Magazines

Woman's Day magazine - November 15, 1977 Almost 300 complete pages. 101 ways to keep yourself cozy all winter long - Beauty new for busy women - Gifts from your kitchen plus. favorite dishes from U. S. Harvest festivals.

Woman's Day - July 1971 150 complete pages. Piggybank boutique:a50 easy tomake fashions instructions in the issue - Easy ways to cook the house - wear everywhere hat to crochet for $2.50, directionsincluded(cover)

Here is an illustration created by the famous illustrator of Pulp Art Works ~ NORMAN BLAINE SAUNDERS, 1907-1989. He was so well known and popular in his time. Produced hundreds and hundreds of covers of all kinds. Pulp covers, Paperbacks, Comic Covers, Men's Magazines, Trading Cards. Tooo many publications to mention, (were impressed with how many), some examples as follows: Early Works: Cpt. Bill's Whiz Bang, Literary Digest, Mechanical Package, Technocrats, Hot to Build 20 Boats, Sport Afield, Modern Mechanix, Elks Journal Monthy. Pulps: All Detective, Dynamic Adventurer, Spicy Mystery, Saucy Dtores, Public Enemy, Saucy Movie Tales, Mystery Tales, Crime Busters, Two Gun Western, Western Story, etc..... That just only scratches the surface... We have obtained a MAGAZINE COVER ONLY - of the JUNE 1935 SPORTS AFIELD and TRAILS OF THE NORTHWOODS. America's Oldest Monthly Outdoor Magazine-Established 1887. Great depiction of an Native American Indian carrying a canoe, majestic mountains in the distance, in foreground, a Portage Trailer being pulled by a sedan. Here is a (quote) regarding this cover: Sports Afield, June 1935 cover by Normand Saunders This article for SPORTS AFIELD appeared on page 51 of the June 1935 issue, with a cover painting by Normand Saunders. (Norm often added the distinguishing florish of this extra d to this signature around this time.) The editor, Walter J. Wilwerding, who was Norm's former art teacher at the Federal School of Illustration, felt the cover needed to be accompanied by a clarifying statement about the impractical method of storing the camping equipment depicted in the painting. ---------------------------------------------OUR JUNE COVER By the Editor WALTER J. WILWERDING NORMAND SAUNDERS, who painted the cover of this issue and whose observations on Indians appeared in our May, 1934, number, is a young artist who is, in our opinion, going places. Much of his life has been spent on Indian reservations and, on a basis of that experience, he has painted many a strong cover for SPORTS AFIELD. As a student of Indian life he is entitled to considerable respect, more respect than he himself concedes to modern outdoor methods. In splendid fashion he catches the spirit of the Indian, but when he reproduces current sporting routine he becomes sketchy - symbolic rather than accurate. The idea, the symbolism, of his painting for our June front cover, is well handled but he, like other artists within our experience, receives with derision our comments on certain technical features of this cover. If an outboard motor and other equipment of a 1935 portage served to strengthen the contrast, they have served their purpose - regardless of the sloppy method of carrying the motor, regardless of the use of the right (wrong) running-board for tackle which belongs in the trailer, regardless of other trivial details. All right, Norm - pardon us for mentioning these inconsequential uses of artistic license. It is still an attractive cover and a strong study in contrast. (Unquote). Condition: Bright, vivid, great coloring. Has wear, fold in center, slight soiling, condition as shown in pictures. Still a great vintage cover to frame. Thank you for visiting DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES.

4/10/1937, 2/8/1936, 4/18/1936, 10/1/1932, 3/16/1929 COVER DETACHED,09/8/1920'S? COVER DETATCHED, 10/10/1936, 06/14/1924, 06,02/1934, 09/09/1933, 10/12/1935, 04/04/1926 BACK COVER DETACHED, 02/16/1935. FAIR TO VERY GOOD CONDITION.

This edition is in excellent condition. See pics for Table of Contents.

This edition is in excellent condition. See pics for Table of Contents.

This edition is in excellent condition. See pics for Table of Contents.

This edition is in excellent condition. See pics for Table of Contents.

Arizona Highways - July 1995 57 complete pages of beautiful pictures[ The secret fish bait hiding in your fridge - The Strychnine massacre at Bloody Tanks - Arizona's west coast, water sports and casinos

Reminisce magazine- May/June 1994 71 complete pages of beauty - Playing croquet on cover -Riding out the depression in style - Greatest show on earth - Go West, young ladies - Painted ponies.

Reminisce Magazine- March/April 1993 67 beautiful and complete pages. Scout camp out - Sweet and sour - Part of the first wave - A taste of the past - Carousel carvings - That rings a bell.

Reminisce Magazine - July/August 1992 67 smooth and complete pages. Heavier paper. Fishing with Grandpa - Berrytasty - Pictures from the past - My first car - The Ridge runner - Heavenly treat - the soft drink soft sell. wireless wonders

Reminisce Magazine- Sept., October 1991 -67 smooth pages of beautiful old time pictures. Frantic fifties - Dashing Duesenbergs, Golden oldies, The Peshtigo Fire, My First Car - Ads from the Old days.

Popular Science Magazine- November 1988 150 complete pages. cover: Mach 5 spy plane, the air force is building the world's fastest aircraft. Home electronics for 1989 - Sharpies, everythibng machines plane and much more

Popular Science magazine - April 1988 136 complete pages. Big 20 page home section: three elegant add on, clever new entries, plus high tech home products. Cover: Super conductivity

Popular Science Magazine- June 1987 136 complete pages. Frozen tools - Striking metallurgical phenomenon: steel choilled to - 320o F wears better, stays sharp longer. Pick of the pickups - supercollider - Loudspeakers designed for digital sound

Super Stock & drag illustrated magazine- April 1973 - 82 complete pages in great shape magazine - You, your car & smog - Richard Petty builds revolutionary pro stock - Tech reports - Chevrolet doomed? 3 second pro stocks - funny car color

This item is a US Toy Collector Magazine March 1990 issue. Filled with great articles, advertisements and photos. They are good reference material for the collector,generally good condition,little cover wear.

This October 1960 (Vol.4-No.6) Vintage Pose magazine is in good condition but has yellowed pages x 11 . This magazine's front cover features Babes, Bricks And Booze-How They Toppled Zsa Zsa's Playmate, Book Bonus: Behind The Eichmann Case! He Unleashed Sadistic Beauties To Tease, Torture .

This January 1961 (Vol.VII-No.1) Vintage Caper magazine is in excellent condition and measures approx. 8 1/4 x 11 . This magazine's front cover features Book Excerpt: Sex And The Armed Services, Nudes On Ice .