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Paper and Ephemera: Magazines


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COVER ONLY** OF THE SATURDAY EVENING POST FOR SEPT 12 1942. ILLUS. BY MEAD SCHAEFFER. VG  COVER ONLY** OF THE SATURDAY EVENING POST FOR OCT 19 1940. SAILOR AND HIS GIRL EMBRACING, HER PURSE IS OPEN AND ANOTHER MANS PICTURE IS THERE ILLUS. BY JOHN NEWTON HEWITT. VG  COVER ONLY OF THE SATURDAY EVENING POST FOR JULY 29 1939. COWBOY AND COWGIRLS BY FLOYD DAVIS. GOOD W/EDGE WEAR.  COVER ONLY OF THE SATURDAY EVENING POST FOR SEPT 26,1942 . MILITARY LADY WITH RED CROSS HAT looking at the lkatest fashion. BY GILBERT BUNDY. GOOD+

PARATROOPER ARMY WWII MILITARY SEP Magaz

 

WWII SAILOR SATURDAY EVENING POST cover $31.88

 

COWBOY Cowgirl Western RODEO SATURDAY EV $35.86

 

RED CROSS Nurse WWII - SATURDAY EVENING $28.08

COVER ONLY** OF THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL FOR NOVEMBER 1917. COVER OF A BRIDE AND GROOM BY HAROLD BRETT. EDGE WEAR. VG COND.  COVER ONLY FROM FARM AND FIRESIDE MAGAZINE FOR NOVEMBER 1926. HASKELL COFFIN BEAUTY. LEFT EDGE CROPPED W/ SMALL TEARS NOT EFFECTING THE IMAGE. SOME SOILING AROUND EDGES.  Season's Greetings from Mad.  Shows Alfred E. Neuman as the Easter Bunny going down the chimney with a basket full of Easter eggs!  Very good condition with both the front and back covers and no torn or missing pages,  Thanks for looking!  


Pasadena Tournament of Roses Golden Jubilee, 1889 - 1939 


This magazine gives the history of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses, the Rose Parade, held every New Year's Day, from its conception in 1889 to 1939. One of the first floats is shown on page one. Some of the prize winners from each year, beginning in 1927, are shown in color, one to a page. Although Shirley Temple was the Grand Marshal of the parade in 1939, she is not mentioned or pictured in this magazine. 


The inside front cover advertises Tanner Motor Livery, showing the Gray Line Sightseeing tour bus, a limousine to be driven with a chauffeur, and the latest model (1939) U-Drive Cars. Inside back cover advertises Heine's Tobacco, and the outside back cover has a full page ad for Sunkist orange juice. 


The magazine, 8-3/4 x 11-3/4 inches, with about 32 pages, comes in its own envelope, unsent. The magazine has only a slightly bent upper corner, and is in very good shape. The envelope has darkened along the edges, and along the glued areas, and has a crinkled flap. 


Buyer to pay shipping and handling. Under 2 lb. Shipping information will be found at the bottom of the home page. For International shipping, please ask for cost quote.

Vintage Ladies Home Journal Cover Bride $38.50

 

HASKELL COFFIN Vintage Magazine Art Lady $41.40

 

1988 No 276 January Mad Magazine-Easter $9.99

 

Pasadena Tournament of Roses $22.50

This item is a Coronet Magzine of July 1953. In fairly good gondition given its age of approx. 47 years.Interesting Cover and back featuring a Camel ad with Dan Duryea.Great articles and humor that gives an insight into life some 50 years ago.  This used magazine is Isaac Asimov's Sci Fi Magazine May June 1978. It features a story The Last Full Measure by George Alec Effinger.It is in good condition considering its age.  Buyer pays $2.00  shipping & handling. Quoted S/H is for Domestic US only, we will requote Foreign S/H. Money Orders ensure next business day shipment.We do accept electronic payments ie: Paypal, only.  


Contents of this magazine include: Impact Hazards: Truth and Consequences; The Incredible Shrinking Tropics; The Astrographic Catalogue: A Century of Work Pays Off; A Do-It-Yourself Dobsonian; Comet Sleuthing on the Enternet; In the Land of the Midnight Sun; Observing a Fictional Moon; A See-Through Reflecting Telescope; QuickCam Astronomy; Rambling Throutgh the Skies; Sky & Telescope's Guide to the Sky; Big Dipper Variables; Asteroids in Ophiuchus; SkyWise; plus other features. 


