Vintage Magazines Pamphlets and Booklets

Collectible Magazines Pamphlets and Booklets, 1940's to 1950's Vintage from Apple's Attic

Collectible Magazines, Pamphlets, and Booklets

Important Note: When we run out of our current stock, there will be no restock coming. Please contact us by email before ordering to be sure we still have on hand the item(s) you wish to order.
Shipping/Handling: $5.00 for any order to addresses in U.S. except records or where "Heavy/Bulky Surcharge" is noted in item description. Please see order form for record shipping/handling charges, and contact us for shipping surcharge amounts to non-U.S. addresses.
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We found these vintage magazines, pamphlets, and booklets in our "accumulation" after they had rested there for over 50 years.

Some of the stories are nostalgic reminders of the topics that dominated the 1940's and 1950's, from sports figures to entertainment. The graphics and advertising add a different dimension, reminding us of the changes that have taken place over 50 years in product presentation (and in the products themselves).
Unless otherwise noted in the individual descriptions, these magazines, pamphlets and booklets are in good "typical" condition. Some of the edges are frayed, there is some spine roll and spine abrasion, and the covers may have a crease or a slight tear where there are staples in the binding. However, they appear to be complete and intact, with very good brightness on the color of the front covers.

The Open Road for Boys Magazine, May 1947 -- $10.00
Mailing Label on magazine Cover
Red Sox baseball star Bobby Doerr on cover
Articles include How to Make Arrows, Touring America on 34 cents a day
Ads include Keds (The Shoes of Champions), Baby Ruth candy bars

Holiday Magazine Inaugural Issue Vol 1 No. 1 -- $24.00
The New Curtis Publication March 1946
Includes full page ad for new 4-Engine United Air Lines Mainliners soon in service
and many other great ads illustrating 1946 vintage styles and products
Cover Story: Round the World in Six Days
Articles include Atlanta's Peachtree (Street), San Francisco
Cover taped and torn near bottom spine, torn near top of spine also;
Cover creased near bottom outside corner; small stain also near bottom corner

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How To Order

. . . 1. Print out the Order Form (we suggest two copies, one for a worksheet and one to be sent in to us).
. . . 2. Shop the Attic and choose the items you want.
. . . 3. Request an Email Confirmation of your order before sending us a check or money order. This will assure you that the items are still in stock and will be held for you for up to two weeks while your order is in transit.
. . . 4. Send your order with a check or Money Order to us at the address
on the Order Form. We also accept PayPal.

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		The Open Road for Boys Magazine, May 1947 -- $10.00 Mailing Label on magazine Cover Red Sox baseball star Bobby Doerr on cover Articles include How to Make Arrows, Touring America on 34 cents a day Ads include Keds (The Shoes of Champions), Baby Ruth candy bars
		Holiday Magazine Inaugural Issue Vol 1 No. 1 -- $24.00 The New Curtis Publication March 1946 Includes full page ad for new 4-Engine United Air Lines Mainliners soon in service and many other great ads illustrating 1946 vintage styles and products Cover Story: Round the World in Six Days Articles include Atlanta's Peachtree (Street), San Francisco Cover taped and torn near bottom spine, torn near top of spine also; Cover creased near bottom outside corner; small stain also near bottom corner

How To Order
. . . 1. Print out the Order Form (we suggest two copies, one for a worksheet and one to be sent in to us). . . . 2. Shop the Attic and choose the items you want. . . . 3. Request an Email Confirmation of your order before sending us a check or money order. This will assure you that the items are still in stock and will be held for you for up to two weeks while your order is in transit. . . . 4. Send your order with a check or Money Order to us at the address on the Order Form. We also accept PayPal.


	Email Address TravGenie@aol.com Apple's Attic Home Page is http://travgenie.com/attic/applehome.htm