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Paper and Ephemera: Magazines: News


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Paper and Ephemera: Magazines: News?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
This Vintage April 16, 1979 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition with slight crease. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Islam: The Militant Revival". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage April 9, 1979 Time magazine is complete and in good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Nuclear Nightmare". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage February 12, 1979 Time magazine is complete and in good condition with creases & is bent. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Avatullah Khomeini". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage December 25, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition with slight creases. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Deal With China Jimmy Carter". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.

Time Magazine April 16, 1979 Islam (Mili $8.25

  

Time Magazine April 9, 1979 Nuclear Nigh $8.25

  

Time Magazine February 12, 1979 Ayatulla $8.00

  

Time Magazine December 25, 1978 Jimmy Ca $8.45
This VIntage December 18, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in good condition with slight creases. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Convention Fever". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage December 11, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in good condition with slight creases. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Cosmetics: Kiss And Sell". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage November 13, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in good condition with slight wear. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "To The Rescue". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage November 6, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in good condition with slight creases. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "The New U.S. Farmer". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.

Time Magazine December 18, 1978 Conventi $8.00

  

Time Magazine December 11, 1978 Cosmetic $8.00

  

Time Magazine November 13, 1978 To The R $8.00

  

Time Magazine November 6, 1978 New U. S. $8.00
This VIntage October 30, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "John Paul II". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This Vintage October 16, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Hispanic Americans". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage September 25, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition with slight wear. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "After The Summit". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage September 18, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "The Shah: Iran In Turmoil". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.

Time Magazine October 30, 1978 John Paul $9.25

  

Time Magazine October 16, 1978 Hispanic $9.25

  

Time Magazine September 25, 1978 After T $8.25

  

Time Magazine September 18, 1978 The Sha $8.45
This VIntage September 11, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in good condition with slight wear. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Showdown At Camp David". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage September 4, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "The New Pope John Paul I". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage July 3, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Warren Beatty". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage April 10, 1978 Time magazine is complete and in good condition with slight wear and creases. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Those Lawyers". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.

Time Magazine September 11, 1978 Camp Da $8.25

  

Time Magazine September 4, 1978 New Pope $10.49

  

Time Magazine July 3, 1978 Warren Beatty $9.25

  

Time Magazine April 10, 1978 Those Lawye $7.45
This VIntage February 28, 1977 Time magazine is complete and in good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Linda Ronstadt: Torchy Rock". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage October 25, 1976 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Here Comes King Kong". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage November 22, 1976 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "TV's Super Women: Charlie's Angels". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  This VIntage March 1, 1976 Time magazine is complete and in very good condition. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features "Gore Vidal's New Novel 1876 Sins Of The Fathers". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.

TIme Magazine February 28, 1977 Linda Ro $8.45

  

Time Magazine October 25, 1976 Here Come $10.79

  

Time Magazine November 22, 1976 Charlie' $10.49

  

Time Magazine March 1, 1976 Gore Vidal's $9.25
This VIntage October 18, 1968 Time magazine is complete and in good condition with slight wear & crease. This magazine measures approx. 8 1/4" x 11". This magazine is suitable for framing. The front cover features " The Revolt Of The Right: Wallace & Lemay". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads.  THE SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE Dated May 5, 1951 Cover Design by John Falter Contents: Short Stories Blond Malice...Thomas Barlow Man Without a Future...Evelyn Hawes Hong Kong Conspiracy...Sidney Small The Flirt at Cougar Ford...Kenneth Sinclair Articles Who Said the French Won't Fight...Harold Martin We Were a Frontier Family...Alma Anderson The Multimillionaire Nobody Knows...Ralph McGill How the Giants Found a Pitcher in the Doghouse...Stanley Frank Denmark's American Sweetheart...Ernest Leiser They're In Love With Their Home Town...Em Locker Why Don't We Stop This Inflation...Peter Drucker Here come the Elephants...Juliet Bridgman I Was a Surgeon for the Chinese Reds...Ernest Lippa Serials Trial by Terror (3 of 7)...Paul Gallico Who Killed Miss X (7 of 8)...Mary McMullen  CONTENTS SHORT STORIES FIRST LOVE...GERTRUDE SCHWEITZER TANK ATTACK...FRANCIS CHASE, JR. THE PREACHER'S CONFESSION...ALBERTA WILSON CONSTANT THE SHERIFF WAS SCARED...MICHAEL FESSIER ARTICLES WE NEED EISENHOWER... I GREW UP WITH EISENHOWER...R.G. TONKIN, AS TOLD TO CHARLES AMSDELL THE CITIES OF AMERICA: COLUMBUS, OHIO...GEORGE SESSIONS PERRY WE DRANK HITLER'S CHAMPAGNE...DAVID KENYON WEBSTER HOW TO GET LOST WHILE DRIVING...ROBERT M. YODER THEY TELL US STALIN'S SECRETS...JAMES P. O'DONNELL MISS COVINGTON TMES THE YOUNG...JEROME ELLISON THE MAZING MR. CHURCHILL: THEY LAUGHED AT WINSTON'S LAND SHIP (FIFTH OF EIGHT ARTICLES)...ROBERT LEWIS TAYLOR SERIALS ISLAND RESCUE (SECOND OF EIGHT PARTS)...JERRARD TICKELL NOTHING TO LOSE (EVENTH OF EIGHT PARTS)...HMMOND INNES COVER BY DICK SARGENT  CONTENTS STRANGERS IN TOWN...SHIRLEY JACKSON LAST TIME FOR THE MARSHAL...J.R. MOON, JR. FIFTEEN YEARS AFTER...ZACHARY BALL SLIGHTLY INDISCREET...JOSEPH CARROLL ARTICLES MY LIFE AT WEST POINT...PETER DAWKINS, AS TOLD TO HAROLD H. MARTIN YOU CAN GET AWAY FROM IT ALL...PAUL SHUBERT ADVENTURES OF THE MIND, 28: YOUR BRAIN AND YOUR BEHAVIOR...DR. R.W.GERARD LADY UMPIRE OF THE SOCIAL GAME...ROBERT AND PATRICIA CAHN THE UNTOLD STORY OF LITTLE ROCK, PART II: "WHERE DOES THE GOVERNOR STAND?"...VIRGIL T. BLOSSOM MAYOR UNDER THE SOVIET GUN...JAMES P. O'DONNELL THE FACE OF AMERICA: MUSIC IN THE PARK...PHOTOGRAPH BY BOB SMALLMAN SERIAL TIMBERBEAST (CONCLUSION)...VERNE ATHANAS THE CASE OF THE MYTHICAL MONKEYS (FIFTH OF EIGHT PARTS)...ERLE STANLEY GARDNER COVER DESIGN BY THORNTON UTZ