158 pages. Small tear in back cover. Slight wear to corners. 


Under 2 lb.  May be shipped Priority (3 – 4 days).  

In the Hall of Columns of our nation's Capitol stands the heroic figure of one of Iowa's greatest statesmen: James Harlan of Mount Pleasant. Chosen with Samuel J. Kirkwood to represent the Hawkeye State in Statuary Hall, Harlan richly merited this honor. 


Not only had he served Iowa in the U.S. Senate for sixteen years, but he had been Abraham Lincoln's choice for Secretary of the Interior.  For constructive ability, for capacity of leadership, for sincere statesmanship, James Harlan had few equals among his contemporaries. 


Harlan, like Lincoln, had been born in a log cabin in Illinois. He served as president of Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant (the oldest institution of higher learning in continuous operation in Iowa). His daughter was married in 1868 to Robert Todd Lincoln, the only living son of Abraham Lincoln, and their marriage produced Abraham (Jack) Lincoln in 1873 -- the only namesake for the assassinated president.     


This <b>March, 1960 issue of The Palimpsest magazine,</b> published by the State Historical Society of Iowa, includes three features on James Harlan, his friendship with Lincoln, and the Harlan Home, which was restored in the 1960s as an important Iowa historic site.  


The articles were written by J. Raymond Chadwick and William J. Petersen. There's a lot of fascinating information here! 


The magazine is in Very Good condition with no defects beyond slight traces of a price tag on top of front! (1574)

Coronet Magazine July 1953 $3.00

 

Isaac Asimov's Sci Fi Magazine May June $2.75

 

Sky and Telescope Magazine June 1998 $3.99

 

Lincoln & Iowa Friend James Harlan $9.95

This March 1981 issue of the Saturday Evening Post features a story of Bobby Knight the contoversial former coach of Indiana University Basketball.Good condition with nice ads and other stories. It does have a label.  This item is a Warren Commision Report Collector's Edition.It was originally published by Natlus Publications,Inc.It is  a condensation of the report,and is in good condition given its age.Buyer pays $3.00 shipping & handling.Quoted S/H is for Domestic US only,we will requote Foreign S/H.Money Orders ensure next business day shipment. We do accept electronic payments thru Paypal only.  This item is a May 1990 edition of Inside Sports magazine.It has an in-depth look inside Michael Jordan a three-part special section.This magazine is in great condition.  This is the great fashion magazine called Mirabella from March 1994.  This great issue features MANON VON GERKAN on the cover.  Inside is Linda Evalgelisa, Katerina Witt, art by Michael Hayden, Bebe Newirth, Billy Boesky, Hooker.


Great story on AILEEN WUORNOS and much more in this issue.  There are 172 pages, 1 missing.

Saturday Evening Post March 1981 Bobby K $5.00

 

Warren Commision Report Collector's Edit $4.50

 

Inside Sports Michael Jordan May 1990 $4.95

 

Mirabella Fashion Magazine MAR 1994 $17.99



This is the <b>November/December 1979 issue of THE PALIMPSEST,</b> monthly publication of the State Historical Society of Iowa, Iowa  City.  


This issue contains articles on:  

<b> Cora Bussey Hillis:</b> Woman of Vision by Ginalie Swaim. Des Moines woman who gained national recognition as she campaigned for children's welfare ... including the FIRST SAFE PUBLIC SWIMMING FACILITY in the Iowa capital.


<b>Maximilian's Missouri</b> - Young German artist Karl Bodmer sketched the Indians, landscape, the American scene as he accompanied Prussian nobleman Alexander Phillip Maxmilian, Prince of Wied, on a year-long journey up the Missouri River from St. Louis along the     Iowa-Nebraska border to study INDIAN TRIBES IN THE AMERICAN PLAINS. The article includes 6 great color illustrations.   


