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Paper and Ephemera: Magazines


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Paper and Ephemera: Magazines?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
Fortune Magazine has been the premier global business publication recognized for its content, ethics and credibility since 1930. Issues offer in-depth photographic and illustrated articles including extensive research and analysis about every business genre , corporate management, as well as reports about technological advances and ideas that may affect world conditions. Vintage issues of Fortune have become quite collectible and a prized addition(s) to one's collection. Rolled spine, Mild foxing, else in very good condition Cover Art - Roger Duvoisin Contents U.S. Air Travel: By Chart and Map and In Verse and Photograph Chicago's Fair American Bank Note Housing Abroad: Subsidies Ivar Kreuger I: The Man $100,000 Worth United Press American Ice Advertising for the Collector Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  Fortune Magazine has been the premier global business publication recognized for its content, ethics and credibility since 1930. Issues offer in-depth photographic and illustrated articles including extensive research and analysis about every business genre , corporate management, as well as reports about technological advances and ideas that may affect world conditions. Vintage issues of Fortune have become quite collectible and a prized addition(s) to one's collection. Slight rolled spine, mild foxing, else in very good condition Cover Art - Paolo Garetto Contents Cotton Gold in Canada Budget for a Bride Japan's Takahashi China's Soong Corporate Management Manhattan Speakeasies: Photographs by Margaret Bourke-White Kreuger II: The Accountants Aluminum: Photograph by Gerlach I. C. S. Cincinnati Terminal Advertising for the Collector Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  Fortune Magazine has been the premier global business publication recognized for its content, ethics and credibility since 1930. Issues offer in-depth photographic and illustrated articles including extensive research and analysis about every business genre , corporate management, as well as reports about technological advances and ideas that may affect world conditions. Vintage issues of Fortune have become quite collectible and a prized addition(s) to one's collection. In very good condition Cover Art - T. M. Cleland Contents Democrats San Francisco Songwriters Veteran's Relief Mohawk Rugs German Army: Photographs by Bourke-White Labor's Next Offensive Rockefeller Center intallment Buying C.I.T. Advertising for the Collector Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  Fortune Magazine has been the premier global business publication recognized for its content, ethics and credibility since 1930. Issues offer in-depth photographic and illustrated articles including extensive research and analysis about every business genre , corporate management, as well as reports about technological advances and ideas that may affect world conditions. Vintage issues of Fortune have become quite collectible and a prized addition(s) to one's collection. Moderate wear to cover edges, pages exhibit grit, spine beginning to split, else in fair to good condition Cover Art - Walther Buehr Contents R. H. Macy: Paintings by Philip Reisman and Photographs by Aikins Steam vs. Eltricity Connecticut Power Funny Papers Cotton - Photograph by Gerlach Prefabricated Houses Jersey Highway A Future for Capitalism Strawberries International Silver Jigsaw Puzzles Advertising for the Collector Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.

Fortune Magazine May 1933 $24.99

  

Fortune Magazine June 1933 $39.99

  

Fortune Magazine January 1933 $49.99

  

Fortune Magazine April 1933 $14.99
Fortune Magazine has been the premier global business publication recognized for its content, ethics and credibility since 1930. Issues offer in-depth photographic and illustrated articles including extensive research and analysis about every business genre , corporate management, as well as reports about technological advances and ideas that may affect world conditions. Vintage issues of Fortune have become quite collectible and a prized addition(s) to one's collection. Rolled spine, faded cover, mild paper loss at upper corner tip, and closed tear to lower spine, else in good + condition Cover Art - Norman Reeves Contents Bernard Mannes Baruch Rubber: Photograph by Arthur Gerlach King Truck Farms: Photographs by Aikins Celanese Celluloid Corp Pittsburgh Coal Tax-free Bonds Hall of Man The Astors Tennessee Valley Authority Advertising for the Collector Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  Beautiful antique magazine, full of most interesting topics and illustrations, about 292 pages, In very fine condition.  Beautiful antique magazine, full of most interesting topics and illustrations, about 232 pages, In very fine condition.  Beautiful antique magazine, full of most interesting topics and illustrations, about 263 pages, In very fine condition.

Fortune Magazine October 1933 $24.99

  

march 1960 Popular Mechanics Magazine $29.00

  

Dec 1968 Popular Mechanics $28.00

  

august 1954 Popular Mechanics Magazine $29.00
Beautiful antique magazine, full of most interesting topics and illustrations, about 384 pages, In very fine condition, but for the partly unglued top cover on the spine,top left, a bit of glue will fix it, Other than that is fine.  This Vintage Playboy Magazine from December 1969 is in very good condition with slight wear. This playboy magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11" and is suitable for framing. The Playmate Of The Month is Gloria Root. This Gala Christmas Issue's front cover features: Joe Namath Scores In An Exclusive Interview, A Do-It-Yourself Guide To Soft-Core Pornography, Playboy Goes To Rio, Sugar Ray Robinson On Cassius Clay, 14 Pages On Sex Stars Of 1969.  This June 1968 Vintage Playboy magazine is in very good condition with slight wear and the centerfold is loose. This playboy magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11" and is suitable for framing. The Playmate Of The Month is "Britt Fredriksen". The front cover features: "A 12-Page Pictorial On The Girls Of Scandinavia, Playboy Interviews John Kenneth Galbraith, Articles By Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas And Max Gunther, Humor By John Dempsey And Marvin Kitman".  Great Magazine in near mint condition. Shows many gorgeous 1962 fashions,(more than photos shown here) as well as the tenor of the times regarding home decor and Cooking,thoughts on Parenting,Great Recipes,and Womens beauty tips.Shipping is $2.50 USA Domestic.