Time Magazine October 18, 1968 Wallace / L $8.45

  

1951 SATURDAY EVENING POST Magazine - Ma $12.00

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE MAY 3 195 $15.95

  

1959 Sat Evening Post May 30 - Blue Ridg $19.95
THE BEATLES HERE'S THE SCENE: THE BEATLES MIA FARROW AND A POST REPORTER ALL GATHER IN INDIA TO MEDITATE WITH THE MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE - MAY 4, 1968 ARTICLES: HAS THE COUNTRY GONE MAD? BOBBY'S RED GUARDS BLACK PANTHER THERE ONCE WAS A GURU FROM RISHIKESH (PART 1) DEATH IN GUALETMALA CITY THE FLIP-FLOP MACHINES VISIONS OF SUPER STARSNDANE IN HIS HEAD I'M GOING TO MAKE IT - I'VE GOT TO FICTION THE MIDNIGHT MOVIE DIRECTOR YASH THE CHIMNEY SWEEP DEPARTMENTS LETTERS MY KIND OF PEOPLE AMERICA, AMERICA POST SCRIPTS HAZEL EDITORIAL  The Saturday Evening Post [v222 #46, May 13, 1950] (15¢, 184pp, 10½" x 13½", cover by John Falter) 19 · The Truth About the Jackie Robinson Case [Part 1 of 2] · Arthur Mann · ar 22 · The Innocent and the Guilty · Norman Katkov · nv; illus. Fred Ludekens 24 · Are We Letting Our Children Down? · Henry F. & Katharine Pringle · ar Arlington Virginia schools 26 · The General’s Lady · Paul Jones · ss; illus. Larry Kritcher 28 · The Forgotten Tunnel from England to France · James P. O’Donnell · ar 30 · Carnival Queen · James Street · ss; illus. Gilbert Bundy 31 · Russia Almost Lost the War · Gen. Alexei Markoff · ar The Nazis attacked and Stalin was on vacation 32 · Warning: The Water Problem Is National · Hugh Hammond Bennett · ar 34 · San Quentin Is My Home: What Happens When You Turn Them Loose? [Part 8 of 8] · Clinton T. Duffy, as told to Dean Jennings · ar 35 · Do You Take This Woman? · Neill C. Wilson · ss; illus. George Garland 36 · Men at Work: Public-Health Doctor · Richard Thruelsen · ar Dr. Martin of Louisiana 38 · Catastrophe Alarm · Ronald G. Sercombe · ss; illus. Melbourne Brindle 40 · I Was a Gambling-House Dealer · Trina Mascott · ar Dealing Blackjack in Reno 42 · Legacy of Fear [Part 2 of 8] · Garnett Weston · sl; illus. James R. Bingham 44 · Passing Strange · John McGiffert · pm 44 · Lines Found in a Guest-Room Chandelier - Pinned to the Guest · Ethel Jacobson · pm 44 · Wit’s End · William W. Pratt · pm 44 · Stamping Grounds · Richard Armour · pm 44 · Ring That Horn! · C. F. Chien · ms 47 · Girl in Hiding [Part 6 of 6] · Edwin Lanham · sl; illus. Bernard D’Andrea 54 · Home is a Hand · Julia Savarese · pm 60 · Foreboder · M. M. Parrish · pm 90 · Rocky Mountain Spring · S. Omar Barker · pm 97 · Parent’s Report Card · Jane H. Merchant · pm 102 · This Thing Called Courage · B. Y. Williams · pm 132 · One Hill from Heaven · Herbert Merrill · pm 173 · Ask Any Husband, Any Wife · R. H. Grenville · pm 184 · Keeping Posted · Misc. · ms; about Trina Mascott.  Saturday Evening Post June 25, 1955 with a cover by John Clymer. A great Birthday or Anniversary Gift! Lorimer's master piece enjoyed by generations of Americans. Wonderful artists and writers as well. Abundantly filled with ads and cartoons. Well rounded reading that anyone would enjoy. 10½" x 13½", cover by John Clymer) · Jilted · Herbert Depew · ss · The Dope Runners · LaSelle Gilman · ss · Murder in the Sky · Frank Harvey · ss · End of the Rainbow [Part ? of ?] · Vern Sneider · sl · Forbidden Valley [Part 4 of 7] · Thomas Thompson · sl · This Life I’ve Led [Part 1 of 5] · Mildred (Babe) Didrikson Zaharias, as told to Harry T. Paxton · ar · The World’s Busiest Police Beat · Stanley Frank · ar Warren Anderson's Ohio farm is the centerfold between Mansfield and Massillon. The world's busiest police beat New York's 14th precinct. Strong man from the south - Sen. Walter George of Georgia. He makes Hollywood mad James Mason Idyll in the Ozarks Drifting down southeast Missouri rivers. How to make sea water tasty  CONTENTS STORIES THE ORPHAN...LEON WARE MAN FROM THE TALL TIMBER...GEORGES CAROUSSO LET'S DROP THE WHOLE THING...SUE KAUFMAN THE MARRIAGE THAT COULDN'T SUCCEED...CONRAD RICHTER ARTICLES I CASED STALIN'S BACK YARD...PHIL GUSTAFSON THE TRUTH ABOUT THE FLORIDA RACE TROUBLES...JOE ALEX MORRIS EVERY GIRL'S A QUEEN...WILLIAM L. WORDEN HAVE THE BONUS BOYS PAID OFF FOR BASEBALL?...HARRY T. PAXTON THE CANDID CONGRESSMAN FROM CONNECTICUT...T.E. MURPHY IS THIS ROBINSON CRUSOE'S ISLAND?...EVAN M. WYLIE THE MOREY CASE: WHY DID THEY KILL? (SECOND OF FOUR ARTICLES)...JOHN BARTLOW MARTIN SERIAL THE HUNTED WOMAN (FIRST OF SIX PARTS)...MARTHA ALBRAND ONE MURDER TO MANY (FIFTH OF SIX PARTS)...EDWIN LANHAM COVER...BY GEORGE HUGHES