<b>The Orphan's Friend: Charles Collins Townsend and the Orphan's Home of Industry</b> by Marcelia C. Fisher. Zealous,   penniless Episcopal missionary from Connecticut -- amidst controversy and community disaprobation and beset by continual financial difficulty -- operated home in Iowa City for orphans from streets and slums of New York in 1854-1868. Fascinating!     


The cover features a wonderful watercolor of a Sauk and a Mesquakie by Karl Bodmer. The issue also includes the Index for 1979.     


This issue is in Very Good condition with no defects beyond very light edge wear and some light soil on the soft covers. Residue from  a price tag is at top of front cover.  It's a great glimpse at some fascinating incidents in Iowa's history! (1369)  

This is the <b>June, 1950 issue of THE PALIMPSEST,</b> monthly publication of the State Historical Society of Iowa, Iowa City.  


This issue was a special edition featuring articles on the famous Amana Colonies in eastern Iowa.  It's a reprint of the May, 1936 issue which was written by Bertha M. H. Shambaugh and digested information from her book about the area.  A brief biography is  featured at the beginning of the issue.     


The site for the colonies was chosen by their leader, Christian Metz and first settled in 1854. The group was officially named the  Community of True Inspiration and lived in a modified, cooperative capitalism, with wages, profits and private ownership, in which  communism functions as an overtone.      


The Seven Colonies are described in minute detail here, as well as shown in a number of wonderful vintage photos. A map inside the  back cover shows the colonies' locations, as well as landmarks within the settlement.     


This issue is in Very Good condition with no defects beyond very light edge wear on the soft covers and a small area on the  front where someone scribbled a bit.  It's a great glimpse at some fascinating incidents in Iowa's history!     (1366)  

This is the <b>October 1940 issue of THE PALIMPSEST,</b> monthly publication of the State Historical Society of Iowa, Iowa City.  


This issue contains articles on:

Phil Stong's Hawkeyes by Ruth A Gallaher. Critique of book she calls 'roughly speaking, one-fourth wrong, one-fourth dull, one-fourth offensive, and only one-fourth good. It might so easily have been a really great book.'  


No Convention in 1840 by Jack T. Johnson. Constitutional convention and events leading from Territorial to Statehood status. Great  details! 


Crum and the Standard by James Fox. Rivalry between two Iowa newspaper editors in 1840s. Thomas Hughes in Bloomington and William Crum in Muscatine.   


The Bloomington Herald by Edith May Bell. Story of beginning of the newspaper and its evolution through the 1800s. Many business and editors'/owners' names in this one.     


This issue is in Very Good condition with no defects beyond very light edge wear on the soft covers, although it is ex lib and has a  library stamp on the front cover.  It's a great glimpse at some fascinating incidents in Iowa's history! (1367)  This is the <b>February 1945 issue of THE PALIMPSEST,</b> monthly publication of the State Historical Society of Iowa, Iowa City.  


This issue contains articles on:    Sleighing Time by William J. Petersen. How Iowans in mid-1800s enjoyed sleighing, coasting, skating, bobsledding and similar jolly winter pastimes.  Iowa Corn for Russians by B. F. Tillinghast. 1892 shipment of Iowa corn to drought and crop-failure sufferers in Russia.    


This issue is in Very Good condition with no defects beyond very light edge wear on the soft covers. It's a great glimpse at some  fascinating incidents in Iowa's history! (1368)

Townsend's Orphans; River Art; Cora Hill $9.95

 

Amana That Is --- Amana That Was $9.95

 

Iowa Politics, Newspapers in 1840 $9.95

 

Sleighing Time, Iowa Corn for Russians $9.95



Here's the information-packed July, 1945 issue of The Palimpsest, monthly publication of the State  Historical Society of Iowa, Iowa City. 


This issue contains articles on: <b><font color=red>Independence Day in 1845 </font></b> - How the Iowa Territory celebrated July 4th … spirit of Manifest Destiny,  local celebrations, fireworks, patriotic speeches, Sabbath School Scholars, prominent participants, toasts, parades.  


Iowa Birds Then and Now - Audubon expedition, wild ducks, geese, swans, a new finch, white  pelicans, sandhill cranes, many more named.  Audubon's observations were very limited and his records  incomplete, but the birds he mentioned constitute an important list in the ornithological history of Iowa.


