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De Witt & Co. :: Magazines :: Saturday Evening Post Magazine :: Saturday Evening Post - April 26, 1947 Scrapyard Garden

Saturday Evening Post - April 26, 1947 Scrapyard Garden

Saturday Evening Post magazine from 1947, complete and in good to very good condition. Measures about 10 1/2 " X 14" with 160 pages.

What's Inside:

Squaw Fever by Bill Guliek

Margaretta and the Peeping Cop by Thomas Walsh

Mama's Vocational Aptitude by Ruth Rankin Lamson

Space Jockey by Robert A. Heinlein

Captain, Ship and Crew by James Charles Lynch

How to Find a Decent Meal by Duncan Hines, in collaboration with Frank J. Taylor

Diamonds Are Big Business by Ernest O. Hauser

Are Jap Teachers Going Communist? by Harold J. Noble

We Must Have Military Training-Now! by Robert P. Patterson, Secretary of War

Alabama Tornado (last of three articles) by Maurice Zolotow

Pulpit Psychiatrist by Hartzell Spence

College Without Frills or Fun by Stanley Frank

Where Life Begins at Eighty by Earle Doucette

Mountain Prelude (first part of six) by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings

Too Late For Tears (second part of six) by Roy Huggins

Plus the usual departments and of course the fantastic advertising of the day!

Condition:
Edge/Corner Wear: mild to moderate, mainly to lower corners
Surface Wear: mostly mild
Soiling: mostly mild
Spine Separations: no major separations
Tearing: a few small tears to back cover
Inner Pages: very good to excellent
Other: mild to moderate corner creasing present

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SKU	605270657
Quantity in stock	1 item(s) available
Price:	$9.99

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