Step back into America’s wartime living rooms with this beautiful trio of original Saturday Evening Post magazines—August 8, 1942; April 10, 1943; and May 3, 1947.
Each issue is a vivid time capsule, filled with the optimism, grit, and artistry that defined the WWII and postwar years.
The covers alone are treasures: the warm, patriotic charm of the 1942 nurse and sailor; the stark realism of the 1943 aircraft gunner; and the joyful Norman Rockwell carousel scene from 1947.
Inside, you’ll find historically significant wartime articles, fictional stories, and striking B&W and full‑color advertisements—from wartime nutrition and industrial production to classic mid‑century consumer goods.
All three magazines retain their original staples and bindings. Inner pages are generally clean and well‑preserved; covers show expected edge wear and softening consistent with age, giving them that authentic vintage character collectors love.
Each measures approximately 13.75" × 10.75" × ¼–⅓" and runs about 150 pages.
A wonderful curated lot for collectors of WWII history, Americana, vintage advertising, or mid‑century illustration.