An Iowa Anecdote - Settler family with covered wagon crossing the Mississippi in 1851-2.


The Little Giant - Illinois Senator Stephen A. Douglas, Lincoln-Douglas debates, Burlington political storm. 


This issue is in Very Good condition with no defects beyond very light edge wear on the soft covers. It's a  great glimpse at some incidents in Iowa's history! (1230)    

This is the July, 1960 issue of the <b>Iowa Journal of History,</b> quarterly publication of the State Historical  Society of Iowa, Iowa City.  The magazine was designed by the Society to disseminate Iowa history and the articles are quite detailed with relevant names, places and dates!


The back cover of each issue lists the  Federal and State officials in office (U.S. President, Senators, Representatives, Governor, Lieutenant  Governor, Iowa House Speaker and Iowa Supreme Court Justices) at the time of publication and 100 years  before -- in this case current President Dwight Eisenhower and centennial President James Buchanan.


This issue contains articles on: History as Human Behavior(by Samuel P. Hays); Governor Ralph P. Lowe and State Aid to Railroads (by Leonard F. Ralston); James S. Clarkson versus Benjamin Harrison, 1891-1893: A Political Saga(by Stanley P.  Hirschson); Iowa Newspapers Report the 1860 Nomination of Lincoln (edited by Mildred Throne).     


The cover features a view of Chicago -- the Convention City -- as it appeared when the Republicans met in  their 'Wigwam' and nominated Lincoln for President in 1860. 


Two special sections deal with Historical  Activities in the state and Historical Publications. 


This issue is in Very Good condition with no defects beyond very light edge wear on the soft covers. It's a  great glimpse at some fascinating incidents in Iowa's history! (1213)  


 

This is the March, 1971 issue of The Palimpsest, monthly publication of the State Historical Society of  Iowa, Iowa City. 


This issue contains articles on:


The Iowa BPW (Business & Professional Women's Club) 1919-1970 by Henrietta Zagel;  


District History by Florence Falk;

The Thread of Legislation by Helen Vanderburg;


The Iowa Business Woman by Doris Reed;    


BPW in Retrospect by Henrietta Zagel.    


On the front cover is a color photo of Iowa officers at the 1970 Golden Anniversary Convention in Des  Moines.  The back cover features two full color photos of former state officers of BPW. 


Inside is a photo  section of black/white photos and drawings that show Charter Members and the First BPW Club Home in  Waterloo, Iowa;  brown wrapping paper used to record the minutes of the first meeting ever held seeking  to bring together the membership of Iowa's business and professional clubs for women;  words and music  for The Golden Key, BPW song; portraits of past presidents, 1920-1970; the Shenandoah BPW Club's style  show in the early 1930s; 'Iowa Breakfast' at the national BPW convention in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1946; club  objectives; club emblem and benediction.  


This issue is in Very Good condition with no defects beyond very light edge wear on the soft covers. It's a  great glimpse at some fascinating business women in Iowa's history!    


Music Star <b>HAMMER</b> is featured on the cover of  this March, 1992 issue of Ebony magazine.  


Other people/topics in this issue include: Skin Color; What Black Women Want in a Man; Are the New Gospel Songs too Jazzy and Worldly?; Crisis of Black  Hospitals; 10 Hottest Couples; One Name, Two Names or Same Name in New  Marriages?  


The magazine is in Very Good condition with a tear on spine and some residue from a  mailing label on bottom front.

Audubon, Iowa Birds, 4th of July Celebra $9.95

 

Lincoln Nomination, State Aid to Railroa $9.95

 

Iowa BPW Organization - 50th Anniversary $9.95

 

HAMMER on March 92 EBONY Cover $6.50

June 1975 Movie Life magazine. In fair condition with 74 pages. L139x10. (s1)    PDP2002  December 1953 Good Housekeeping magazine. Original price is 35 cents, magazine in good condition, cover in fair condition. MAG23.     February 1934 McCalls magazine. Original price is 10 cents, magazine in good condition, cover in fair condition. MAG22.     July 1965 Good Housekeeping magazine. Original price is 50 cents, in good condition. MAG20.

