Saturday Evening Post

March 9, 1940

Complete magazine with a fire control tower of a U.S. Battleship cover

by Radebaugh

A great Birthday or Anniversary Gift!

Complete magazine in good condition. Lorimer's master piece enjoyed by generations of Americans. Wonderful artists and writers as well. Abundantly filled with ads and cartoons, especially auto ads. Well rounded reading that anyone would enjoy. This year was particularly replete with the better authors and artists.  Good View of the world and America before our entrance into the war. Sometimes we have just the cover available at a lower price - inquire. This  issue has articles (among others):

The Saturday Evening Post [March 9, 1940] (10½" x 13½")

• · He Lost His Pig, But He Saved His Bacon · John W. Thomason, Jr. · ss
• · There’s Two Kinds of Heroes · Maurice Beam · ss with Peter Helck illustrations
• · Strike in the Hospital · Hannah Lees · ss
• · Bungalows Don’t Float · Thomas Rourke · ss  with Peter Helck illustrations
• · The Caves · Dorothy Thomas · ss
• · Hangman’s Whip [Part 1 of 7] · Mignon G. Eberhart · sl
• · Red Wheels Rolling [Part 5 of 8] · Walter D. Edmonds · sl
• Shake! - The 1933 Earthquake in Los Angeles
• Our not so secret weapon - Our gold supply.
• Here come the cats! - Caterpillar tractors tow across frozen lakes and rivers in Canada.
• Dime Store - The Story of F.W. Woolworth-shows Barbara Hutton in short skirt.
• The Court is now his - by Wendell Willkie on Roosevelt's Court.
• Westie ad for Kelly Tires.
• Buick Convertibles ad -  4 shown

                                                              Lots of car ads

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