1930 Popular Mechanics Magazine $39.00

  

Playboy Magazine-December 1969-Gloria Ro $18.49

  

Playboy Magazine - June 1968 - Britt Fre $18.49

  

Vintage 1962 Family Circle Magazine $5.00
This Vintage magazine features Great Fashions,(more than shown in the photos),the most mouthwatering recipes I've seen for a while(but these were the times when women really cooked)Health news,garden tips,etc.a bonanza of ideas for home decor. Shipping is $2.50 USA Domestic.  Beautiful Vintage magazine featuring Artists and their works, working environments,their thoughts,hopes and dreams. It features up & coming as well as Established Artists.Also it tells of exhibitions,the Fulbrighters, World Art,and Church Art.In this issue David Douglas Duncan did an interview with Pablo Picasso about his Sculpture, his models and life. (Photo shows small tear on the bottom of the back cover.)Shipping is $2.50 First Class Mail.(3 days)  Vanity Fair has been published since 1859 in both United States and Great Britain, and has been revived numerous times by several publishers as well as undergone change in its format and content. Collectible issues of Vanity Fair are those that contain SPY ( Leslie Ward) illustrations which were found in British weekly editions from the late 1800s through early 1900s, and American editions from 1913-1935 whose covers feature the works of international artists such as Lepape, Covarrubias, Erte, Chance, Benito, Fish, Garetto, etc. Wraps exhibit mild edge wear and rubbing, as well as to head and tail of spine, light edge toning to contents, else in good + to very good condition. Cover Art - Mr. Claus by Miguel Covarrubias Contents IN AN ABOUT THE THEATRE Business Men and the Theatre Muriel Kirkland (Photograph by Steichen) Margalo Gillmore (Photograph by Steichen) The Shell-Game of the Arts Frances Williams (Photograph by Steichen) Jack Buchanan (Photograph by Vandamm) CONCERNING THE CINEMA Lillian Gish (Photograph by Hoyningen-Huene) Degas in Hollywood (Photograph by Anton Brueh) Mary Duncan (Photograph by Steichen) Lili Damita (Photograph by Hoyningen-Huene) Mary and Douglas Fairbanks (Photograph by Muray) The Extremely Moving Pictures THE WORLD OF ART Etchings by Segonzac Andre Dunoyer de Segonzac (Photograph by Steichen) Sculptures by Chana Orloff Maria Lani-The Subject of Many Modern Painters Wire Sculpture by Calder Dead Pictures on the Walls La Gitana THE WORLD OF IDEAS The United States of Europe The Passing of the Lights of Love James Joyce's What-Is-It? High Life in the Reign of Edward VII A Journey Into Egypt The Unpsychological Age The Philosophy of Everything LITERARY HORS D'OEUVRES This Community Business A Letter That Was Never Mailed A Domestic History A Vision of Don Juan Chapters From My Memories Literary Gentleman Goes Pig Sticking Beauty and the Beast -And Speaking of Love HOw to Mix a Planter's Punch SATIRICAL SKETCHES Collectors-Average and Mean (Covarrubias) The Too, Too Spoken Drama (Odle) MISCELLANEOUS Hall of Fame (Photographs) Agnes Geraghty Passing Goulashes at Contract The Mystery of the Golf Swing (Robert T. Jones, Jr.)  Vanity Fair has been published since 1859 in both United States and Great Britain, and has been revived numerous times by several publishers as well as undergone change in its format and content. Collectible issues of Vanity Fair are those that contain SPY ( Leslie Ward) illustrations which were found in British weekly editions from the late 1800s through early 1900s, and American editions from 1913-1935 whose covers feature the works of international artists such as Lepape, Covarrubias, Erte, Chance, Benito, Fish, Garetto, etc. Wraps exhibit mild rubbing, some spine wear, slight edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover Art - Breaking in a Continent by Leon Carlin Contents THE WORLD OF IDEAS Behind the American Mob Scenes Memoirs of an Editor The French Ministerial Merry-go-Round Heidelberg Duels Once More The Hardest Prison in the World to Manage IN AND ABOUT THE THEATRE Katharine Hepburn (Photograph by Steichen) George S. Kaufman and Alexander Woollcott (Photograph by Steichen) Miriam Hopkins (Photograph by Steichen) The Theatre The Younger Set on Broadway (Photographs by Nelson) CONCERNING THE CINEMA The Screen Lily Damita (Photograph by Huene) THE WORLD OF ART The Circus Dancer THE NOTION COUNTER A Provincial Lady Sees Night Life Won't You Be My Valentine? First Flight It Was Certainly Good Stuff A Valentine for Mr. Woollcott The Guldensuppe Murder Hollywood Enters the Non-Fiction Field SATIRICAL SKETCHES Frances Perkins How To Get Rid of Your Gold (Covarrubias) The Grand Duchess Marie Paper Doll (Alajalov) Giants on the Earth in These Days Samll Talk SPORTS AND GAMES The Beard of the Prophet Four ACes of Contract Bridge MISCELLANEOUS Father Coughlin (Photograph by Nelson) Hall of Fame (Photographs) Ruth Slenczynski (Photograph by Nelson) Giants on the Earth in These Days

Vintage 1961 Family Circle Magazine $5.00

  

Craft Horizons 1955 featuring Pablo Pica $10.00

  

Vanity Fair - December 1929 Covarrubias $90.00

  

