The New Yorker Magazine, July 24 1954, the complete issue in great shape. Constantin Alajalov illustrated the cover. The pages are crisp and clean, without a hint of foxing or any other staining, no writing, nothing missing, tight to the staples, no creasing, no odors, with a 1/8″ tear in the right edge of the front cover.
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Magazines and books are in perfect condition. Magazines have been hardbound in sets by years. See photos for exact conditions. The publication is in great shape for its age, with no signs of wear and tear.
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Margaret Mitchell even described it as her single most valuable source of research for Gone With the Wind.
Rebel Private Front & Rear Memoirs of a Confederate Soldier William A Fletctcher Leer más »
Firsthand Account: Wm. A. Fletcher’s detailed and personal narrative provides a vivid and authentic portrayal of a Confederate soldier’s life during the Civil War. Preface by Bell Irvin Wiley. University of Texas Press.
REBEL PRIVATE FRONT & REAR Wm A Fletcher 1954 HC DJ VG B.I. Wiley Texas Press Leer más »
«Rebel Private: Front & Rear» by William A Fletcher is a vintage, first-edition, hardcover book published in 1954 by the University of Texas Press. The book presents view of the Civil War from the eyes of a Confederate soldier who had a case of cowardice and then turned around and displayed heroism. The book features illustrations by William & Julian Fletcher, and comes with a dust jacket. The book is in great shape for its age. The binding is intact and firm and pages are clean and free of tears. The dust jacket has signs of wear, consistent with its age, and the cover of the book remains in great shape (see photos). This book would be a wonderful addition to any collection of Civil War literature.
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The 1950s GE Electronic Tubes Essential Characteristics General Electric Tube Manual is a vintage spiral-bound booklet published by General Electric in 1954. The manual, authored by the General Electric Electronics Department, is a historical nonfiction piece that serves as a technical reference for technicians, engineers, and collectors interested in electronic tubes from the 1950s era. Filled with technical specifications and diagrams, this manual provides valuable insights into the essential characteristics of receiving types of electronic tubes, making it a valuable addition to any collection focused on vintage electronics.
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