POST MAG MAY 4, 1968 THE BEATLES, MIA FA $19.95

  

1950 Saturday Evening Post May 13 - Jack $15.95

  

1955-SATURDAY EVENING POST-JUNE 25-14TH $15.95

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE JUN 21 19 $17.95
COVER STORY: How BOBBY KENNEDY plans to win it ... David Wise. ARTICLES: OK, Julie is a beautiful, mute, nymphomaniac Indian girl ... John Skow. It's movie time again in Kanab Utah, where they've been making Westerns for 30 years. The filming of MACKENNA'S GOLD, with Telly Savalas, Omar Sharif and JULIE NEWMAR (thus the title of the article); [NICE Photos, including Julie in the water.] Let the ghetto run its own schools (Speaking Out) ... Jonathan Kozol. Another conversation with Catfish (Affairs of State) ... Stewart Alsop. Pretty Nancy (Points West,) ... Joan Didion. Longer life for leukemia victims ... Alice Lake. Our own worst enemy ... William J. Lederer. Illustrated by Robert McCall. What happened to dream town? ... Anne Chamberlin. Fiction: True grit (Part II) ... Charles Portis. Full page color illustration by Stan Galli. DEPARTMENTS: Letters; America, America; My kind of people (Cartoons); Post scripts;Cover. . . Steve Schapiro (Black Star); Editorial.  The Saturday Evening Post [v219 #51, June 21, 1947] (10¢, 160pp, 10½" x 13½", cover by Stevan Dohanos) 22 · The Girl and the Atom · Dick Pearce · ss 27 · The Rebellion of Watley · Francis K. Allan · ss 30 · The Devil at Crazy Man · James Warner Bellah · ss; western. 34 · Doris and the Sea Wolf · Jay Wilson · ss 18 · Dark Forboding · Roderick Lull · ss 36 · Extra! Extra! [Part 3 of 8] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl 40 · High Vermillion [Part 4 of 6] · Luke Short · sl 15 · Ireland Turns Away from the U.S.A. · Demaree Bess · ar 20 · Admiral Halsey Tells His Story [Part 2 of 9] · William F. Halsey & J. Bryan, III · ar 23 · The Mystery of Wimbledon Tennis · Al Laney · ar Don Budge and others 24 · My Two Years with Truman · George E. Allen · ar 26 · They’re After Your Nose Now · Francis Sill Wickware · ar 28 · How the Comingtee Treasure Was Found · Herbert Ravenel Sass & Charlotte Ball · ar 32 · Partners of the Sun · Steven M. Spencer · ar Better lighting - 1/4 of our energy goes to seeing  1959 Sat Evening Post June 13 - Family Fishing;  SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE JUN 20 1959 NOT FUNNY