Vanity Fair - February 1934 Carlin $65.00
Vanity Fair has been published since 1859 in both United States and Great Britain, and has been revived numerous times by several publishers as well as undergone change in its format and content. Collectible issues of Vanity Fair are those that contain SPY ( Leslie Ward) illustrations which were found in British weekly editions from the late 1800s through early 1900s, and American editions from 1913-1935 whose covers feature the works of international artists such as Lepape, Covarrubias, Erte, Chance, Benito, Fish, Garetto, etc. Wraps exhibit mild edge rubbing else in very good condition. Cover Art - Franksin Delano Roosevelt by Miguel Covarrubias Contents THE WORLD OF IDEAS Political Stock-yards Report Ireland Challenges the Empire Conductors or Showmen? Berlin After Dark Everyman's Deems Taylor Dictators-the Soviet Answer General Coxey Fights On A Century of Progress The Police Lineup CONCERNING THE CINEMA Sadie Thompson Walks Again (Joan Crawford Photograph by Steichen) They're Tough to be Famous (Photographs) The Hollywood Express (Photograph) Maureen O'Sullivan of Dublin (Photograph by Steichen) The Screen THE WORLD OF ART Gertie - A Portrait by Emil Ganso LITERARY HORS D'OEUVRES The New Badger Game I Love Ya, Baby Men of Mystery - Stories by Jefferson Chase Guts, Glee and Glue Evolution of the Speakeasy Should a Husband Marry His Wife SATIRICAL SKETCHES The Unhappy Warrior Impossible Interviews - Senator Brookhart vs. Marlene Dietrich (Covarrubias) SPORTS AND GAMES Amelia Earhart - The Woman Who Flew the Atlantic Alone Ladies from Olympus MISCELLANEOUS Engineeer of Great Enterprises - Paul D. Cravath (Photograph by Steichen) Our Dumb Brothers: Photographs We Nominate for the Hall of Fame: Photographs Travel and Transport Building, World's Fair (Photograph by Rittase) The Warden of Sing Sing: Lewis E. Lawes: (Photograph by Steichen)  Vanity Fair has been published since 1859 in both United States and Great Britain, and has been revived numerous times by several publishers as well as undergone change in its format and content. Collectible issues of Vanity Fair are those that contain SPY ( Leslie Ward) illustrations which were found in British weekly editions from the late 1800s through early 1900s, and American editions from 1913-1935 whose covers feature the works of international artists such as Lepape, Covarrubias, Erte, Chance, Benito, Fish, Garetto, etc. Wraps exhibit slight edge rubbing, else in very good condition. Cover Art - New York Mayor, James J. Walker by Miguel Covarrubias Contents THE WORLD OF IDEAS The Eighteenth Amendment Can be Repealed Wanted: A Post-War Party Life in a Russian Apartment The American Caste System Joyful James Manchuria: A Tragedy of Errors A Politician Looks at Business William E. Borah What Ameican Music is American? The Modern Roman Circus IN AND ABOUT THE THEATRE The Theatre Beatrice Lillie and Hope Williams (Photograph) Diana Wynyard - Made in London (Photograph) Ernest Truex (Photograph) Leslie Howard (Photograph) CONCERNING THE CINEMA William Haynes Sylvia Sidney (Photograph) Evelyn Brent (Photograph) THE WORLD OF ART A Series of American Artists No. 1: Goergia O'Keefe Myron C. Taylor LITERARY HORS D'OEUVRES Merrily We Roll a Log Merchant of Souvenirs Bertram the Burglar The Hyndsyte Saga The Lost Stars SPORTS AND GAMES It is to Weep Sailor Jack Sharkey Pugilist (Photograph) SATIRICAL SKETCHES Impossible Interviews: John D. Rockefeller, Sr. and Stalin (Covarrubias) MISCELLANEOUS The Right Honorable Winston Churchill: Photograph Edna St. Vincent Millay: Photoraph Robinson Jeffers: Photograph A Photographer of the 40s: Photographs Errors That Have No End: Photographs Our Ink-Stained Explorers: Photographs Hall of Fame: Photographs  Vanity Fair has been published since 1859 in both United States and Great Britain, and has been revived numerous times by several publishers as well as undergone change in its format and content. Collectible issues of Vanity Fair are those that contain SPY ( Leslie Ward) illustrations which were found in British weekly editions from the late 1800s through early 1900s, and American editions from 1913-1935 whose covers feature the works of international artists such as Lepape, Covarrubias, Erte, Chance, Benito, Fish, Garetto, etc. Wraps exhibit mild veritcal crease **** shelf grit, wear to head of spine, else in very good condition. Cover Art - Uncle Sam by Miguel Covarrubias ****Readers were instructed to fold the cover over to make a sad, hungry version of the national symbol (representing the previous year), then unfold to bring back the merry Uncle Sam that promised better times ahead. Contents ARTICLES Playground of Hate-The Saar How Young Men Can Go Political Tarzan-Ape-Man into Industry Murder in the Hermitage The Theatre Our Own Scotland Yard American Darlings of Paris The Birth of Two Transatlantic Giants The Screen Champions of 1935 King George's London How Much Do You Know About Food? Towie and Bidding of Goulashes SHORT STORIES Lazarus by Allan Seager Candy From a Baby by Richard Sherman New York-Washington Run by Winslow Boyd Spring on the Pincian Hill by Nancy Hale After the Cure by Tess Slesinger PHOTOGRAPHS Donald R. Richberg (Steichen) Katharine Cornell and Basil Rathbone (Steichen) Vanity Fair's Fancy Dress Ball Lotte Lehmann (Steichen) Gladys George (Steichen) Life Begins at 8:40 (Norris Cummins) Night and Day Katharine Hepburn (Hoyningen-Huene) Hall of Fame Jean Harlow (Hurrell) Cole and Dudley (Nelson) ART AND CARICATURE Impossible Interview-Gracie Allen vs. Gertrude Stein (Covarrubias) The Gamut of Laughter (Steig) Bali-The Enchanted (Covarrubias) The Abduction of Rebecca (Painting by Delacroix) Lovers-and Why (Benito)  Vanity Fair has been published since 1859 in both United States and Great Britain, and has been revived numerous times by several publishers as well as undergone change in its format and content. Collectible issues of Vanity Fair are those that contain SPY ( Leslie Ward) illustrations which were found in British weekly editions from the late 1800s through early 1900s, and American editions from 1913-1935 whose covers feature the works of international artists such as Lepape, Covarrubias, Erte, Chance, Benito, Fish, Garetto, etc. In very good condition Cover Art - Peace on a Tight Rope by Paolo Garretto Contents ARTICLES A Revolution in the Movies Lynching in America Airplanes, Bombs, and Air-Guns How the Class Voted A Plea for Politeness The U.S. Goes Beyond the Profit System Blunders in Print The Theatre Turns "He" Where the Dear and the Antelope Roam Captain Eden, Lord Privy Seal Hollywood on Parade Midsummer Massacre King George's England Out of a Job, and Into Society Praise and Prejudice SHORT STORIES His Name Was Glo by William Seabrook The Cousin to the Emperor by Allan Seager Trinity by W. Thornton Martin PHOTOGRAPHS Miriam Hopkins (Bruehl-Bourges) Night-Life in London (Schall) Senator Robert Wagner (Nelson) Grace Moore (Steichen) Hall of Fame Awake and Sing! (Steichen) The Wallendas (Victor Keppler) Behind the Scenes at West Point (Remie Lohse) African Art Captures New York Marlene Dietrich (Steichen) Frank Shields (Nelson) The Golf King Bill Robinson (Hurrell) James J. Braddock (Steichen) ART AND CARICATURE Impossible Interview - Dorothy Dix vs. Peggy Hopkins Joyce (Covarrubias) Madame Leblanc Our Hollywood Favorites, 25 Years Hence George M. Cohan

