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NY: Time Inc., 1986 Highlights from Life Magazine 1936-1986. Oversized, 416 pages. Bound in advertising booklet for Disney World Resort. Some edgewear, rubbing to back cover. Heavy magazine, may require exctra postage.

Chicago: Time Warner, 1939 Articles: photos of celebrities shaving; New York Debutantes; Artist Reginald Marsh (color photos); Edward Steichen self-portrait; Winston Churchill; Movie: "Zaz ", starring Claudette Colbert; Rumania; Life Goes to a Party in Samoa to install new chief of Pago Pago. Edgewear, cover has scuffed area that has been repaired with tape. DeSoto ad with Myrna Loy.

NYC: Time Inc., 1999 Highlights include: Monica Lewinsky affair; Heroes of the Year: Mark MacGuire, Sammy Sosa, Katie Couric,Morris Dees and Ellie Dahmer, John Glenn, Keith Ursel, Muhammed Ali; fold-out story on animals and plants that ame off the endangered species list; Life Remembers: Frank Sinatra, Barry Goldwater, George Wallace; Benjamin Spock, Eldridge Ckeaver, Carl Wilson, Sonny Bono, Robert Young, Tammy Wynette, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Linda McCartney

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1948 Cover: Maggi McNamara. Articles include: Photos of Marie Goerke's first solo flight; Czechs flee their new Red regieme, mourn Jan Masaryk; Congress tables bill to repeal magarine tax; Joint Chiefs of Staff meet to study war and/or its prevention; Basket Bags - New spring handbags inspired by food containers; Six-Day Bike Racing - prewar sport makes a comeback in New York; Blind poodle gets cataract operation; U.S. Returns Captured German Art - Life shows the great paintings found in caves; Theater Off Broadway - Experimental groups are having an exciting season; Movie ad for 'The Big Clock' with Ray Milland, Charles Laughton; Joe McCarthy returns to baseball to manage Red Sox; Two-page color movie ad for 'Fort Apache'; Busy Singer Peggy Lee also composes hit tunes; Max Factor ad with Yvonne De Carlo; Charles Musgrave Ford, Captain of the Queen Elizabeth; The Goebbels Diaries - Private papers trace the decline of a Reich that was to last 1000 years; Life… Read More

NY: Time, Inc., 1954 Includes: Diane Sinclair and Ken Spaulding, featured dancers on the Dave Garroway Show; Deadly Avalanches in the Alps; Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio's not-so-secret wedding; Mrs. Chauncey McCormick elected Chicago society queen; Heavy snowfall on eastern seaboard; Ricky Walker names Planet X, wins spaceship; Landslide in Astoria, Oregon; Did the jet age come too soon? Britain's Comet is grounded; Queen Elizabeth II visits Tonga, New Zealand; William Heart's monastery reassembled in North Miami Beach; Theater: Geraldine Page, Joan Greenwood and Jeanmaire in new shows; Thule - U.S. air base at the top of the world is now operational; Painters' other jobs pay for their art; Squash champion Hashim Khan; Trench coat fashions; Movies: Knights of the Round Table, Prince Valiant; Building inspector Ben Powell tries to get boys' hut torn down; Baylor University's student evangelists; Soviet women's ski team sweeps international meet in Switzerland; High Style… Read More

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1954 Cover: Lois Gunas. Articles include: Marvin Koner's photos of daughter Pamela; Communist prisoners are freed in Korea; The trial of kindly Texas sheriff Orear Watson; Kidnap victim Lennie Moscovitz; First Atomic sub Nautilus is launched; Movie of the Week: Judy Holliday in It Should Happen to You; Resort fashions photographed in Puerto Rico; T.S. Eliot turns to comedy with The Confidential Clerk; Ice Capades - Jubilee of Light; Dickie Browning attempts high jump record; Plans for schools that relieve crowded classrooms; Portable ice skating rink. Slight edgewear, last page has been removed.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1953 Contents include: Baseball teams feel tension of pennant race, get into fights; 'Operation Big Switch' - PW trade begins in Korea; Pennsylvania Turnpike murderer; Carlo Corbisiero freed after 19 years in prison; Scouts jamboree in Irvine Ranch near Los Angeles; The Louvre- Its fabulous art collection is the world's most famous; Touring Europe on less than $28,411 (what it cost when he was a soldier) - by Bill Mauldin; Fashion - new combs hold hats in place; I Become a Citizen by Leonard McCombe; Movies: Happy Little Wittlingers - Three Hollywood Working Girls find the Living Easy; Life Goes to a Friendly Feud in on Biddle Street in Wayne, Michigan. Covers are worn, inside pages are very good.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1969 Fold-out cover: Jerry Koosman; the Mets celebrate a win. Articles include: Who would thunk it? -- Gil Hodges' Mets lunge headlong for the pennant; Hard-charger to Alaska -- Tanker U.S.S. Manhattan opens up the Northwest Passage to reach oil; A Proud Esprit Soiled by Racial Hate -- racial polarization at Camp Lejeune; Baby narwhal at New York Aquarium in Coney Island is first captured alive; The Obstinacy of Bill Schanen, publisher of the Kaleidoscope; A fanciful tour of the zodiac -- photographed by Milton Greene and Joe Eula; A Life writer visits 8 astrologers --including Linda Goodman, Keith Clayton; A Survivor on TV: Lana Turner -- durable star goes back to work in a jet-set soap opera; Ruth White -- first Negro to win major fencing title; New trend -- Free-form and free-spirited Weddings. Slight browning, pages are edgeworn with small tears, spine starting to tear at top and bottom.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1953 Contents include: Photos of mountain climber Gaston Rebuffat; New American Lee Kyung Soo; Greenlease kidnappers' trial; Dutch plug last break in flooded dikes; Adrian Ivor Dunbar becomes Scottish baronet; The case of the beat-up blonds - Doame Wells; Pretty lady riders beat men at the National Horse Show; Burlesque wives war in Portland -- Tempest Storm vs. Arabelle Andre; Eisenhowers are no-show at Willard High homecoming; The World We Live in, Part VII: Creatures of the Sea; Hallmark Card ad featuring contributors Norman Rockwell, Grandma Moses, Saul Steinberg, Sir Winston Churchill, Edgar A. Guest, Norman Vincent Peale, Doris Lee, Huldah; Movies: 'Kiss Me Kate' with Ann Miller; Navy radio circles globe - Giant transmitter reaches ships anywhere; India's General Thimayya; New Commissioner of Education Samuel Miller Brownell; New Broadway producers Lyn Austin and Thomas Noyes; Fashion: Fur dresses; Life Goes to a Party for a Horse - BEauty in North Denver.… Read More

