COLLIER’S MAGAZINE January 30,1943 WWII, Guadacanal, Barbara Stanwyck

Description: COLLIER’S MAGAZINE January 30,1943 WWIIVintage Collier’s Magazine is a classic early 20th Century American periodical known for eye-catching cover illustrations, Dramatic artwork, as well as a popular mix of fiction, serialized novels, investigative journalism, and cartoons.This magazine is in pretty good condition for being 81 years old. There is a little damage & discoloration on the front and back covers. The inside pages are all intact but they also have discoloration and damage around the edges. Some damage on the side edges on pages 29 thru 46. The Pages are misaligned where it is stapled together. (PLEASE SEE VIDEO & PICTURES FOR FURTHER CLARIFICATION.)Very good articles, ads & cartoons:MR. McCANDLESS TAKES OVER. As told to George Creel by Commander Bruce McCandless, The Epic of the U.S.S. San Francisco at Guadalcanal.THE MAN WOTHOUT FINGERPRINTS.A fantastic case from the files of the F.B.I.THIS STRANGE BRIGHT LAND. America through the eyes of British Sailors.BACKSTAGE BEAUTY By Peggy Le Boutillier about the first women to stage-manage a musical on Broadway. IT PAYS TO LISTEN By Helena Huntington Smith. The”Screwball Division” trains it ears on enemy secrets.Stories:Top Billing, No Cooling By Eddie ForesterCivilian Pilot By H. Vernor DixonFive Who Vanished By George F. Worts Ad with actress Barbara StanwyckPennsylvania Railroad

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