Sat Eve POST June 1 1968 BOBBY KENNEDY J $29.95

  

1947 Saturday Evening Post June 21 -Irel $29.95

  

1959 Sat Evening Post June 13 - Family F $19.95

  

1959 Sat Evening Post June 20 - Broken A $14.00
-THE SATURDAY EVENING POST- -JULY 2, 1955- -IN THIS ISSUE- -4 SHORT STORIES-NEVER FALL FOR A MAMA'S BOY-MASSACRE AT KIMURANGU-MISS SYMPATHY-THE GOOD THIEF -8 ARTICLES-HELP FOR THE ALCOHOLIC'S FAMILY-PRETTIEST THINGS AFLOAT-THE WORLDS WORST WOMAN-THE FACE OF AMERICA HERE LIVED A HERO-HOLLYWOOD'S YANKEE-DOODLE DANDY-PROFESSOR FOR THE FLY-FLY BOYS-THIS LIFE I'VE LED- -2 SERIALS-END OF THE RAINBOW-FORBIDDEN VALLEY- -0THER FEATURES-LETTERS,EDITORIALS,POST SCRIPTS,VERSE- (THE WORLDS WORST WOMAN-EAST GERMAN MINISTER OF JUSTICE HILDE BENJAMIN-IN A SINGLE TRIAL SHE SENTENCED TO DEATH 38 ENEMIES OF THE PEOPLE-THEY DISAGREED WITH HER-THIS IS THE TRUE AND TERRIFYING STORY OF RED HILDE)-WHAT IT LIKE TO LIVE IN EAST GERMANY IN 1955 -  The Saturday Evening Post [v223 # 3, July 15, 1950] (15¢, 10½" x 13½", cover by Alajalov) 17 · I Posed as a Communist for the FBI [Part 1 of 3] · Matt Cvetic, as told to Pete Martin · ar 20 · I’ll Get Even [Part 1 of 2] · William Fay · sl Bowling Story 22 · The Great Schnozzola · Maurice Zolotow · ar Jimmy Durante 24 · The Scandal · Mary Roberts Rinehart · ss 26 · Now You Can Sail Through Texas · George Sessions Perry · ar Intracoastal Canal, Marrero LA. 28 · The Killer and the Pit · John L. Sinclair · ss 29 · We’re Not the Best in the World · Hanson W. Baldwin · ar 30 · Warning: Earthquake Coming! · Milton Silverman · ar Fukui Japan 32 · All The Girls Loved Jones · David Lamson · ss 34 · Burma Bill to Britain’s Rescue · James Dugan · ar Bill Slim 35 · Death in the Pass · Erik Sjögren · ss 36 · They Tamed the Boy Criminals of Chicago · Peter Lisagor & Arthur J. Snider · ar 38 · Murder Is the Pay-Off [Part 2 of 7] · Leslie Ford · sl  CONTENTS SHORT STORIES A CRIMINAL ASSIGNMENT...JACOB HAY WOMEN ARE SO UNREASONABLE...DUDLEY BARKER I WANT TO GET MARRIED...STEVE MCNEIL RIDER OF THE AVALANCHE...DONALD PURCELL ARTICLES THE MOTORIST'S MADDEST MILE...STANLEY FRANK RESCUE IN THE OPERATING ROOM...MILTON SILVERMAN THE FRIENDLESS MAN'S BEST FRIEND...WILLIAM S. DUTTON HOW DETROIT FIGHTS RACE HATRED...WALTER WHITE THEY MAKE THE ATOM DO TRICKS...JOE ALEX MORRIS TROUBLES OF A MOTEL KEEPER...EVAN M. WYLIE THE NEW KENSINGTON BANK SCANDAL...CRAIG THOMPSON SERIAL AMBUSH AT GHOST CREEK (SIXTH OF EIGHT PARTS)...JAMES O'MARA THE CASE OF THE MISSING CORPSE (CONCLUSION)...EDWIN LANHAM COVER DESIGN BY SARGENT  COVER: What they're wearing instead of clothes, the Big Costume put-on. ARTICLES: The right to privacy is a myth (Speaking Out) ... Bruno Bettelheim. A good book (Affairs of State) ... Stewart Alsop. Dreampolitik (Points West) ... Joan Didion. Women at work: Is there room at the top? ... Marilyn Mercer. On the brink of chaos ... Roger Kahn. Illustrated by John Huehnergarth. The great costume put-on ... Maggie Paley. Fashion: A 'bore war"d ... Marshall McLuhan. It wasn't born yesterday ... Stewart Alsop. The man who flies the black bullet (BILL DANA pilots the X-15) ... W. C. Heinz. Photos by John Launois. [MANY color photos!] FICTION: The grizzly ... Jack Dillon. Illustrated by Stan Galli. DEPARTMENTS: Letters; My kind of people (Cartoons,); America, America; Post script; Hazel; Editorials; Cover: Charles Moore.