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1964 Articles include: President Johnson's working vacation at his Texas Ranch; West Berliners and East Berliners reunite for a few hours; Ancient Strife in Cyprus Fires Up Again; Mr. Berra of the Yankees; The Reminiscences of General Douglas MacArthur - The Old Soldier Looks Back, Part 1; The U.S. Ski Team; Henry Fonda's lovely, leggy daughter -- A U.S. Jane Conquers Paris; Peasant Painters of Yugoslavia; New Year's Dance at the Depot - Grand Central Station Becomes a Ballroom. Jerry Lewis in ad for Sealy Mattresses. Slight edgewear, browning to page ends. Center spread is detached.

Time, Inc., 1957 Includes: Danish Brewery tribute to Queen Elizabeth II (photo); A Searching Inquiry into Nuclear Perils; Student pranks get out of hand -- water fight in Champaign, Ill., demonstration at Bowling Green; Mob pillages U.S. embassy on Formosa; The Mob and Its Man Take Over in Haiti - Daniel Fignole is new president; Witnesses refuse to testify in Johnny Dio trial; New dome auditorium in Albuquerque; Misty of Chincoteague goes back home; Fashion -- The skort is good for sport; Great Adventures, Part IV: Arthur Godfrey and General Curtis LeMay go on a helicopter safari; Lazarus Powder -- a long-lasting medicine that dissolves bit by bit; TV: Hugh O'Brien takes a break from Wyatt Earp; Theater: 'The Sign of Jonah' by Guenter Rutenborn; Sister Mary Madeleva -- Nun, President and Poet; New Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson; Sam Hanks wins Indianapolis 500; A New Hollywood Arises as stars become businessmen; Canada Governor-General Vincent Massey's exclusive ball. Edgewear.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1962 Contents include: The Might We Aimed at Cuba; Vince Lombardi, the Miracle Maker of Green Bay, Wis.; Nobel Prizewinner Lev Davidovich Landau; Author Patrick Dennis; The Human Body, Part II: How Food Becomes Fuel; U.S. Debutantes; Charles Goren writes about the game of gin; New mopvie: 'Billy Budd'; Ski Fashions by Dior and Pucci. Slight edgewear, ad page cut out.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1963 Special Issue about the Soviet People. Articles include: Puppeteer Obraztsov prepares for Broadway show; How to Visit the Soviet Union; Moscow Landscape 1963: It's Instant Housing!; Soviet astronaut Valentina Tereshkova; Capt. Hugh Lavallee is rescued by Soviet fishermen; The Soviet Economy - The Big Try for Plenty; Photos of Russian leaders by Yousuf Karsh - the Khrushchevs, Leonid Brezhnev, Aleksei Kosygin, others; The Great Improviser: Premier Khrushchev; Meet the Lozovans of Moscow - a prospering middle-class family; Life editor Hugh Moffat sends his kids to a Soviet Pioneer camp; Soviet fashion designer Slava (Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Zaitsev); Russian Food: Life goes to Soviet Georgia. Slight edgewear, browning to page ends.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1958 Articles include: The Great Vicuna Coat Tale: Charges against Sherman Adams; Tommy Bolt Wins U.S. Open; Ingenious Heat Pump Gets Wider Usefulness; Chill Chase of a Blonde - New Movie "Vertigo"; Across the Continent by Canoe: Four modern-day voyageurs travel 5,000 miles from Colorado to Maine; Television: Twenty-One champion Elfrida von Nardroff; Puffin on the Prowl for Prey; Golden Years at Hempstead High on Long Island - Life presents its own school yearbook for a class of '58, photos by Gordon Parks; Steubenville, Ohio Meets the World; Fashion: Back to Black for Leggy Look; A Neapolitan Maid in Manhattan: Sophia Loren takes a look at the metropolis and vice versa. Edgewear, covers are separated at bottom spine.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1953 Contents include: Photos of U.S.presidents' graves; Deep in the Drought of Texas - Rio Grande dries up; West Berlin mourns martyrs of Bloody Wednesday; Lucille Ball in color Philip Morris ad; Squaw skirts; Milwaukee fans shower Braves with gifts; New Vermont Museum Shows How Americans Used to Live - The Webb Museum in Shelburne; 'The Bridges at Toko-Ri' - New novel by James A. Michener, complete in this issue; Holyoke Catholics have church in the round - Church of the Blessed Sacrament; Life Goes for a Romp on the Beach with Terry Moore and Robert Wagner. Edgewear.