June 1975 Movie Life magazine $1.00

 

December 1953 Good Housekeeping magazine $10.00

 

February 1934 McCalls magazine $15.00

 

July 1965 Good Housekeeping magazine $7.00

February 1940 Womans Home Companion magazine. Original price is 10 cents, in very good condition. MAG21.     June 1957 Womans Day magazine. Original price is 7 cents, in good condition. MAG19.     December 1951 Every Womans magazine. The Woman’s Guide To Better Living, original price is 5 cents, overall condition is good, cover is in fair condition. MAG16.     August 1937 Child Life magazine. The Children’s Own Magazine, Special Story Number, in fair condition, some small tears in cover. MAG15.

February 1940 Womans Home Companion maga $13.00

 

June 1957 Womans Day magazine $10.00

 

December 1951 Every Womans magazine $11.00

 

August 1937 Child Life magazine $14.00

October 1954 Womans Day magazine. In fair condition, Many advertisements for collectors. MAG14.     February 1968 Womans Day magazine. Features Peanuts TV special. Many advertisements for collectors. Original price is 20 cents, good condition. MAG09.     May 1966 Ladys Circle magazine. Features Phyllis Diller, misc. Many advertisements for collectors. Original price is 25 cents, very good condition. MAG08.     March 1968 Ladys Circle magazine. Features Carol Burnett, Rosemary Prinz, misc. Many advertisements for collectors. Original price is 25 cents, very good condition. MAG06.

October 1954 Womans Day magazine $11.00

 

February 1968 Womans Day magazine $8.00

 

May 1966 Ladys Circle magazine $9.00

 

March 1968 Ladys Circle magazine $8.00

October 1969 Ladys Circle magazine. Features The Kate Smith, misc. Many advertisements for collectors. Original price is 25 cents, very good condition. MAG07.     April 1969 Ladys Circle magazine. Features The Lennon Sisters, crib death, misc. Many advertisements for collectors. Original price is 25 cents, very good condition. MAG05.     February 1966 Ladys Circle magazine. Many advertisements for collectors. Original price is 25 cents, very good condition. MAG03.     April 1966 Ladys Circle magazine. Features Vietnam articles, misc. Many advertisements for collectors. Original price is 25 cents, very good condition. MAG04.

October 1969 Ladys Circle magazine $8.00

 

April 1969 Ladys Circle magazine $8.00

 

February 1966 Ladys Circle magazine $9.00

 

April 1966 Ladys Circle magazine $9.00

November 1967 Ladys Circle magazine. Features Mia Sinatra, Billy Graham, misc. Many advertisements for collectors. Original price is 25 cents, very good condition. MAG01.     August 1967 Ladys Circle magazine. Features The Lennon Sisters, misc. Many advertisements for collectors. Original price is 25 cents, very good condition. MAG02.     RUSSIAN VILLAGE SCENE with houses, people and a bridge. Vivid colors. Ca 1910-20. Very good condition. This card has a written letter on the back, unforunately I do not speak or read Russian and have not had it interperted.  RUSSIAN WOMEN with arms folded and leaning on a table with a cart, flowers, rooster, and pictures in the background. Card is dated 19 16/2 18 which is interpreted as Feb. 16, 1918. There are no postmarks or stamps. All printing is in Russian. Same for what is written. Card is in Excellent condition.

November 1967 Ladys Circle magazine $9.00

 

August 1967 Ladys Circle magazine $9.00

 

RUSSIAN VILLAGE SCENE -ca 1910-20 POSTCA $5.00

 

RUSSIAN WOMEN W / PIX-19 16 / 2 18 POSTCARD $5.00

CAPITOL BUILDING, HAVANA, CUBA - This postcard was "MADE IN U.S.A PUB BY ROBERTS & CO., HAVANA, CUBA". Printed on the back of the card is the following: "The Capitol Building is a marvel of Engineering, Sculpture and Painting. Built at a cost of over sixteen million dollars it represents every thing modern in construction and is considered the most beautiful palace in Latin America. One of the greatest features in the interior is the enormous statue respsenting Cuba. Ca 1940's. Card has the following number on the top left side 12852. Mint condition.     This is a wonderful March 1997 ELLE Magazine with Helena Christensen cover.  It has wonderful spreads, models and articles.  