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST-JULY 2, 1955-S $14.00

  

1950 Saturday Evening Post July 15-Fukui $29.50

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE JUL 18 19 $12.50

  

Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 27, 1 $12.50
The Saturday Evening Post August 15, 1959 On The Cover: The Secrets Of Long Life See Pictutes For Table Of Contents Plus old advertisements and many photos   Issue Date: August 1, 1959 Cover Design by : James Williamson In This Issue: Coca-Cola ad on back cover Can Castro Save Cuba? Wyoming's Wonderful Women The Love Letter So I Escaped From the Bullpen The Struggle to Get Hoffa Death Walk Norman Rockwell ......Mass. Mutual ad ... and much more  Cover Design by Thornton Utz 88 pages with many pages of ads. The magazines are full of ads. Some are black and white and some have some color. I only list a small part of the ads. There are more that have some color than what I specifically list. Some that I list may be full page, partial page, or double page ads. There are some particularly outstanding ads in this magazine. Short Stories: New Girl - Gloria Amoury Dangerous Gift - Harry Klingsberg The Death Dust- Frank Harvey The Wrong Impression - William Bankier Articles: Our Fighting Men Have Gone Soft - Hanson W. Baldwin So You Want to Live in Paris - Toni Howard The Face of America: Bon Voyage! - Photographs by Farrell Grehan I Coach the Hot Corner - Frank Crosetti, As Told To Al Hirshberg Danger: Boss Lady at Work - Peter Wylen The Struggle to Get Hoffa, Conclusion: How Long Will He Last? - John Barlow Martin The North Salem Mystery - Evan Hill Serials: Set up for Murder (First of Two Parts) - Richard Stern Mark of Treachery (Fifth of Eight Parts) - Clarence Budington Kelland Advertisements: Assorted Advertisements  The Saturday Evening Post, October 6, 1951 Terrific vintage magazine, full of interesting articles, pictures, and illustrations. Cover by George Hughes, 172 pages. Articles include: Our Trouble With The British, by Joseph Alsop The Cities Of America: Tucson, by Richard Thruelsen They're Not Afraid To Look In Mirrors Now, by Steven M. Spencer World-Series Fever - I've Had It, Bill Dickey as told to Harry T. Paxton Adventurers For Hire, by Jerry Leslie Hulse My Fifteen Years With MacArthurs: The General's Bitter Days (Fifth of eight articles), by Col. Sid Huff, USA with Joe Alex Morris The Happy Brush Pickers Of The High Cascades, by Hazel Heckman Secretaries Wanted - Desparately!, by Carolyn and Phil Gustafson Serials include: The Patient At Peacocks Hall (Second of four parts), by Margery Allingham Hornblower Of The Indies (Fourth of eight parts), by C. S. Forester Short Stories include: The Day The Circus Came, by Clements Ripley The Marriage Market, by Norma Mansfield Madame Forty-Four, by Michael Foster Touchdown Play, by Willard H. Temple

Saturday Evening Post August 15, 1959 *Al $12.50

  

1959 August 1 POST Magazine Hoyt Wilhelm $12.50

  

