Vintage magazines. Two Delineator (1932 and 1931) and two McClure's (1917 and 1919). These magazines are intact and in fairly good condition with some minor wear and tears but overall real decent condition for their age.
The Delineator magazine was published by the Butterick Publishing Company. The Delineator ran from 1869 until it merged with Pictorial Review in 1937. The magazine was a high-class women's publication that included fashion illustrations, articles, stories, and advertisements. Issues from this period often contain content related to the Art Deco era and social topics of the time, such as unfair labor practices and women in politics.
McClure's was a prominent American monthly magazine known for its pioneering investigative journalism style called "muckraking". The year 1919 was significant as it coincided with the ratification of the 18th Amendment, which established Prohibition in the United States.
Price: $35 each or best offer
Selling privately in west Arvada, near W 80th Ave and Indiana St.
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