Great Guess, Versace, Kate Moss, Liz Hurley, Skin, Jarvis Cocker, Stella Tenant, Gucci, YSL, lots of RUNWAY and BACKSTAGE shots, Carla Bruni, Linda Evangesilta, Karen Muldar, Max Mara, Jilsander, GEORGE CLOONEY and MICHELLE PFEIFFER article, Joop, Moschino, DORFF, Sergio Rossi, Claudia, Gershon Gina, and just so much more in this 266 page issue.    This is the August 1996 UK Edition of ELLE Magazine, with Naomi Campbell article, photographer DAVID BAILEY with the Bad Boys.  He took pictures of Liam and Noel, Jarvis, Ewan McGregor and Damien HIRST NAKEN and more.  


Great runway small shot of YASMIN LeBon and Yasmin in the great ad for Breast cancer.


The cover model is Carolyn Murphy.  Also has Cindy Crawford, and CHRISTY TURLINGTON article about her retirement.  So much more in this great 194 page issue.  This is a wonderful ELLE Magazine from March 1997 with Christy Turlington cover.  This is a HUGE issue with 438 pages.  


It has all the wonderful models, advertising and fashion spreads.  Just oo many to name.  A sampling of them is shown.

CAPITOL BUILDING , HAVANA, CUBA POSTCARD $5.00

 

1997 UK ELLE Magazine Helena Christensen $34.99

 

1996 UK ELLE Magazine Yasmin David Baile $19.99

 

1997 ELLE Magazine Turlington MARCH HUG $19.99

Officiel Magazine FEB 1979  


Cooking for One 


by Norah Mannion Wilmot 


Uncomplicated Scalloped Oysters; Gingery Legs and Thighs; Cloud 9 Rolls; German Apple Cakes; this is the kind of food that makes Cooking for One a joy. And joie de vivre is one of the reasons why the first edition of this charming cookbook sold out immediately when first published by Norah Mannion Wilmot. 


The author was 85, but there is nothing old-fashioned about her approach to cooking for one -- just the kind of good-humoured, no-fuss advice that only someone who enjoys her own cooking can give. And there are enough time- and food-saving hints in the book to make a cook out of anyone. 


Published by Douglas & McIntyre/ Vancouver and Madrona Publishers/Seattle, 7th printing, 1980. Soft cover, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 inches, 64 pages. Slight wear to corners, and not completely flat, but nevertheless in clean and unmarked condition. 

Under 1 lb.  This is a Smithsonian, January 1997, Volume 27, Number 10 featuring some of the following:  ~Raising a 40 ton stone block in Egypt;  Susan Morse the aminal habitat preservist;  the works of CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH - the Scottish architect;  CHICKENS & ROOSTERS; the sale of a 14th Century Castle called Sarzay in Montfermeil; great article about the TOOTHPICK; Sir Francis Drake; and O. HENRY's career and much more.  Wonderful full color glossy pages.   The pictures of the American Indians are wonderful!!!!      Do you like Square Dancing ~ great areticle on modern Western square dancing; American Impressionist J. Alden Weir; Butterflies;  Idaho's Benedicte Wrensted Danish-born photographer's studio portraits of the AMERICAN INDIANS; RH Lyon Corp; John Rice Irwin's museun in Norris Tennessee gives life to the heart, soul and tru grit of the Applachian mountain people and Waiting for Arthur:  a winter vigil at Camelot.  This is February 1996 SMithsonian, Volume 26 Number 11.

Officiel Magazine FEB 1979 $39.99

 

Cooking for One $5.00

 

~Smithsonian ROOSTERS ~ O. Henry ++ MORE $8.99

 

Wrensteds AMERICAN INDIANS ~Smithsonian $9.99

Town and Country Magazine that is complete and 162 pages full of the classic pages.  Has the Condorde, American Polo, Fashion for Kids, and Americas Qeen of arts.  This is a wonderful magazine for WOMEN called FIRST.  This is the great   issue from October 1989 that has wonderful fashions, beauty, health and fitness, food, kids, crafts and more. 


