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Stapled. Condizione: Fair-Good. No Jacket. Ruzzie Green (cover) (illustratore). First Edition. The May 30, 1942 issue of the Saturday Evening Post. Fiction includes most notably part 2 of 8 of TCOT Careless Kitten, a Perry Mason novel by Erle Stanley Gardner. Other fiction includes parts 5 of 8 of Assignment Brittany, a suspense novel by Helen MacInnes. Cover art by Ruzzie Green (Homecoming Kiss). Soiling to the front cover. There is a7.5" horizontal closed tear on pages 95 - 100 & the back cover a little more than half way down the fore edge. The back cover has a 1.5" x 1" chip at the lower corner. There are cutouts on pages 37/38 (a cartoon on page 38 the affects part of the GM ad on page 37) and 87/88 (a poem at the bottom of page 88 that affects the Hartford Insurance ad on page 87). The cutouts don't affect the text of any articles or stories. A fair to good copy with a Perry Mason serial installment.

Stapled. Condizione: Good - Very Good. No Jacket. Covers by Albert W. Hampson, Francis Lee Jaques, Ruzzie Green, Frances Tipton Hunter & John La Gatta (illustratore). First Edition. The June 5, 19 & 26, July 10 & 17, 1937 issues of the Saturday Evening Post. Fiction includes most notably parts 4, 6 & 7 of 8 (6/ 5, 19 & 26) of Death on the Nile, a Hercule Poirot mystery by Agatha Christie & parts 2, 4, 5, 7 & 8 of 8 (6/ 5, 19 & 26, and 7/10 & 17) of TCOT Lame Canary, a Perry Mason mystery by Erle Stanley Gardner. Other fiction includes The Romance of Rosy Ridge, a short story by MacKinlay Kantor (6/5), Almost a What, a short story by Booth Tarkington (6/26), and others. Cover art by Albert W. Hampson (6/5 - Kissing the Best man), Francis Lee Jaques (6/19 - Flying Storks), Ruzzie Green (6/26 - Arriving at the Church), & Frances Tipton Hunter (7/10 - Making Faces) & John La Gatta (7/17 - Hatcheck Girl). Light edge wear to the covers. The 6/5 issue has some soiling to the covers, some dog ears to a few pages and large chips (5" x 5" - top left, 2.5" x 3" - bottom left & 2.5" x 1 " - bottom center right) to the back cover. The 6/26 issue has more wear to the spine and the center pages (49 - 52) are loose. The 7/10 issue has two fold creases (11" & 6") to the lower right and some light soiling. A good to very good set with serial installments by prominent and collectible authors. A heavy, oversize set that will require additional postage.

Stapled. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. Cover art by Charles Kaiser, Ruzzie Green, James W. Schucker, W.W. Calvert, Fred Ludekens, Norman Rockwell & Rudy Arnold (illustratore). First Edition. The May 23 & 30, June 6, 13, 20, & 27, & July 11, 1942 issue of the Saturday Evening Post. Fiction includes most notably parts 1 - 6 & 8 of 8 of TCOT Careless Kitten, a Perry Mason novel by Erle Stanley Gardner. Precedes book publication. Other fiction includes parts 4 - 8 of 8 of Assignment Brittany, a suspense novel by Helen MacInnes, and December 6th (5/23) & The Dumb Dutchman (7/11), short stories by C S Forester. Articles include Canada Did It (6/6), on price fixing by Congressman Al Gore (father of senator & presidential candidate Al Gore), and the Case for Minorities, an article on the importance of diversity in the US by Republican presidential candidate Wendell Willkie! Cover art by Charles Kaiser (5/23 - Ugly Tie), Ruzzie Green (Homecoming Kiss), James W. Schucker (Knitting for the War Effort), W.W. Calvert (Closeup of Bald Eagle), Fred Ludekens (Woman at Dude Ranch), Norman Rockwell (Willie Gillis in a Blackout), & Rudy Arnold (Ammo). Condition issues as follows: 5/23 - pages 51/54 loose from the top staple of the binding, 5/30 - missing pages 7 - Goodrich ad/8 - Maxwell House Coffee ad & back cover plus some light wrinkling & bleed due to dampness, & 6/27 - 1" x .75" triangular chip mid way down the fore edge of the front cove. A very good set with a nice, and hard to assemble, run of Perry Mason serial installments. A heavy & oversize set that may require additional postage.

