Saturday Evening Post Magazines

The covers are dusty and musty. Pages are clean for the most part - saw one page out of 30 magazines that had dirt on it. A few have a small edge tear, but for the most part the pages are in good condition.

Pages are clean for the most part - this lot has one with dirt on a page - pictured. A few have a small edge tear, generally, the pages are in good condition. Not sure what we would do if we could no longer treasure hunt.

Shows signs of age and wear fully intact overall decent condition

Cover Design By : George Hughes "This Your Fork, Lady?". Issue Date : October 3, 1959. Magazine is complete and in VERY GOOD condition. - Minor spine roll. Rear Cover Ad : Betty Crocker.

Very good used used condition showing typical wear from age and use including light scratches, light creases at corners, some slight staining on cover, some bends to edges from storage, great shape, should flatten out fine, would be nice framed, has great original era ads inside, displays nicely VHTF rare. Please ask any detailed questions before bidding and like all of our auctions we offer a 100 percent money back guarantee minus shipping, if not satisfied, thanks for looking.         <p>SHELF5</p>

Cover Design by : John Falter. Issue Date: February 1, 1947. Magazine is complete and in VERY GOOD condition. (see photos). - Minor spine roll. Rear Cover Ad: Coca-Cola. - Loose center page. - Small corner bends and/or light creases on cover.

Issue Date : October 22, 1949. Magazine is complete and in VERY GOOD condition. (see photos). - Minor spine roll. The Woman Who Wouldn't Run. - Loose center page. - Small corner bends and/or light creases on cover.

August magazine with a couple bent corners and normal wear from age. See photos. <br> <br>Will combine shipping.

G-VG condition for age of magazine.

<p>A Vintage WW II Issue of the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from Aug. 5, 1944. Many Beautiful Ads and News Features of the day. VG condition for age of magazine. Complete. Preowned.</p>

Image shows prisoner play harmonica behind teary eyed sheriff. Original cover only; suitable for framing.

Norman Rockwell Cover Illustration. VG condition for age of magazine. Slightest wear on right side of cover.

Great story of Frank Shea, New York Yankees rookie pitcher.