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Life Magazine – November 16, 1928 (# 2402) – Football player’s girlfriend
$49.00
Magazine Condition : Good
Out of stock
Description
Cover : Charming scene of girlfriend talking to football player who has just finished a game, “Now hurry and change your clothes, my dear, and we’ll go some place and dance!,” art by Edward Monks.
– Full page color Marmon car ad with orange car in winter scene, A remarkable record of service earned in the hands of 30,000 owners, art not signed.
– Full page art or cartoon art by I. Klein (2/3 page : Yes, sir! The more you make, the more you spend), James Montgomery Flagg (part of a Metropolitan Life insurance ad, The Happy Day).
– Some current events include : The USA is superior to the effete Old World because we hold our elections at set intervals (not just when we get worked up about something), The big political issue is “Maintaining Prosperity.”
– Contains a section labeled as “Home Life : a weekly periodical for family people.”
– Full page color Packard car ad with green and black car and a shield of Ancient Heraldry.
– And much, much more.
– Full page art or cartoon art by I. Klein (2/3 page : Yes, sir! The more you make, the more you spend), James Montgomery Flagg (part of a Metropolitan Life insurance ad, The Happy Day).
– Some current events include : The USA is superior to the effete Old World because we hold our elections at set intervals (not just when we get worked up about something), The big political issue is “Maintaining Prosperity.”
– Contains a section labeled as “Home Life : a weekly periodical for family people.”
– Full page color Packard car ad with green and black car and a shield of Ancient Heraldry.
– And much, much more.
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