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De Witt & Co. :: Magazines :: Saturday Evening Post Magazine :: Saturday Evening Post - March 1, 1947 - Cowboy Doing Laundry

Saturday Evening Post - March 1, 1947 - Cowboy Doing Laundry

Saturday Evening Post magazine from 1947, complete and in good to very good condition. Measures about 10¾" X 13¾" with 120 pages. Great cover illustration by John Falter.

What's Inside:
SHORT STORIES
Not That Kind Of Girl by Robert Carson, illustrated by Alex Ross
Favor For Nothing by Norman Katkov, illustrated by Geoffrey Biggs
Pancho's Prodigious Plan by John Burgan, illustrated by J. Graham Kaye
My Brother Bill by C. Lyn Fox, illustrated by Noel Sickles

ARTICLES
The Hesitant Hero of Jackson (Ike Tigrett) by Arthur W. Baum, photography by Bill Shrout
How Your Flowers Are Remodeled by Frank J. Taylor, photography by Gene Lester
The Cities of America - Portland, Oregon (twenty-eighth of a series) by Richard L. Neuberger
Stalin Must Have Peace by Edgar Snow
Will The CIO Shake The Communists Loose? (part two of two) by Joseph and Stewart Alsop
Hot Documents (last of four articles) by Alva Johnston
My Life With A Lion by Cleland Scott, with Pete Martin

SERIALS
Barracuda (part three of seven) by Richard Powell, illustrated by Alex Ross
Woman In Black (conclusion) by Leslie Ford, illustrated by Edwin Georgi
...and of course the usual departments and fantastic advertising of the period!

Condition:
Edge/Corner Wear: mild
Surface Wear: mild
Soiling: mild
Spine Separations: no major separations
Tearing: minor tearing only (less than 1/2")
Inner Pages: very good to excellent
Other: great issue!

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SKU	802241200
Quantity in stock	1 item(s) available
Price:	$19.00

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