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De Witt & Co. :: Magazines :: Saturday Evening Post Magazine :: Saturday Evening Post - March 13, 1948 Cocker Spaniel Babe Ruth

Saturday Evening Post - March 13, 1948 Cocker Spaniel Babe Ruth

Saturday Evening Post magazine from 1948, complete and in good to very good condition. Cute cover art by Albert Staehle. Measures about 10 1/2 " X 14" with 156 pages.

What's Inside:

The Fighting Emerald by Talbert Josselyn

Lady, Look Out! by Ruth Rankin Lamson

Hero's Welcome by Bradford Smith

Mark of Murder by Henry Norton

I Know What it Means to be Deaf by Frances Warfield

Russia Takes A Beating in France by Demaree Bess

We Deliver Uncle Sam's Top Secrets by Jack Grover and Edward R. Pierce

The Screen's No. 1 Heel (Dan Duryea) by Pete Martin

What Can We Do About Taxes? by Vermont Royster

Thunderbolt in Feathers by Robert Murphy

The Cities of America: Albany by Codman Hislop

My Hits-And My Errors (fifth of eight articles on Babe Ruth) by Babe Ruth with Bob Considine

The Devil's Stronghold (first of seven parts) by Leslie Ford

Key Jinx (third of five parts) by Philip Wylie

Plus the usual departments and of course the fantastic advertising of the day!

Condition:
Edge/Corner Wear: mild to moderate, mainly to lower right corner and outer edge
Surface Wear: mild to moderate
Soiling: mild to moderate
Spine Separations: no major separations
Tearing: front cover has a few 3/4 " tears; just minor tearing elsewhere
Inner Pages: very good to excellent
Other: very minor corner creasing is present

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SKU	605290604
Quantity in stock	1 item(s) available
Price:	$14.00

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