Paperback. Condizione: Good. Terry, Bennett F. (illustratore). First Edition. 48 pages. This glamorous publication brought New York women the information they needed: news of the choicest fashion, entertainment, current happenings, where to go, what to see, and how much to pay. Features: Nice color cover photo of lady and her moving man; Fantastic promo inside front cover features photo of "strip tease" artist Gypsy Rose Lee and enticing information about the article on her which will appear in the next issue; Franklin Simon & Co. full-page ad for the new short sleeved "Scotch-and-Soda" Dresses; Full-page ad for Schaefer Beer - "now in cans"; Letters; Very nice one-page Macy's Little Shop photo ad featuring a Schiaparelli coat with beaver collar and muff; Nice half-page photo ad by Best & Co. features the Norman Hartnell Gardenia Gown; Opinions of the New York Woman; Photos of Frog Jumping championship at Ben Riley's Arrowhead Inn; Who'll Buy My Pictures? - photos of street sellers of art and poetry around Washington Square; Hold That Husband; Art for your own home - prints by the American Artists Group - with eight examples; Mary - the tale of a maid; Polly Pettit Deals in Ideas - she's been asked to serve as display director for Madison Avenue's 100th birthday celebration; What Dolly Madison Will Miss - the Madison Avenue Centennial call up memories of the plump, flouncing lady who was a prize shopper in her day; Great one-page color-photo ad for Macy's featuring model in long red coat with a black Persian lamb collar; Pull Your Punches - Artie McGovern's gym shapes the middles of Wall Street financiers - article with photo; The Fashion Editor's Diary; Autumn makeup; Great photos of the fashion $100 will buy in New York; Fantastic 'October' centerfold features color illustrations and black and white photos of seasonal fashions, their prices, and where they may be purchased; So Much To Buy; Photos of winter coat fashions; The Life and Times of a Silk Stocking - article with microphotos; How to be a Brand New Parent - article; Two-page color-illustrated feature on space-saving double-use furniture; Model rooms; Short cuts to good dinners; Five photos of Tallulah Bankhead; "Top Man" on Broadway - Theresa Helburn; Photos of the making of "Dodsworth", showing Mary Astor and Walter Huston; Dorothy Arzner - the only woman to ever become a motion picture director; Fantastic one-page color ad for the new "French Bootery" at 22 E. 57th St.; Madison Avenue - Rue de la Paix. a la New York; Tables About Town - details about meals offered by area restaurants, with prices; Manhattan Date Book; Those Itsy-Bitsy Gals! - Kitty Sharp writes about how men can't resist those 'little girls' too weak to pick up their own words; Nice color ad for Marchand's Golden Hair Wash inside back cover features blonde holding dog; and more. Unmarked with modest wear. A quality copy of this great vintage depression-era item.

Unbound. Condizione: Fine. WWII propaganda poster. Approximately 20" x 30". Neat folds as issued, else fine. Image of a nurse in uniform.

Ruzzie Green (illustratore). Original vintage World War Two recruitment poster calling for nurses - You are needed now Join the Army Nurse Corps Apply at your Red Cross recruiting station - featuring an elegant photo by the notable American photographer Ruzzie Green (Kneeland L'Amoureux Green; 1892-1956) of a young lady in a smart US Army uniform with an Army Nurse Corps branch insignia badge on the lapels of her jacket set against a light blue background. Established in 1901, the United States Army Nurse Corps' successful recruitment campaign during WWII increased the number of nurses from a thousand at the beginning of the war to 65,000 in both the Army and Army Air Force and the Navy by 1945. Poster 710-A June 1943. Good condition, folds, tears. Size: 79x52cm.