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Title: Vintage The New Yorker Magazine – November 1, 1947 (Complete Issue)Description:Up for sale is a highly collectible, authentic, and 100% complete original copy of The New Yorker magazine from November 1, 1947.
This iconic post-WWII issue features the famous autumn/Halloween-themed front cover illustration by Perry Barlow, depicting a sculptor carving a jack-o\'-lantern for two young children in his studio.Item Condition & Features:Complete Issue: Includes the front cover, back cover, and the full text block of internal pages (articles, vintage cartoons, and historic advertisements).Cover Art: Front cover art by Perry Barlow (\"Autumn Workshop with Pumpkin Carving\").Back Cover: Features a striking, full-page color advertisement for vintage Three Feathers VSR Bourbon Whiskey.Overall State: Excellent vintage condition for its age. The spine is firm, the original staples are secure, and the edges are crisp with minimal fraying. The internal pages show natural, uniform age-toning (light yellowing) consistent with 1940s newsprint, but are free of major tears or cutouts. No mailing label on the cover.Shipping & Handling:
The magazine will be shipped flat in an archival-safe plastic sleeve and sandwiched securely between thick sheets of rigid cardboard to ensure it arrives perfectly flat and protected against bending or moisture during transit.
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