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De Witt & Co. :: Magazines :: Saturday Evening Post Magazine :: Saturday Evening Post - March 8, 1947 - Painter's Nightmare - David Finley

Saturday Evening Post - March 8, 1947 - Painter's Nightmare - David Finley

Saturday Evening Post magazine from 1947, complete and in good to very good condition. Measures about 10¾" X 13¾" with 148 pages. Cute cover illustration of a painter trying to please a fussy homemaker by Stevan Dohanos - truly a painter's worst nightmare!

What's Inside:
SHORT STORIES
Barry Ward's Beard by Robert E. Pinkerton, illustrated by Glenn Grohe
The Girl And The Genius by Herbert Depew, illustrated by Roy Price
Fair-Caught by Philip Wylie, illustrated by Rudolph Pott
Pamela Makes Up Their Minds by Ruth Rankin Lamson, illustrated by George Hughes

ARTICLES
Mr. National Defense (Congressman James W. Wadsworth) by Beverly Smith
Don't Scoff At Sea Monsters by Ivan T. Sanderson with illustration by Paul Nonnast
Australia Wakes Up A Pacific Power by Harold J. Noble
Mexico's Baseball Raiders Ride Again (the Pasquel Brothers) by Milton Bracker
Broadway's New Matinee Idol (Sloppy Joe Ferrer) by Stanley Frank
The Millionaires' Best Friend (National Gallery of Art Director David Finley) by Roger Butterfield
Nobody Wants To Be A Coal Miner by Samuel Lubell
The Alley Fighters Of The 96th by Orlando Davidson

SERIALS
Final Curtain (part one of six) by Ngaio Marsh, illustrated by Robert Fawcett
Barracuda (part four of seven) by Richard Powell, illustrated by Alex Ross
...and of course the usual departments and fantastic advertising of the period!

A few of the major advertisements (full-page or more):
Canadian Pacific Railway with artwork of Banff and Lake Louise
Gulfpride Oil with artwork by Bingham
Hudson Motor Car Company with artwork by Valentine
US Steel with artwork by Keith Ward
Rever Irons with artwork by Albert Dorne

Condition:
Edge/Corner Wear: mild to moderate, mainly to outer edge
Surface Wear: mild
Soiling: mild
Spine Separations: no major separations
Tearing: several small tears to the outer edge of the cover, associated with edge wear; 1" tear to the lower right corner; minor tearing elsewhere
Inner Pages: very good to excellent
Other: fine issue!

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SKU	802210252
Quantity in stock	1 item(s) available
Price:	$22.00

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