The Saturday Evening Post, October 6, 19 $12.50

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE OCT 6 195 $12.50
COVER: Photograph of the Republican presidential candidate, Senator Barry M. Goldwater, taken by contributing photographer Burt Glenn. SPECIAL GOLDWATER SECTION: As the stormy presidential campaign nears Its climax, much of the controversy swirls around the personality and politics of Senator Barry M. Goldwater. In this Issue, a team of veteran journalists reports in depth on the Republican nominee, his family, his political advisers and his views on the land that created him. Goldwater's desperate battle -- by Roger Kahn. 'The country I love' -- by Thomas Martin. The men around Goldwater -- by Rowland Evans and Robert Novak. The lonely lady behind Barry -- by Nan Robertson. ARTICLES: The ecumenical movement threatens Protestantism (Speaking Out) -- by Henry A. Buchanan and Bob W. Brown. Uncle Lyndon (Affairs of State) -- by Stewart Alsop. The astounding laser -- by Max Gunther. Encore for twelve high-kicking housewives -- by Lewis H. Lapham. A match made in the jungle -- by Milton Gross. (The Title fight between Rubin "Hurricane" Carter and Joey Giardello. [Article mostly about Rubin Carter] The men who rule the stars -- by Bill Davidson. (The Hollywood Agent) FICTION: The quiet island -- by Darrell Bates. Full page color illustration by David Passalacqua. The clear track -- by John O'Hara. Full page color illustration by Bob Pepper. DEPARTMENTS: Letters ; Post scripts ; Hazel ; Editorial. THE AUTHORS. Post editor at large Roger Kahn traveled through three time zones around the country observing Senator Goldwater. He saw a lot of pro- and anti-Goldwater placards along the route, and the funniest said, "Reinforce Fort Sumter!" Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, who write a Washington political column for the New York Herald Tribune, had expected the Goldwater organization to be tightly organized, but their investigations produced some surprises. . . . Nan Robertson, a Washington reporter for The New York Times, has been out on the campaign trail with the wives of all four major candidates. . . . Free-lance writer Thomas Martin, who interviewed Goldwater about his native region, is a former newspaper and magazine reporter. He is author of the book Dynasty: The Longs of Louisiana. . . . Max Gunther first developed an interest in the astounding laser through talking with a raser-manufacturing-firm executive who sings with him in a church choir.... Lewis H. Lapham, who is tall, dark and unmarried, boasts at cocktail parties that he once "danced with the Rockettes. It's true -- he danced with Rockettes alumnae at a reunion dance.... Milton Gross, who reports on the alley-cat match for the middleweight boxing title, is a sports columnist for the New York Post  CONTENTS SHORT STORIES THE HEAD HUNTERS OF IANAGL...OLAF RUHEN THE WIFE WHO COULD COOK...EDMUND GILLIGAN THE TAMING OF MCFEE...VICTORIA CASE THE LADY WAS A DUDE...CLIFF FARRELL ARTICLES LET'S PUT SENSE IN THE ACCIDENT LAWS...SAMUEL H. HOFSTADTER, JUSTICE OF THE N.Y. SUPREME COURT, AS TOLD TO JOE ALEX MORRIS BIG BUSINESS IS STAGE STRUCK...RUFUS JARMAN RED CARPET FOR SERGEANT RECKLESS...ANDREW GEER WHERE THE BIGGEST IDEAS ARE BORN...DEMAREE BESS THE FACE OF AMERICA: TIP OF MANHATTAN...PHOTOGRAPH BY MAYNARD CLARK ADLAI GIRDS FOR BATTLE...JOHN BARTLOW MARTIN REBEL IN NORTH COUNTRY...TOM SILER EVERYBODY FLIES IN IDAHO...PHILIP GUSTAFSON THE FOXY DREAMER OF BROADWAY...MAURICE ZOLOTOW HELP FOR THE LIVING DEAD...ROBERT M. YODER SERIALS THE GOLDEN JOURNEY (FOURTH OF EIGHT PARTS)...AGNES SLIGH TURNBULL UNDERWORLD U.S.A. (CONCLUSION)...JOSEPH F. DINNEEN COVER BY GEORGE HUGHES  COVER: Novelist John Cheever interviews SOPHIA LOREN; CHARLES ADDAMS creates a bewitching version of MOTHER GOOSE; SPIES; HUNTING. Cover ... By M-G-M. ARTICLES: Hunting is a dirty business (Speaking Out) ... Bil Gilbert. 'But if 2fe trucks fanned out. . .' (Affairs of State) ... Stewart Alsop. Way back in '68 (The Human Comedy) ... Goodman Ace. California dreaming (Points West) ... Joan Didion. The espionage establishment (Part I) ... David Wise and Thomas B. Ross. The Supreme Court asks a question: Is it fair? ... Stewart Alsop. Aberfan disaster: 'Happiness ended last October' ... Terry Coleman. Sophia, Sophia, SOPHIA LOREN ... John Cheever. "An eminent wrwiter visits a great beauty and she talks about Streisand, poker, Sinatra, pep pills and Marilyn Monroe." [NICE, In-depth article, with interview and multiple photos!] FICTION: Kill three (Part I) ... Milton Shulman. Illustrated by Stan Galli. Confession ... Fred McMorrow. Illustrated by David Blossom. SPECIAL FEATURE: Mother Goose ... CHARLES ADDAMS. Original an unique drawings from Addams -- 6 FULL pages! DEPARTMENTS: Letters. My kind of people (Cartoons). Post scripts. Hazel. Editorial. America, America.  SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE NOV 27 1954 WORKSHOP CONTENTS SHORT STORIES WEEKEND SOLDIER....JACOB HAY THE GIRL WITH NOWHERE TO GO...PHYLLIS DUGANNE HUSBAND TROUBLE...F. HUGH HERBERT THE SAILOR AND THE FLIRT...LASELLE GILMAN ARTICLES I'LL GET THE GANGS THAT KILLED MY FATHER...JOHN M. PATTERSON AS TOLD TO FURMAN BISHER GAME-WARDEN COLLEGE...GEORGE SESSIONS PERRY I CAN LIVE WITHOUT LEGS...REBECCA F. GROSS HAVE WE DESERTED THE KOREANS?...ROBERT SHERROD I'M GLADI WENT TO WASHINGTON...RALPH A. TUDOR THE TROPHY HUNTERS OF DISCOVERY PASSAGE...JAMES PERKINS I WOULD NOT MURDER FOR THE SOVIETS (SECOND OF FOUR ARTICLES)...NIKOLAI E. KHOKHLOV, AS TOLD TO MILTON LEHMAN WORLD'S BIGGEST HELPING HAND...CRAIG THOMPSON HOW THE MOVIES GET THEIR MONEY OUT OF EUROPE...BEN PEARSE SERIALS HOLLYWOOD CALLING (FIRST OF EIGHT PARTS)....CLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND THE AVENGING TEXANS (FOURTH OF FIVE PARTS)...ALAN LE MAY COVER BY GEORGE HUGHES