Vanity Fair - September 1932 Covarrubias $45.00

  

Vanity Fair - April 1932 Covarrubias $45.00

  

Vanity Fair - January 1935 Covarubbias $65.00

  

Vanity Fair - June 1935 Garretto $75.00
Vanity Fair has been published since 1859 in both United States and Great Britain, and has been revived numerous times by several publishers as well as undergone change in its format and content. Collectible issues of Vanity Fair are those that contain SPY ( Leslie Ward) illustrations which were found in British weekly editions from the late 1800s through early 1900s, and American editions from 1913-1935 whose covers feature the works of international artists such as Lepape, Covarrubias, Erte, Chance, Benito, Fish, Garetto, etc. Wraps and spine exhibit mild wear and edge rubbing, else in very good condition. Cover Art - American Puppet Show by Paolo Garretto Contents ARTICLES No Southern Gentleman The Supreme Court in 1935 Why I Hate Parties Some Pioneers in the Snatch Racket 42 Years in the Vanderbilt Family Why We Clash With Japan How to Torture a Movie Star California's Bluebeard Watson The Theatre A Great English Golfer: John Ball Hollywood on Parade Bill Tilden and Pro Tennis King George's London Madness Among the Experts SHORT STORIES The Caged White Woman of the Saraban by William Seabrook Fugue for Harmonica by Allan Seager On Last Goodbye by Richard Sherman PHOTOGRAPHS The Dictator (Bourges) Amateur Night on the Air Waves (Remie Lohse) Yehudi Menuhin and Sisters (Nelson) Dolores Del Rio (Steichen) Anna May Wong (Steichen) Alfred Stieglitz Tallulah Bankhead (Nelson) Lily Damita (Steichen) Hall of Fame Myrna Loy (Hurrell) ART AND CARICATURE Donald Richberg The Party Guests New Titles for Old Masters Impossible Interview - Dr. Samuel Johnson vs. Alexander Woollcoot (Covarrubias) The Garden Through the Window The Flying Trapeze  There are 96 projects to make in this Christmas 1967 issue,published by the premier co. for needlework and crafts Tower Press.Very good shape, with only a few notes written on the cover as shown. Shipping is $3.00 USA First Class (3 days).  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, shelf grit to rear cover, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Alice Faye Hollywood's Super-Colossal Night Club English Filly Wins Scarlett Derby (Vivien Leigh: Gone With the Wind) Cold-Blooded Murder A Fate Worse Than Death Scenario Out of the Headlines Stockings - $50 a Pair Broadway Cover - Gloria Day Les Folies Bergere Congo Dance Bird Circus Will Queen Elizabeth Set a New Style? Sports Cover - Colonel Ruppert Everything Under Control Three-Year Old Porter's Mite The One and Only Sonia Henie Women Can Take It Departments Album of Notorious American Murders - The Gedeon Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light cover wear with slight separation at lower spine, mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Ann Morris Lupe Lights Up! (Lupe Velez) Hollywood Prototypes No. 1 (Nazimova, Clara Bow, John Gilbert, Ramon Novarro, Rudolph Valentino, etc.) Wayne Morris vs. Tommy Farr Let Your Hair Down Girls (Joan Bennett, Bette Davis, Shirley Ross, etc.) Hollywood Twister Broadway Cover - Amelia Romano The Private Pictures of a Cub Reporter Collegiate Shag Champions Sport Cover - Tim Mara (NY Giants Football) International Lifeboat Race The Zulu Giants Gama..The Pride of Patiala Foreign Games in the U.S. - No. 1 (Bocci) Play No. 48 (Brooklyn Dodgers Football) Album of Notorious American Murders - The Wanderwell Murder

Vanity Fair - March 1935 Garretto $45.00

  

Vintage Xmas Popular Handicraft / Popular $5.00

  

PIC Magazine - March 7 1939 $14.99

  

PIC Magazine - November 1 1938 $19.99
PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Cover - Ann Sheridan Contents Kill the Ump! (Baseball - Ebbets Field and Yankee Stadium) In the Morning In the Afternoon In the Evenings Sally Sallied Forth and Conquered (Sally Rand) New York's Boxing Commission Banana Circus You Can Go Blonde for Black Velvet West Point Camp Ball Slipping at Sixteen? Crazy Bands Horses' Gadgets The Body Beautiful is Hand-Painted Marionettes Saratoga Chips Tricks of the Trade (Magic) Is There a Jacobs Moody Feud? (Tennis -Helen Jacobs) Album of Notgrious American Murders - The Winnie Ruth Judd Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Gloria Dickson Bridal Shower It All Started Forty-Three Years Ago Back is the Nature is the Bunk! Wanted...A Bride for Ty (Tyrone Power) Wanted...A Groom for Merle (Merle Oberon) Slapsie Maxie (Maxie Rosenbloom) Orchids to You! ( Burlesque) Broadway Cover - Maurice and Betty Whelan The First Lady of the Theatre (Helen Hayes) Adagio (The Whelans) Hat Check Girl Sport Cover - Robert Riggs The Colonel's Lady and Judy O'Grady Two Clams on the Nose World Series Heroes and Goats Berger Averages 26.91 M.P.H. He Must Be Good Album of Notorious American Murders - The Hughes Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Cover - Charles Atlas, Carmen and Laurie Lane Contents Hollywood Cover - Clark Gable - Devil Reeler The Season's Newest Crop (Ellen Drew, Ruth Hussey, Laurie Lane, Lana Turner, etc.) Modern Mercenaries A Hick from the Big City (Marie Wilson) Crime Always Pays at the Box-Office Broadway Cover - Vera Zorina 20 Years on Top Angels with Clean Faces You're Never Safe With Eddie (Eddie Davis and Carmen) Sports Cover - Papa Beatty Feathers (Brooklyn Dodgers Football) Apprentice Duppes (Jockey Lucas Dupps) Doug Fonda...Outboard King Here's Where the Money Goes! (Baseball) Built Like a Statue (Charles Atlas) Turf's Biggest Gamble (Annapolis - son of Man O' War, Horse Racing) Album of Notorious American Murders - The Egan Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition. Contents Hollywood Cover - William Lundigan Fit for Life The Boys Know Best A Little Child Shall Lead Them (Shirley Temple, Deanna Durbin, Mickey Rooney) Real Life Scoops the Camera They Got $25 a Day (Spencer Tracy, Robert Taylor, Gracie Allen and George Burns, etc.) Happy Landing Andy Panda The Play's the Thing Broadway Cover - Zuider Zee You'll See More of Them Venus in Paradise Sun Worshippers Up She Goes Sport Cover - Erna Anderson Marbles Gehrig Breaks His String Once Over Lightly By The Skin of This Teeth Nova Swims (Johnny Weismuller) Departments Album of Notorious American Murders - The Biddle Boys Case