Look at the baby wear and afghan that you can knit.  Also has those classic fashion models, ie Renee Simonsen.


Complete 150 page issue.  This is the HUGE and wonderful issue of ELLE magazine from SEPT 1989.  The cover model is Michaela Bercu.  This is full of fashions, beautiful models, runway pics and great articles.  



It has a great insert for Ellen Tracy of all CINDY CRAWFORD.  This issue of 496 pgaes is just too large to list everything that is in it.  A sampling is shown.

 1992 Camera and Darkroom Magazine Models - John Huet


This is a wonderful old issue of this magazine from December 1992.  It has a wide selection of techniques and more.  There is John Huet (pic shown), interview with master printer Bob Korn who did work with Esquire, Jay Meisel, Richard Avedone and more.  Has photographs of Jock sturges, and more in this 72 page issue.  There is some writing inside on some of the pages like someone was noting what to buy.  Still wonderful.

Town and Country Magazine Jan 1989 Fashi $16.99

 

FIRST for WOMEN 1989 Fashions Knitting + $9.99

 

1989 ELLE Magazine HUGE Michaela Crawfor $22.99

 

1992 Camera and Darkroom Magazine Bob KO $9.99

Architectural Digest 95 AD 100 Designers      Sept 95 with the annual Architectural Digest International Directory of Interior Designers and Architects also Francis Ford Coppola in Belize also homes in Puerto Rico Lake Naivasha Kenya Jakarta Indonesia Thailand Japan Amber India Turkey an island near Helsinki and gardens in New Zealand with designers Manolo Mestre Abacus Design Bensley Design Group Studios Gerson Castelo Branco Jaya Ibrahim.    Wonderful advertising with a gorgeous Claudia Schiffer Chanel ad, and other famous designer ads.   This is a March 26, 1972 UK - England Sunday Times Magazine.  This great issue features DER FUHRER - Hitlers Possessiont with his pictures, his papers and his niece.  A wonderful article full.  Also has ads for Lancia, Air France, Royal Air Force, Johnnie Walker No 3 in a series called Stay Calm Under Pressure, ad for DENBY Pottery with Romany pattern, the legacy of EGYPT article, French Line, article on the history of Cleopatra which has lots of pictures including Vivien Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor, Theda Bara, and the Revlon Cleopartra look.  


Also has a cool ad with Veruschka and Tonik is her escort.  TWA ad, clothes, fashions, cars, and more in this 92 page issue.   090504B

1964 Harper’s Bazaar Magazine 

This is an awesome June 1964 issue of Harper’s Bazaar magazine.  

It is full of wonderful fashion spreads, advertising and those great fashion photographers.  

It has some of the following:  Ben Kahn Furs, Sheffield necklace watches, Coer by HIRO, Saks Fifth Avenue, Harry Winston jewels, Timex watches, Cadillac Car, TRIFARI Jewels, Revlon, Cover Girl with ANNE de ZAGHEB that international model, Hazel Bishop, cool old AVON Cosmetics ad, RICHARD AVEDON with OMAR SHARIF, Cristina Austin, Munkacsi by Avedon, up and coming with lots of new celebrities ROBERT REDFORD, TOM JONES, Lesley Warren at 17, Carrie Nye, Samantha Eggar, David Hedison, Orson Bean, Robert Alda, Dirk Bogarde, spread by FRANCESCO SCAVULLO,  in this 130 numbered pages.  Two are not there, but they count the mail in cards as pages.  All the articles and fashion spread are complete.  Architectural Digest, January 1995  The International Magazine of Fine Interior Design  Special Issue: England  Articles include:  Josephine Hart in Sussex  A Dorset Millhouse  Ira von Furstenberg's English Accents  The Mulberry Touch  On Eaton Square  Glydebourne Forever  The Art of Collecting  Loring's London  Wiltshire Perspectives  Excellent, unread condition.

Architectural Digest 1995 AD 100 Designe $6.99

 

1972 UK Magazine DER FUHRER HITLER VERUS $18.99

 

1964 Harper’s Bazaar Magazine AVEDON SCA $48.99

 

Architectural Digest 1995 ENGLAND Issue $7.50




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