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1955 Articles include: X-Ray photos; six-page ad spread featuring Campbell Kid merchandise; The last weekend in October - Football takes over all over; Big Four meet in Geneva: Dulles, Molotov, Harold MacMillan, Antoine Piney; James Michener marries a Nisei girl, Helen Mukoyama; The Saar rebuffs the French; The Epic of Man, Part I: Man Inherits the Earth; William Saunders Reeves is honored; Teen-age girls help design party dresses; Theater: "No Time for Sergeants" with Andy Griffith; Top high school students compete for National Merit Scholarships; TV Sleep Girl Nancy Berg; Gregory Peck films "The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit"; The Doomed Daredevils of the I.R.A. Warm Up their 40 Years' War; Einstein Memorial opens in New York - The Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University; Jean Cocteau is admitted to French Academy. Slight wear.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1949 Cover: Paul G. Hoffman. Articles include: Elder Lightfoot Solomon Michaux holds huge baptismal rally; Red Visitors Cause Rumpus - Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace in New York; The Great Finnish Wolf Hunt - Photographer's presence makes Reds suspicious; "Mr. Kelly" Wins an Election - Henri Queuille is new premier of France; Jack Benny Tries TV (photo); Members of the CCNY Class of '39 gather to read prophecies they made as seniors; Ithaca Paints - Enthusiasm for art transforms whole town into a gallery; Wishbone + Toni = $20,000,000 - Richard Nelson "Wishbone" Harris makes fortune out of home hair curler; Ringling Bros. Circus Gets Ready for New York Opening; Hyderabad Dancers - rhythms invoke fertility; Future King of Sweden romps in the snow; Blue Ribbon Cook Dione Lucas - The most important item in all her recipes is time; The Lakeliner - Average man's yacht; Spain - Franco's regime, slightly mellowed, looks west for… Read More

NY: Time, Inc., 1968 Articles include: Interview with Hubert Humphrey; Mayor John Lindsay attacks the dangers of the campaign issue called Law & Order; Lee Evans and Bob Beamon set records; Wally Schirra writes about Ed Hoskins, head of the Flight Crew Support Team; Lee Marvin in new war movie -- "Hell in the Pacific"; Pride, Inc.; The diet pill business; Sweden - new source of savvy styles; Gun Control; Rudolph Chleminski visit to his family estate in Strychowce, Russia; Great Dinners #54: Imam Bayildi; Vince Lombardi misses football. Edgewear, slight browning to page ends.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1959 Articles include: The United Nations negotiates to remove missile bases from Cuba; War in India; World's ugliest plane - "The Pregnant Guppy"; Vintage Year for the U.S. Novel -- 1962 saw new books from James Jones, Katharine Anne Porter, Herman Wouk, John O'Hara, James Baldwin, Philip Roth; New Skyscrapers being built in NYC -- Hilton Hotel, Pan-am Building, Huntington Hartford Callery of Modern Art; New movie: The Manchurian Candidate with Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey; Swedish Hospital's kidney center; Bob Shuley, boy gun wonder; Ballerina Galina Ulanova. Minimal wear, back cover has pencil scribbles.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1954 Special Issue - U.S. Growth, Our biggest year . and basis for a bigger future. Articles include: Boom Time for families -- higher income and more luxuries; Billions for Defense Build Wondrous Weapons; The Luckiest Generation - Depression's babies today have pick of high-paying jobs; Biggest Building Year - US spends record #34.7 billion on new construction -- Pittsburgh's Gateway Center, Livestock judging area in Raleigh, NC, Luxury homes, more; The New American Domesticated Male; A Bold Plan for World Trade; Mining taconite; Color Television - A still-infant industry; Corvette shows the way for plastic cars; A look ahead to the 200th birthday of the U.S.; New sousrces of power will satisfy immense appetite for energy, the age of nuclear power has arrived; Ads: full-page testimonial for Life Magazine by Raymond Loewy, Ann Blyth for Lane chests. Slight edgewear.