Very rare WWII issue of American Vogue, dated 15th May 1942.
There are classic WW2 features mixed with fashion.
Cover - Florence Reichman by John Rawlings.
Content - The Lady is an Engineer - The true story of a yellow door, a sea battle, and a British heroine - By Patricia Strauss.
An Amateur Fisherwoman - Cape Vincent on the St. Lawrence River, written by Hilda Harrison.
London Letter.
Fashion illustrations - René Bouché, René Bouët-Willaumez and Carl Erickson
Photographers - Rawlings, Toni Frissel,
Adverts - Cartier, Monteil, Marlboro
Opening Day: Dodgers vs Giants, baseball. Leo Durocher, Joe (Ducky) Medwick.
People and Ideas.
Art by Frank Crowninshield.
Beauty - How to get the most tan out of the least time.
Travelog.
Beauty -
Eyes and Teeth.
Spoil him with Lotions, Potions, and Notions for his own Beauty
Summer fashion
102 pages
Good condition with wear. Th ebottom right hand tip of the cover is missing, see detailed photo. The photographs are of the actual magazine. It is almost 80 years old. The cover has some light creasing and small tears, for a magazine this rare and this old it is very good.
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