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SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE NOV 3 1951 TRICK OR treat  The Saturday Evening Post, December 28, 1957 Terrific vintage magazine, full of interesting articles, pictures, and illustrations. Cover by John Falter, 80 pages. Articles include: We Took the Nautilus Under the Ice, Commander William R. Anderson, U.S.N., as told to Clay Blair, Jr. I Call on Edie Adams and Ernie Kovacs, by Pete Martin New Clues to Human Behavior, by James P. O'Donnell Nixon's My Boss, Rose Mary Woods, as told to Don Murray Basketball's Toughest War Horse, by Stanley Frank Our Candid Scrapbook, by Robert de Roos The Names We Go By, by J. C. Furnas Serials include: Death in the Dep (Second of four parts), by Wolfgang Ott West of the Law (Fourth of eight parts), by Clarence Budington Kelland Short Stories include: The Stranger's Surprise, by Ilse Stanley Day of Retaliation, by Williams Forrest The Price of Parting, by Leon Ware Too Late to Make Up, by William Heuman  THE SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE Dated December 21, 1957 Cover Design by John Clymer Contents: Short Stories The Christmas Lie...Dorothy Thomas Summer Encounter...Edna O'Brien Man to Man...Willard Temple Fabulous Brew...Jacob Hay Articles Are You a Letter Writing Lummox?...Rufus Jarman The Miseries of Elder Benson...John Bird Let's Be Frank About Me...June Allyson My Parachute Failed to Open...Capt. George Day The Face of America: The Itailian Americans...H. Landshoff When My Husband Died...Barbara Smith Hidden Gem of the Spanish Main...Richard Thruelsen Mohawk Falls, or Bust...Ted Key Game Warden in Manhatten...Bill Wolf Serials Death in the Deep (1 of 4)...Wolfgang Ott West of the Law (3 of 8)...Clarence Kelland  THE SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE Dated December 27, 1958 Cover Design by Ben Prins Contents: Short Stories A Boy in Bethlehem...Olaf Ruhen Portrait of Love...Norman Garbo A Very Special Bed...Nora Caplan Trouble on the China Sea...Jacland Marmur Novelette The Nine Days of Night...Geroge Byram Articles Britain's Own "Traitor to His Class"...James O'Donnell The Three Strangers in Our House...Anna McMakin Mexico's Peninsula Paradise...Corey Ford How Words Change Our Lives...S.I. Hayakawa They Don't Scare McGill...Celestine Sibley I Call On Peter Lind Hayes & Mary Healy...Pete Martin On the Oregon Trail...Joern Gerdts The Gentlest Pets I Ever Had...Era Zistel Serials Escape Into Danger (2 of 6)...Nancy Rutledge The Midtown Bomber (4 of 5)...John & Ward Hawkins

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SATURDAY EVENING POST DECEMBER 11, 1954 Cover title: CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPH By Amos Stewell According to the cover ad-"Christmas cards are just about the most heart-warming aspect of yule-tide. After they ar mailed, anyway. Every Christmas everybody resolves to get busy on th cards very early next year, some do,"............ Various black and white advertisements: Mobiloil, Toastmaster, Presto, General Electric, Westclox, etc. Articles-Case History of A Tragic Medical Blunder,m the Horn and Hardart Story, Frankie Laine..Screaming Troubadour  THE SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE Dated December 23, 1950 Cover Design by Alajalov Contents: Short Stories Child Of Divorce...Roderick Lull Company For Christmas Dinner...Philip Wylie Granny Hite & the Angry Mob...Neil Wilson Small Town Doctor...Steve McNeil Articles I'll Take Sled Dogs For Rough Going...Grant Pearson Spare Parts For Human Bodies...Milton MacKaye The Ladies Like 'Em Rugged...Pete Martin The Kids Don't Remember A Thing...Martha Gellhorn All Time Champ Of the Lobbyists...Beverly Smith Our Softhearted Warriors In Korea...Nora Waln India Opens Her Hidden Storehouse...Joseph Kearney Serials The Desperate Woman (5 of 6)...Martha Albrand The Great Mail Robbery (conclusion)...Clarence Kelland  SATURDAY EVENING POST DEC 30 1967 Who Owns America?  1950 Saturday Evening Post April 1-The Drunkards Friend Saturday Evening Post April 1, 1950 Complete magazine with trolley car accident cover by Utz. A great Birthday or Anniversary Gift! Complete magazine in good condition. . Lorimer's master piece enjoyed by generations of Americans. Wonderful artists and writers as well. Abundantly filled with ads and cartoons. Well rounded reading that anyone would enjoy. This particular issue has articles (among others) The Saturday Evening Post [v222 #40, April 1, 1950] (15¢, 128pp, 10½" x 13½", cover by Thornton Utz) 17 · The Drunkard’s Best Friend · Jack Alexander · ar; Alcoholics Anonymous. 19 · How to Make Money Out of Nothing · Hartzell Spence · ar George Gebhardt of Iowa 20 · Secret of the Cave · Burnham Carter · ss; illus. Paul Rabat 22 · He Makes Magic Slippers · Ernest O. Hauser · ar Salvatore Ferragamo of Florence Italy 24 · Beautiful Bargain · James Charles Lynch · ss; illus. Gilbert Bundy 25 · Spring Is a Fraud · Robert M. Yoder · ar; illus. Carl Rose 26 · Hollywood Says: "Please Stay Away!" · Pete Martin · ar Visitors to Hollywood studios. 28 · Communism’s Child Hostages · Joseph Wechsberg · ar German children are being retaught Communism 29 · The Burning Mountain · David Lamson · ss; illus. Stan Galli 30 · Medical Miracle in the Backwoods · Harold H. Martin · ar John Glancy Hospital in Duluth Georgia 32 · The Fox That Didn’t Like to Run · Don Tracy · ss; illus. Feodor Rojankovsky 34 · San Quentin is My Home: House of Living Death [Part 2 of 8] · Clinton T. Duffy, as told to Dean Jennings · ar 36 · The Frightened Lady [Part 4 of 4] · Ben Benson · sl; illus. Geoffrey Biggs 38 · Ah, Spring! · A. A. Lattimer · pm 38 · Mid-Century Awards · C. P. Donnel, Jr. · pm 41 · Calling the Southern Cross! [Part 8 of 8] · Hammond Innes · sl; illus. Ben Prins 50 · Helpful Neighbor · Harry Lazarus · pm 56 · Air-Wave Slave · P. J. Blackwell · pm 60 · I Never Love You More · Bettie Cassie Liddell · pm 67 · Admonition · Philip Lazarus · pm 84 · A Buck in Spring · S. Omar Barker · pm 106 · April Rain · Ethel Barnett de Voto · pm 114 · Singular Thinking · M. M. Parrish · pm 128 · Keeping Posted · Misc. · ms; photos of Clinton Duffy, Philip Lazarus & Harry Lazarus.

