty Magazine - December 15 1934 Father Coughlin In good condition.

Cover - Winfield Hall

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

Goliah - Paul Annixter

No More Lamb Chops - Fred Mac Isaac

Initiation - John Erskine

For the Living - Hamilton Williamson

SERIALS

Name Your Price Part I - Max Brand

ARTICLES

Repeal is Already a Failure

The Amazing Career of Father Coughlin Part I - Edward Doherty

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Liberty Magazine - Nov 19 1938 In good condition.

Cover - Vincentini

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

Once it Happened - Achmed Abdullah

Jig Saw - Phyllis Gordon Demarest

Spotlight - Budd Wilson Schulberg

ARTICLES

The Price of Peace

Yes, Burn Your Bridges!

The Devil on Ice (Lester Patrick of the New York Rangers)

The Man with 150,000 Telephones

The American Way of Life

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Liberty Magazine - September 24 1938 In good condition, minor edge defects, corner crease, last 2 pages have piece missing, nothing detrimental.

Cover - Floherty, Jr.

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

Room Without View - Hamlet Hunt

Free Air from a Taxi Pilot - Bert Green

Cupid Coups - Sidney S. Lent

From Worse to Better - Walter Brooks

SERIALS

Lose the Woman! Part I - Whitman Chambers

ARTICLES

Edgar Allan Poe's Last Short Story Found at Last! -

Why Akron is a Ghost City

Dizzy Dean is a Pop-Off

The Incorrigible Corrigan

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Liberty Magazine - January 8 1938 In good condition

Cover - Calendar

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

Rose Bowl Mutiny - Adela Rogers St. Johns

They Call Him Mister - Borden Chase

First Aid - Joseph F. Dinneen

SERIALS

I'll Arrange Everything Part I - David Garth

ARTICLES

Bring Our Soldiers Home from China

The Tragic Pilgrimage of Mischa Auer

Black Man's Miracles - The Story of a Great and Good American (George Washington Carver)

How United is the United States

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Liberty Magazine - September 10 1938 Babe Ruth In good condition.

Cover - R. J. Stuart

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

The Girl Beyone the Sunset - Wilbur Daniel Steele

Late Summer Song - Max Brand

Night Must Come - George E. Sprague

ARTICLES

Dictators - Let Us Have More of Them (George Bernard Shaw)

Must I Be Daffy to Be a Dodger (Babe Ruth)

How to Forgive Your Friends

After Spain, What

Is Hollywood On the Spot

Girl Takes Drink

What Makes an American

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Liberty Magazine - October 15 1938 Aviation Cover In good condition, first page (ad-Mcfadden editorial) has been torn in half, minor edge defects

Cover - Jo Kotula

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

Love Sends a Little Gift of Polyhedrons - Walter Brooks

Billie Magee and the Dumb Gorilla - Baynard Kendrick

A Letter I Promised I Would Write - William C. Lengel

SERIALS

Magnificent Fool Part I - Walton Green

ARTICLES

Why We Need 4,000 Airplanes Right Away

Do Yo Want to Be a Scenario Writer

I Was Five Girls (split personality)

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Liberty Magazine - September 17 1938 In good condition, wear, minor edge and spine defects.

Cover - J. F. Kernan

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

A Sock in Time - Edgar Franklin

Traveler's Rest - Hamlen Hunt

SERIALS

Thunder Over Kansas City Part I - Fred Allhoff

ARTICLES

I Bombed Women and Children

The Stroud Twins and Their Past

An American in Search of a Party

What Makes 'Em Tough in a World Series

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Liberty Magazine - May 13 1939 In good condition, minor edge defects, corner crease. light pencil notations rear cover.

Cover - Elise Parks

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

Mother's Can't Help It - E. G. Morris

Forgotten Lullaby - Rita Welman

A Fool and His Money - Sidney S. Luna

ARTICLES

Is the President a Well Man Today

The Railroads Tell What is Wrong with Senator Wheeler

Five Hollywood Daughters and a Prayer

The Ghost of Wall Street

We Need Red-Blooded Men

The Wilkes-Barre Way

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Liberty Magazine - December 23 1939 Santa Claus Cover In very good condition.

Cover - Stephen J. Voorhies

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

To Be Accounted For - Achmed Abdullah

Off the Record - John Lynch

Desperate Honeymoon - Oscar Schisgall

SERIALS

Flying to Kill: The Story of Bishop The White Knight of Canada Part I - Alan Hynd

ARTICLES

The World After the War - George Bernard Shaw

My Plans for the Future - Joe Louis

Keeping Boys Out of Crime

Secrets of a Hollywood Property Man

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Liberty Magazine - November 18 1939 In good condition, minor soiling.