PIC Magazine - September 20 1938 $14.99

  

PIC Magazine - October 4 1938 $14.99

  

PIC Magazine - Oct 18 1938 Charles Atlas $34.99

  

PIC Magazine - July 25 1939 Lou Gehrig $19.99
PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Lamarr Tracy Is There a Doctor in the House Jitterbugology 47a Corrigan Gave In...Earning $50,000 in 60 Days (Douglas Wrong Way Corrigan) Idiot's Delight (Lynn Fontanne, Norma Shearer) Amateur Press Agents Joan's Fans See Her Make-up Improve Through the Years (Joan Crawford) Broadway Cover - Leimoni...Napua The Drunkard Tobacco Road Billy Rose Does it Again Dorothy Lamour's Stand-in Steps Out On Her Own Sport Cover - NY Ranger Ott Heller with Alex Shibicky Hatha Yoga Goggle Shooting Blind Wrestlers Don Budge Enters the Hall of Wax Cuba's Strong Man of Boxing Album of Notorious American Murders - The Wilkins Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Nanette Fabares Escape to Bali Goggling Gert Movies Goaded US to War League of Nations Face (Ralph Byrd) Mademoiselle Ma Mere Broadway Cover - Karen Van Ryn Their Tastes Differ N.B.C. Air-Raids Europe Opportunity Still Knocks Sport Cover - Tarzan Brown Mermaid Williams (Esther Williams) Flying Fish Foul! (Jack Sharkey vs. Max Schmeling) Australian Grain Race Bill Watson One Man Track Team Album of Notorious American Murders - The Belle Gunness Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Rita Hayworth Norman Z. McLeod Directs with His Pen Hollywood Does it Again Horse Operas Back in the Money (Humphrey Bogart, William S. Hart, Errol Flynn, James Cagney, Tyrone Power, etc.) Code of a Western Hero (Tex Ritter) The Sex Circuit The Education of Tom Brown Broadway Cover - Tamara Toumanova They Hire Legs Only (Ann Corio, Gypsy Rose Lee) Georgie Hale's Glamour Walk Dip the Dope The British Capture New York Sport Cover - Anthony Terlazzo A Young Boxer Gets His Start Figure Skating on Rollers Man Spirals 3,000 Feet on Bat Wings Anthony Terlazzo World's Champion Lifter Album of Notorious American Murders - The Smoak Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - A Christmas Carol Bubble Bath Take and Double Takes (Allen Jenkins) Goggle Fishing With the Powells (Joan and Dick) California Sunshine Becomes a Drug on the Market Hollywood Hollywood Protoypes No. 3 (Mary Pickford, Colleen Moore, Janet Gaynor, Jimmy Stewart, etc.) Broadway Cover - William Gaxton and Victor Moore Sunday Nights with Cissie Loftus Jam Session Broadcast to England (Tommy Dorsey, Hot Lips Page, etc) Love Dance by Tito Valde Earl Carrol Issues a Chorus Call They Died Rich They Died Poor Sport Cover - Piggyback Parisians Train for Mountain Climbing The Fiendish Practice of Breaking Horses' Tails for Style Foreign Games in the U.S. No. 2 - Irish Hurling Ski Wings Bob Ripley Album of Notorious American Murders - The Freda McKechnie Case

PIC Magazine - February 21 1939 $14.99

  

PIC Magazine - October 31 1939 $14.99

  

PIC Magazine - February 7 1939 $14.99

  

PIC Magazine - December 27 1938 $14.99
PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Mild spine wear with edge toning, slight lower cover separation, else in good + to very good condition Cover - Bess Ehrhardt Contents To the Death (Cock Fighting) A School for Playgoers The Frostbite Fleet On Location Champion of the World (Boxing-Corbett, Fitzimmons, Jeffries, Schmeling, Sharkey, Joe Louis, Dempsey, Tunney, Johnson, etc.) Radio Sound Effects As Winchell Sees Broadway Jack Doyle Czar of the Odds The Ice Follies Left at the Post Album of Notorious American Murders - The Sensational Sashweight Murder of Albert Snyder  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, slight cover stains else in good + to very good condition Cover - Joan Crawford Contents Bronko Nagurski If You're Down a Dark Alley (Self-Defense) Jitter Bugs Say Phooey to Schmaltz! (Art Tatum, Louis Prima, Rag, Swing, etc.) Faces at Miss Leopold Cradle of Hockey (Toronto Hockey League) Guinea Pigs for Glamour Girls Seabiscuit Fair or Foul? (Henry Armstrong vs. Enrico Venturi) Joan Crawford Takes in New York Sand-Sailing Star-Bound All Through the Night (Stan Shaw WNEW) Album of Notorious American Murders - The Mysterious Death of Arnold Rothstein  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Cover - Ballet Contents Murder on Skates (New York Rangers, Bobby Kirk and Butch Keeling) A Fighting Name (Jack Sharkey A School for American Ballet Foul! Two Shots (Basketball Referee Pat Kennedy) The Mountain Swingaroo First Performance Tonight $100,000 Hands (Willie Hoppe) It's a Racquet! (Tom Nevins) She Floats Through the Air Slalom Race at Placid Album of Notorius American Murders - The Fiendish Murder of little Marian Parker  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Cover - Ruthanna Boris and Paul Haakon Contents The Outstanding Athlete of 1937 (Don Budge #1, Joe DiMaggio #2) A Game Weekend at Stanford and at Yale Hindu Style Wrestling A Show is Born on Broadway Hooray for What!) The Saliva Test (Thoroughbred Hoops) Good Hunting! (Retrievers) More About Skiing The World's Most Expressive Face (Greta Garbo) Album of Notorious American Murders - The Unsolved Murder of Reverend Edward W. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills

