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:: Saturday Evening Post - July 22, 1944 - Agatha Christie
Saturday Evening Post - July 22, 1944 - Agatha Christie
Saturday Evening Post magazine from 1944, complete and in good to very good condition. Measures about 10¾" X 13¾" with 92 pages. Lovely cover illustration by Alex Ross. Doesn't the cover girl look like Jane Fonda?
What's Inside:
SHORT STORIES
Knot of Valor by Walter C. Brown, illustrated by Stevan Dohanos
Equitime Point by Allan R. Bosworth, illustrated by Melbourne Brindle
The Gentle Heart by Margaret Craven, illustrated by Michael
Nooley and the Flute by Eli Waldron, illustrated by Glen Fleischmann
ARTICLES
The Controversial Mr. Fly (Larry Fly) by Henry F. Pringle
Message From Submarine Overdue, a poem by Win Brooks, painting by Stevan Dohanos
"211 Survivors Arrived Today" by Allen Raymond, photography by Ollie Atkins
Marvin Was There on D Day (Marvin Kornegay) by Cecil Carnes
We Avenge Pearl Harbor by Eugene Burns
One Man's War (part four of five articles) by Sergeant Charles E. (Commando) Kelly, as told to Pete Martin
Revolution in the Pines (logging industry) by Arthur W. Baum
Movies Down Mexico Way by Ab Jackson, Jr.
Ouch! That White Collar Pinches by Owenita Sanderlin
SERIALS
Remembered Death (part two of eight) by Agatha Christie, illustrated by Hy Rubin
After April (part seven of eight) by Frederick Faust, illustrated by Phil Dormont
...and of course the usual departments and fantastic advertising of the period!
A few of the major advertisements (full-page or more):
Buick Motors (two consecutive pages) with great artwork of B-24 Liberators
De Soto with artwork by Howard Scott
Nash Kelvinator with artwork by Fred Ludekin
Mobilgas (center two pages) with Navy Bombers
Westinghouse with artwork by E.P. Couse
Willys Jeep (inside back cover) with artwork by Sessions
Coca-Cola (back cover) with artwork by Saul Tepper
Condition:
Edge/Corner Wear:
mild to moderate with significant wear to the outer edge
Surface Wear:
mostly mild
Soiling:
mostly mild
Spine Separations:
no major separations
Tearing:
several small tears along the outer edge (1/4" or less), associated with edge wear; minor tearing elsewhere
Inner Pages:
very good to excellent
Other:
great issue!
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SKU
802130130
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$18.00
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