Cover - C. D. Batchelor

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

Picture Without Caption - Carl Clausen

Green Heart - Horatio Winslow

Man of the World - William Jennings O'Brien

SERIALS

Right Turn to Danger Part I - Frederick R. Bechdolt

ARTICLES

M-Day! How the U.S.A. is Ready to Mobilize

Why Films Have So Many Authors

The Latest Broadway Gags

A Yankee Reporter in Wartime London

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Liberty Magazine - JULY 8 1939 In good condition, some wear partial cover separation from spine.

Cover - Jan H. Hogenbyl

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

American Family - Ethel Doherty and Louise Long

Don Quixote on Ninth Avenue - Carl Clausen

Tomorrow's Trust - Morton Thompson

ARTICLES

How to Get a Job in Spite of All

If England Went to War, What Would She Expect of the United States

I am Deaf and Glad of It

The Quadruplets Nobody Knows

The Coming Battle in Television

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Liberty Magazine - September 2 1939 In good condition, lower right corner piece missing - see scan

Cover - Monte Crews

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

Foresaking All Others - Josephine Bentham

Ambulance at Dawn - Steve Fisher

Roses - Philip Coldren

ARTICLES

Racketeering at the World's Fair

The Challenge to World Peace

Hawaii Strikes Back

How Uncle Sam Smashed the Nazi Spy Ring

I Talk With the Duke and Duchess of Windsor

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Liberty Magazine - May 6 1939 In very good condition

Cover - Miss Liberty, photographed by Bradley Williams

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

The Condemned Wore Red - William G. Bogart

Romance Deferred - Phyllis Duganne

Damsel in Distress - Edwin Anthony

SERIALS

Filty Rich Part I - Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.

ARTICLES

Snator Wheeler Tells What Is Wrong With the Railroads

Sherlock Holmes with Modern Improvements

Which Teams Will Win the Pennant This Year

Why England Must Help France

Best Gags of the Season

Book Condensation:

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Liberty Magazine - Feb 4 1939 Ice Hockey Cover (Woman) In good condition.

Cover - R. C. Kauffmann

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

SHORT STORIES

Help Wanted - Stanley Paul

Mr. Milliken Thinks it Over - Jay Wilson

Rebellion in Eden- Betty Blair Treynor

ARTICLES

Europe's Queer Notions About the U.S.A.

Will the Catholic Church be Hitler's Waterloo

What Roosevelt Wants After 1940

I Fought the Best of Them

Dead Ends in Dixie: The Scarlet Girl of Black Cove

Hell or Heaven After Forty

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Liberty Magazine - January 20 1945 In good condition.

Cover - Good-by to the War, Illustrated by Jay Norbel

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

Breakfast Food for Thought - Favorite morning newspaper reading of many Washingtonians is columnist Mary Haworth's 'Voices of Certitude" on difficult fathers, seductive mothers, double-dealing daughters, philandering husbands, and baby-fearing wives.

The Toughest Mop-up is Ahead - Half a million Japs on by-passed Pacific islands are doing nicely, thank you. And unless they're dug out and destroyed, they'll dominate the Pacific even after Japan is defeated.

World Bureau of Missing Persons - Children stranded by war are rescued, families broken by invasion are reunited.

Fiction: Face in the Dark, by Hugh Pentecost

Fiction: The Unfinished Saga of Samuel McBain, by Matt Taylor

Book Condensation: The Veteran Comes Back, by Willard Waller

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Liberty Magazine - October 13 1945 In good condition.

Cover - Del Holcomb

Contains fiction and articles concerning the time as well as collector advertising.

Some of the contents include:

Fiction:

The Wild Bunch - Gordon Malherbe Hillman

Twice Cautious - Georges Carousso

Never Anywhere - Richard Carlson

Threshers for Dinner - Wessel Smitter

BOOK CONDENSATION

The Iron Gates - Margaret Millar

ARTICLES

Stalin's Choice to Rule Germany

Peace Among the Tailormen

Every Mother's Son

Background of the Bomb

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Liberty (The Nostalgia Magazine) Vol 1 No 1 Summer 1971 Liberty magazine was an innovative creation of Captain Joseph Medill Patterson, founder of the New York Daily News and Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormack, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, the first issue appearing May 4, 1924. The periodical contained articles concerning world events of the time, features on domestic issues, general interest articles, short stories by popular authors, some of whom have since become legends and a crossword puzzle. Liberty (acquired by Bernarr McFadden in 1931) had a run of 26 years, ceasing operating in 1950

This issue is a revival of the popular magazine and features reprints of fiction and articles that appeared in those of the past, enabling one to revisit the 1920s through the 1950s. It even contains the infamous crossword puzzle.