PIC Magazine - February 22 1938 $24.99

  

PIC Magazine - March 22 1938 $24.99

  

PIC Magazine - March 8 1938 $24.99

  

PIC Magazine - January 1938 $24.99
PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Cover - Marvis Freeman Contents Star's Dressing Room Stretched to Order Hollywood (Carole Lombard) Golden Gloves Music Hath Charms Luck of the Irish Dance-Drunk Harlem (Savoy Ballroom) Water Skiing You Figure it Out Scenes Behind the Scenes Women's Swimming Association Mavis Freeman Album of Notorious American Murders - The Murder of Stanford White  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Cover - Dorothy Lamour Contents Opportunity Knocks (Stork Club) You Figure it Out (Pantomime) Basketball Their? Brought Them Fame (Eddie Cantor, Jean Harlow, Jimmy Durante, Mae West, Martha Raye, Marlene Dietrich, etc.) The Pedaling Pedens John L. Sullivan, the Boston Strong Man Perfect Timing Behind the Scenes at a Horse Show Ice Knights in Armor (Hockey, NY Americans) Siren of the Nile (Lillie Langtry, Theda Bara, Sarah Bernhardt, Claudette Colbert, etc) Album of Notorious American Murders - The Trial and Execution of Sacco and Vanzetti  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Cleatus Caldwell Contents Underground War in Mexico (Nazi Propoganda) Society's Silly Symphony Kid Art Swamp Treasure Hunt (Pearls) Girl Campers Army Entertainment (USO, Billy Rose) Bigger Than Ever Best Bet: The Bride Came C.O.D. Hollywood Strikeology (Walt Disney Studios) Gorgeous Hunk of a Girl (Cleatus Caldwell 25th Reunion (Yale University) Clearwater Log Drive Why You Like That Woman Album of Notorious American Murders - The Tom Menser Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, moderate spine wear else, one page exhibits closed tear, else in good + to very good condition. Cover - Marjorie Ronde Contents Our Meat-Lets Keep it Clean (Trichinosis) Men and Women in Need of Friends (Lonely Hearts Club) British Factories Get a Face Lifting Worth at Least a Quarter (Elayne Condos) A Baseball Bat Instead of a Baton (Pioneer Club, NYC) The Hollywood Story Chaise Lounge Attire Best Bet: Sullivan's Travels Survival of the Fittest (Ella Boros) Death at Glamis The Professor Takes the Floor (Chick Davies, Duquesne University Basketball Coach) Liars Wanted (Hitler, Gobbels, Goering) Experiments in Chemical Blitz (Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland Kilocycle Girl Album of Notorious American Murders - The May Presnall Case

PIC Magazine - April 5 1938 Black Americ $24.99

  

PIC Magazine - February 8 1938 NY Americ $24.99

  

PIC Magazine - August 5 1941 $14.99

  

PIC Magazine - January 20 1942 $14.99
PIC was a short-lived magazine published by Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on events in the entertainment industry and current sports news. The magazine featured interesting and unusual photography, but was short on journalism endeavor. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Frances Neal Contents Two Thirds of a Nation by the Sea (Coney Island) Street Warfare (Britain's Home Guard) Parade Horse Beeder (Betty Lawrence) Uncle Don's Daughter Your Best Bet: Tom, Dick and Harry Health is In Your Hands Hollywood's Freshly Trend (Frances Neal) Red Rider Play's the Thing Airport Fire Wardens Joe the Great (Joe DiMaggio) A Varmint Goes to the Dogs Lincoln's Murderer Was Never Caught Surf-Benny (Showgirl Ann Mace) Album of Notorious American Murders - The Ida Cox Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Florence Lundeen Contents Are You an American? Legions of Death (Ku Klux Klan) Dress to Please Him The Brand (Cattle Branding) Ark of Juneau Andre and Hayward Photograph Hayward (Susan Hayward) Best Bet: Million Dollar Baby Keep Your Eye on the Ball (Marguerite Chapman and Golf) Civil War in the Theatre (J. J. Shubert) Sound for the Big Time A Cushion for the Fall Guy (Eddie Arcaro) Hobo Jump High-Watha Why 71,500 Husbads Left Their Wives Album of Notorious American Murders - The Velma West Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Joan Crawford Contents Hollywood Cover - Bob Taylor What I Miss in Hollywood (Ethel Merman) In a Fish Bowl The American Arliss Legs to Legs (Joan Crawford) Cowboy to Cowboy (Gary Cooper) The Real Miss America (Native Americans) Salaam Sahib (Sabu) Broadway Cover - Gracie Allen Eglevsky Dogs Gather on Street Corner to WatchMan-Fight Broadway Hosts Sport Cover - Wee Willie Turnesa Golf Staged for the Spectators (Gene Sarazen, Sam Snead) Sid Luckman in Action Native Sports in Hawaii Virginia Pye Tire Maker Johnny Dundee..the Scotch Wop Album of Notorious America Murders - The Butcher Boy Killer  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Richard Greene Movie Made Smoke and Sweat (John Garfield) Hollywood Prototypes No. 2 (Douglas Fairbanks, Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, Gary Cooper, etc.) County Fair (John Payne) Unconscious Mimic (Carole Lombard) Git Along Little Lady (Merle Oberon) Broadway Cover - Lane Truesdale The Man is Drunk Dime a Dance Kiss the Boys Goodbye Sport Cover - Tex Walker and Curly Clements Strain (Invitation Meet) Danger! Men at Play (Football) You've Read Their Stories (Frank Grahame, Sid Mercer, John Lardner, Damon Runyon, etc) The Fleischer Collection) Album of Notorious American Murders - The Pitezel Case

PIC Magazine - September 2 1941 Joe DiMa $24.99

  

PIC Magazine - June 10 1941 Ku Klux Klan $24.99

  

PIC Magazine - November 15 1938 Golf, S $19.99

  