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THIS IS THE MARCH 9 1968 ISSUE OF THE SATURDAY EVENING POST ARTICLES INCLUDED ARE: EERIE NEW TESTS IN ESP, VANESSA REDGRAVE - I'VE ALWAYS KNOWN I WAS SEXY, AGATHA CHRISTIE PART 2, A FUNNY AND FASCINATING LOOK INTO THE FUTURE, BOOBY KENNEDY SWORN IN AS THE ACTING PRESIDENT...IT COULD HAPPEN PLUS MUCH MORE GREAT VINTAGE ADVERTISEMENTS  Saturday Post 1958 March 29 Kukukuku George Albee   SHORT STORIES IMPOSSIBLE ACCIDENT...PHILIP MACDONALD BROTHERS' QUARREL...KENNETH LANDON MAN TRAP...WILLIAM EASTLAKE GIGLO...GEORGE SUMNER ALBEE ARTICLES RELIGIOUS REVOLUTION ON THE CAMPUS...JONES B./ SHANNON THE LAND THAT TIME FORGOT, PART II: THE STRONGHOLD OF THE KUKUKUKU...ROBERT C. RUARK BASEBALL'S OLDEST YOUNGSTER...HARRY T. PAXTON DON'T FALL FOR THE MAIL FRAUDS...BEN PEARSE THE FACE OF AMERICA: DEAR TEACHER...PHOTOGRAPH BY JACK FIELDS BIG MAN IN SMALL HOUSES...ARNOLD NICHOLSON SERIAL DEATH STALKS THE BRIDE (FIRST OF FOUR PARTS)...NANCY RUTLEDGE SEVEN DAYS TO TINGYOUG (SECOND OF THREE PARTS)...WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN FEATURES LETTERS KEEPING POSTED POST SCRIPTS VERSES EDITORIALS COVER BY BEN PRINS  FEB 10 1968 - THE SATURDAY EVENING POST - LBJ ISSUE

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SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE FEB 18 1950 DIRTY HANDS  YOU ARE BIDDING ON A VINTAGE SATURDAY EVENING POST DATED FEBRUARY 26, 1955. THE COVER OF THE MAGAZINE IS ILLUSTRATED BY STEVAN DOHANOS. OTHER GREAT ARTICLES IN THIS MAGAZINE INCLUDE: THE RED WING GROUP AND OTHERS CONSIDER WHAT SHOULD BE DONE TO IMPROVE THE WORK OF THE U.N. SCANDALS IN THE FHA PART THREE OF ETHEL MERMAN'S OWN STORY FULL PAGE AD FOR NBC-TV SATURDAY NIGHT WHICH INCLUDES "YOUR HIT PARADE" AND GEORGE GOBEL, MICKEY ROONEY, JIMMY DURANTE, AND DONALD O'CONNOR SILICONE, SCIENCES GOOFIEST DISCOVERY  Feb 12 1955 Sat Eve Post magazine Flying Tigers  THE SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE Dated February 19, 1955 Cover Design by Amos Sewell Contents: Short Stories The Girl Who Wrecked Cars...R.K. Gunther Million Dollar Model...Peg Bracken Tanglefoot...Ronald Sercombe Trouble Street...James Lynch Articles That's The Kind Of Dame I Am (2 of 7)...Ethel Merman There's Music In the Woods Again...George Perry Southerners Will Like Integration...Sarah Boyle He Found Out Why the Comets Blew Up...Arthur Gordon Coaching the Pros Is A Cinch, He Says...Stanley Frank That Washington Security Curtain...Joseph & Stewart Alsop Our Youngest Ambassadors...Haru Matsukata Last Chance For Problem Children...Don Murray Serials Bootleg Gold (1 of 6)...Robert Case The Corpse On the Bed (5 of 6)...Max Murray

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