In very good condition.


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Liberty (The Nostalgia Magazine) Vol 1 No 2 Fall 1971 Liberty magazine was an innovative creation of Captain Joseph Medill Patterson, founder of the New York Daily News and Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormack, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, the first issue appearing May 4, 1924. The periodical contained articles concerning world events of the time, features on domestic issues, general interest articles, short stories by popular authors, some of whom have since become legends and a crossword puzzle. Liberty (acquired by Bernarr McFadden in 1931) had a run of 26 years, ceasing operating in 1950

This issue is a revival of the popular magazine and features reprints of fiction and articles that appeared in those of the past, enabling one to revisit the 1920s through the 1950s. It even contains the infamous crossword puzzle.

In very good condition.

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Condition: Used
 

Liberty (The Nostalgia Magazine) Vol 1 No 3 Winter 1971 Liberty magazine was an innovative creation of Captain Joseph Medill Patterson, founder of the New York Daily News and Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormack, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, the first issue appearing May 4, 1924. The periodical contained articles concerning world events of the time, features on domestic issues, general interest articles, short stories by popular authors, some of whom have since become legends and a crossword puzzle. Liberty (acquired by Bernarr McFadden in 1931) had a run of 26 years, ceasing operating in 1950

This issue is a revival of the popular magazine and features reprints of fiction and articles that appeared in those of the past, enabling one to revisit the 1920s through the 1950s. It even contains the infamous crossword puzzle.

In very good condition.

Postage and shipping expense in the U.S. is $5.00 and insurance is optional. We will ship internationally, however there is an extra cost involved.

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Liberty (The Nostalgia Magazine) Vol1 No 4 Spring 1972 Liberty magazine was an innovative creation of Captain Joseph Medill Patterson, founder of the New York Daily News and Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormack, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, the first issue appearing May 4, 1924. The periodical contained articles concerning world events of the time, features on domestic issues, general interest articles, short stories by popular authors, some of whom have since become legends and a crossword puzzle. Liberty (acquired by Bernarr McFadden in 1931) had a run of 26 years, ceasing operating in 1950

This issue is a revival of the popular magazine and features reprints of fiction and articles that appeared in those of the past, enabling one to revisit the 1920s through the 1950s. It even contains the infamous crossword puzzle.

In very good condition, minor corner creases.

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Condition: Used
 

Liberty (The Nostalgia Magazine) Vol 1 No 5 Summer 1972 Liberty magazine was an innovative creation of Captain Joseph Medill Patterson, founder of the New York Daily News and Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormack, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, the first issue appearing May 4, 1924. The periodical contained articles concerning world events of the time, features on domestic issues, general interest articles, short stories by popular authors, some of whom have since become legends and a crossword puzzle. Liberty (acquired by Bernarr McFadden in 1931) had a run of 26 years, ceasing operating in 1950

This issue is a revival of the popular magazine and features reprints of fiction and articles that appeared in those of the past, enabling one to revisit the 1920s through the 1950s. It even contains the infamous crossword puzzle.

In very good condition.

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Condition: Used
 

Liberty (The Nostalgia Magazine) Vol 1 No 6 Fall 1972 Liberty magazine was an innovative creation of Captain Joseph Medill Patterson, founder of the New York Daily News and Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormack, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, the first issue appearing May 4, 1924. The periodical contained articles concerning world events of the time, features on domestic issues, general interest articles, short stories by popular authors, some of whom have since become legends and a crossword puzzle. Liberty (acquired by Bernarr McFadden in 1931) had a run of 26 years, ceasing operating in 1950

This issue is a revival of the popular magazine and features reprints of fiction and articles that appeared in those of the past, enabling one to revisit the 1920s through the 1950s. It even contains the infamous crossword puzzle.

In good to very good condition, rear front cover creased, rear cover exhibits large closed tear.

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Liberty (The Nostalgia Magazine) Vol 2 No 3 Fall 1976 Liberty magazine was an innovative creation of Captain Joseph Medill Patterson, founder of the New York Daily News and Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormack, publisher of the Chicago Tribune, the first issue appearing May 4, 1924. The periodical contained articles concerning world events of the time, features on domestic issues, general interest articles, short stories by popular authors, some of whom have since become legends and a crossword puzzle. Liberty (acquired by Bernarr McFadden in 1931) had a run of 26 years, ceasing operating in 1950

This issue is a revival of the popular magazine and features reprints of fiction and articles that appeared in those of the past, enabling one to revisit the 1920s through the 1950s. It even contains the infamous crossword puzzle.

In very good condition.

Postage and shipping expense in the U.S. is $5.00 and insurance is optional. We will ship internationally, however there is an extra cost involved.

Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.

Condition: Used