PIC Magazine - November 29 1938 $14.99
PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning and grit, else in very good condition Cover - Glenn Ford, Evelyn Keys and Ruth Terry Contents America's No. 1 Show Off: Mayor LaGuardia Equador's Blood Worshippers Cowboy Impressario (Gen. H. Winfield Scott) Champagne Soldiers (National Guard) She's All Wright (Teresa Wright) Good-By Cafe Society When Spanish Eyes are Smiling (Rita Hayworth) Best Bet: So Ends Our Night (Dorothy Lamour) High, Dry and Handsome Jimmy Sounds Off (Roosevelt) A Priest Goes to Confession (William W. Whelan) Oh Deer! Album of Notorious American Murders - Neal Bowman Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Veronica Lake Contents Peace-What Shall it Be? (Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen, Rabbi Stephen Wise and Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam) I am a Human Scavenger Bachelor Life (Maurice Chevalier, Howard Hughes, Franchot Tone, Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Lana Turner, Katharine Hepburn, etc.) Mr. Kelley Goes to Washington Hat Check-Cat Stretch Surrealist Dance What's Wrong With Lake's Legs? Songs for Sale Terpsicuties Vacations Under $50 A Bathing Suit for 40c Fool-Proof Club Women Should be Seen and Not Heard Album of Notorious Murder Cases - The Helen Moyer Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. . Light wear with mild edge toning, corner creases, else in very good condition. Cover - Mary Lou McDonald Contents The Most Shocking Child Pictures Ever Published Board-Way Carrying the Torch (George Jessel, Jack Dempsey, Jean Harlow, William Powell, Barbara Hutton, Cary Grant, James J. Walker, Jackie Coogan, Lana Turner, etc.) The Phantom High School Jumper We Object Royalty on the Bum (King Haakon, King Farouk, Emperor Hirohita, Riza Shah Pavlovi, King George, etc) Isn't She a Pretty Thing? (Showgirl Jean Blanche) Simone Simon Simoon Crashing the Ether Old Clothes on New Women Best Bet: A Yank in the RAF (Tyrone Power) The Countess from Connecticut (Gene Tierney) Tunney Breaks in Gobs (Gene Tunney) What Do You Know About Your Country? Rats C.C.N.Y.R.O.T.C. Dance Album of Notorious American Murders - The Leota Murphy Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Hedy Lamarr How Would You Handle Lamarr? His Mother Had a Hunch Broadway Saw Them First (Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, W. C. Fields, John Barrymore, Fredric March, Spencer Tracy, Clark Gable, Bette Davis, James Cagney, etc.) The Birth of a Love Scene Fredric March Loves Seven Women in Seventy Minutes Smoke Eater Crawford (Joan) Broadway Cover - Beatrice Dante Gwili Andre Backstage Intrigue at the Ballet (Lifar, Massine, Youskevitch) The Busiest Girl on Broadway Broadway Charlatans Sports Cover - Coach Shuttleworth of Penn Charter Duck Hunting in the Hudson Valley Can Canz Come Back (Tony Canzoneri) It Runs in the Family They Pay Their Way Departments Album of Notorious American Murders - The Lizze Borden Murder Case

PIC Magazine - April 1, 1941 $19.99

  

PIC Magazine - May 27 1941 $14.99

  

PIC Magazine - October 14 1941 $14.99

  

PIC Magazine - December 13 1938 $19.99
PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, small tear to lower edge else in very good condition. Contents Hollywood Cover - Lya Lys Juarez - Mexican Patriot Very Candid (Earl Carroll's Showgirls) Continental Motion Pictures Presents $2,000,000 Worth of Spaghetti, Spiders and Baby Carriages You Can't Get Away With Murder (Humphrey Bogart, Lon Chaney, Peter Lorre) Broadway Cover - Spring Cleaning The Most Frankly Intimate Show Grand Guignol Billy Rose's Aquacade Announcing PIC's New York World's Fair Beauty Contest Broadway Barnyard Sport Cover - Two Nights a Week On a London Back Street Shark! Shark! Heenan vs. Sayers Meet Meade (Don Meade) Steel Muscles and Silver Bodies Departments Album of Notorious American Murders - The Tiger Girl Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Rita Hayworth Air-Flame Movies Started - 79 Years Before Columbus Pillow Fight Purge of '34 (Censorship: Carole Lombard and Clark Gable, John Boles and Lupe Velez, Joan Crawford and Johnny Mack Brown, etc.) Hollywood Prefers Mud Million Dollar Doubles Broadway Cover - Shane and Armstrong La Conga - Africa to Broadway Flight Two Tom Thumbs From Wurtzburg Sport Cover - Piggyfront Roller Droming Eight in the Ring 27:2 Seconds Two Ring Tony (Galento) Midget Mash Departments Vivien Leigh Album of Notorious American Murders - The Titterton Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Carole Lombard Massey Sits for Carpenter (Ilona Massey) They Scratch Out Eyes Over Billing Pastry in the Puss (Buster Keaton and Mabel Normand) Negro Movies for Negroes (Henry Armstrong, Francine Everett, Rex Ingram, Elson Wright, Connie Harris) An Audition With Her Majesty (Shirley Temple) Green Hell Broadway Cover - Esme O'Brien Boston - Night Life in the Hub Goodman Goes Legit (Benny Goodman) The Reincarnation of Nefretiti Sport Cover - Bobby Bruns Lew and Katie from Texas (Jenkins) Thar She Blows Mask Belita She is Good Jockey James Rollerdromes His Girl Departments Album of Notorious American Murders - The Maybelle Kelly Case  PIC was a short-lived photo-journalism periodical published by Picpix, later Street and Smith from 1937 through 1948, with focus on entertainment, world events and sports news. The magazine featured in-depth unusual subject matter supported by interesting photography; however management, unfortunately, was short on marketing endeavor and unable to secure advertising revenue, enduring a difficult 12 year run before ceasing operations. Light wear with mild edge toning, else in very good condition Contents Hollywood Cover - Gypsy Rose Lee Hollywood Highlights 1938 (John Garfield, Ginger Rogers, Nancy Carroll, John Barrymore, Hedy Lamarr, etc.) Sex Moves Out.. Family Moves In (Shirley Temple, Mickey Rooney, Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, William Powell, etc) A Bucket of Cold Cream..A Bucket of Bald Heads Ann Miller Sings Songs Better Than Golf Clubs Eleanor Powell Demonstrates La Conga Tap Broadway Cover - Magnar Troupe You Asked for It! (Marie Wilson, Rudolph Valentino, Max Baer) Broadway Highlights 1938 (Betty Hutton, Mary Martin, Robert Morley, Ver Zorina, etc) Sport Cover - Ceferino Garcia Sport Hightlights 1938 (Don Budge, Henry Armstrong, Glen Cunningham, NY Yankees, Tony Galento, Triumph, Jimmy Foxx, Dizzy Dean, Joe Louis, etc.) Gym Antics Red Dutton Player and Manager Departments Album of Notorious American Murders - The Texas Bluebeard Case

PIC Magazine - May 2 1939 $19.99

  

PIC Magazine - April 18 1939 $19.99

  

PIC Magazine - January 9 1940 Black Ame $24.99

  

PIC Magazine - January 10 1939 $19.99
Harper's Weekly magazine dated New York, Saturday, April 15, 1893. It is also marked A Journal of Civilization. It is in nice condition but has been folded for so many years and the binding edge is starting to tear apart. The cover picture is of Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi, U.S.N.. The magazine has 24 great pages filled with many articles and wonderful early advertising. View all pictures and it is sold as found. It is a great piece of history.  Magazine, The Youth's Companion, New England Edition dated Dec. 10, 1903. It is in nice condition but has been folded all these years and is tearing at the fold. It has 16 wonderful pages filled with so many things of interest to the children of the times. It is 16 inches high and 11 1/4 inches wide. It is sold just as found but a wonderful find.  2/26/1966 Saturday Evening Post magazine. It is complete with 96 pages. Condition is very good but not perfect. Articles include: THE RIGHT-TO-WORK FIGHT MISSES THE POINT (SPEAKING OUT)...CONGRESSMAN ROBERT P. GRIFFIN. THE JOHNSONIZATION OF WASHINGTON (AFFAIRS OF STATE)...STEWART ALSOP THE WINTER OF THE SMALL WILDCATS (THE HUMAN COMEDY)...JOHN SKOW MIAMI BEACH: SWINGING IN THE CITY OF ILLUSION...LEWIS H. LAPHAM WHO IS BOURBAKI?...JOHN KOBLER JUSTICE, THE LAW AND THE LAWYER...MARTIN MAYER MY FATHER'S WIFE...FRANK O'CONNOR PETER FALK: "THEY KILL YOU WITH SILENCE"...W.C. HEINZ FICTION FANTASTIC VOYAGE (PART 1)...ISAAC ASIMOV THE PRODIGAL FOOL...ISAAC BASHEVIS SINGER  Vanity Fair has been published since 1859 in both United States and Great Britain, and has been revived numerous times by several publishers as well as undergone change in its format and content. Collectible issues of Vanity Fair are those that contain SPY ( Leslie Ward) illustrations which were found in British weekly editions from the late 1800s through early 1900s, and American editions from 1913-1935 whose covers feature the works of international artists such as Lepape, Covarrubias, Erte, Chance, Benito, Fish, Garetto, etc. Moderate spine wear, light edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover Art - Going Down for the Last Time by Frederick Chance Contents THE WORLD OF IDEAS Red Scare: Recognition Style Congress Again - For Better, For Worse The Women's Magazines The Wettest New Year IN AND ABOUT THE THEATRE Ethel Waters (Color Photograph by Anton Bruehl) The Ebsens (Photograph by Nelson) The Theatre Lyda Roberti (Photograph by Nelson) Leslie Howard (Photograph by Steichen) CONCERNING THE CINEMA Ne Heads for Old Crowns Diana Wynyard (Photograph by Nelson) The Screen Katharine Hepburn (Photograph by Steichen) Boris Karloff (Photograph by Pinchot) Marie Dressler (Photograph by Steichen) THE WORLD OF ART Old New York Drinking Places The Foyer (Degas) THE NOTION COUNTER Babies, Just.....(Photographs) My Times-and Yours Something to Show The Criminal Codifiers (Photographs) The Intimate Recital The Unregenerate Death in a Hansom SATIRICAL SKETCHES Josef Stalin - Caricature by Schoukhaeff Vanity Fair's Own Paper Dolls No. 3: The Prince of Wales (Alajalov) SPORTS AND GAMES Going to the Dogs for Money Hitting the Canadian High-Spots MISCELLANEOUS International Street Scene (Photographs) Mr. Speaker Rainey (Photograph by Nelson) James W. Wadsworth (Photograph by Nelson) Hall of Fame Radio Starts the New Year Right

Harper's Weekly Magazine, 1893 $30.00

  

Magazine, Youth's Companion, N. E. Edition $24.00

  

1966 Saturday Evening Post, Fantastic Vo $6.00

  

Vanity Fair - January, 1934 Chance $50.00
Loads of color ads & illustrations. Cover is detatched - front & back cover held together by tape. Overall good condition, Cover is in nice shape shape for framing. Complete issue from March 1928  This Vintage July 1985 Easyriders Magazine (Entertainment For Adult Bikers) is complete and in excellent condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11" and is suitable for framing. The front cover features Win A Harley And A Fly & Putt Trip To Europe, Rare & Righteous K Model, A Beauty Named July & Racing Hogs In 1947. Full of vintage stories & articles and nice vintage ads.  This Vintage September 1988 Easyriders Magazine (Entertainment For Adult Bikers) is complete and in excellent condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11" and is suitable for framing. The front cover features California Governor Vetoes Lid Law, David Mann's Heartfelt Vietnam Centerspread, Don't Miss The Fiction & The Finest Bikes And Women In The World. Full of vintage stories & articles and nice vintage ads.  This Vintage July 1988 Easyriders Magazine (Entertainment For Adult Bikers) is complete and in excellent condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11" and is suitable for framing. The front cover features 1988 Rodeo Calendar, All About Willie G. Davidson's 1947 Knucklehead, The Best Scooters From Daytona To Washington & Rip-Roaring Tails And Tales. Full of vintage stories & articles and nice vintage ads.

Vintage Cosmopolitan Magazine Harrison F $74.99

  

Easyriders July 1985 Daytona Beach $15.49

  

Easyriders September 1988 David Mann $13.49

  

Easyriders July 1988 Daytona $15.49


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