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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

Time, Inc., 1972 Articles include: The "Vietnamized" war, A nervous air mission to Anloc and back; The Connallys invite some friends to meet the Nixons; No-fault insurance -- new sys tem is controversial but cheap; A commune for old folks-- the Share-a-Home Association of Winter Park, Fla.; The Huggables-- a new way to learn letters; Sumatra, world of wild growth and primitive bea uty; Groucho Marx performs at Iowa State University. Slight browning to page and cover edges,

NYC: Time, Inc., 1962 Articles include: Bienvenido Presidente Kennedy -- The President and the First Lady enjoy a warm welcome while Republican leaders meet at Eisenhower's Gettysburg farm; The Algerians vote for independence; Doctors on strike in Canada; New National College Queen; Reporter Jane Howard joins a First Jump Class of girls at the Tri-state Sport Parachute Center; The "Junk Box Creativity" class at the Eastman Kodak Company; Age of World Travel, Part II: 19 New Luxury Hotels -- The Federal Hotel in Malaya, El Ponce in Puerto Rico, the Nile Hilton, Beirut's Hotel Phoenicia, others; The Big Year for Big Boats -- the America's Cup contenders: the Weatherly, Nefertiti; Adele Du Breuil's showplace garden in Scarsdale, NY. Slight browning to pages, edgewear.

Chicago: Time Inc. 1969 Articles include: Sex, Shock and Sensuality-- uproar over new forms, freedoms and exploitations in the lively arts; Caricaturist Gerald Scarfe; Fashion: lingerie inspired by the silver screen; Apollo 9 voyage in the words of the astronauts themselves; Bill Evans, kindergarten teacher in San Anselmo, Calif. Slight edgewear to covers.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1956 Articles include: As Middle East Crisis Worries the World, New Egypt Displays Its Power; Nasser's Frank and Startling Views; Nature Triggers Tornado Season and Man Fights It; Amateur golfer Ken Venturi gives pros fits in the Masters; Raincoat fashions; Parents go back to school at Leland Junior High in Chevy Chase, Md.; Basil Wolverton's cartoon cars; The Epic of Man, Part IV: Man Shapes His Environment; Neolithic Folk Today, The Berber Society; Movies: "The Harder They Fall"; A Turkey That Never Had a Father: Agriculture Dept. scientist discovers hens produce poults without any assistance from toms; Francis Willard Hagerty's chair kits use clothesline; Things Get Hotter for Hoxsey: U.S. Food and Drug Administration posts warning against man who makes millions from cancer victims; Odyssey of a Daft Raft - Landlubbers trying to outdo "Kon-Tiki" take a long Pacific voyage to nowhere; Bullfighter Bertha Trujillo; Glubb Pasha of Jordan Tells How… Read More

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. 1969 Articles include: Oil spill off Santa Barbara is killing wildlife; Georges Pompidou of France; Special Section: Science, Sex and Tomorrow's Morality, Life Poll by Louis Harris; Ringo Starr, co-starring in "The Magic Christian"; Bill Blass; Fierce Majesty of the Condor; Shirley Temple lookalikes in off-Broadway's "Curley McDimple". Some edgewear, browning to pages.

Chicago: Time, Inc. 1965 Moving A 15,000-Ton Treasure: Feat on the Nile-to save the temples of Abu Simbel

NYC: Time, Inc., 1958 Cover: Sherman Adams and President Eisenhower. Covers are worn, scuffed area where label was removed; pages are edgeworn, some small tears. Includes: Photos of David Toor and Marcelle Lapow's wedding; GOP Facing a Struggle -- Sherman Adanms, In or Out!; Philippine President Garcia visits U.S.; The Grief of Cyprus as riot victims are buried; St. Paul's restored after war damage (photo); Massachusetts Mutual ad with Norman Rockwell illustration; Charged Charms of Brigitte Bardot -- Bardot Boom in the U.S., Bardot: A Lot More Than Meets the Eye; New Life Series: The Wonders of Life on Earth - Part 1: Darwin discovers nature's plan; Sheb Wooley and 'The Purple People Eater'; Mike Sibole's life-saving operation that took his sight; Fashion -- Tommy Hendler and Patty Peyton see fashion possibilities in moslem robes; Orlando Cepeda - The Rookie Bull of Baseball; Seasonal Yellowstone workers -- college students known as 'savages'.

NYC: Time, Inc., 1962 Articles include: Vietnam - the Far-off War We Have decided to Win; Northeaster storm pummels east coast; Peter Snell, Jim Beatty shatter racing records; Madame Club ball in Munich; Dragon Rock - A Wonderful House to Live In; Fashion: Spring raincoats; Richard Nixon's Candid Revelations - Great Crises in a Turbulent Political Life; The Decision to go all out on Hiss, A Stricken President, Kitchen Talk in Moscow, Campaign -- Part I:The Fund That Threatened to Wreck a Career; Junior bowlers - HArvey Seegers, Michael Campbell, George Bain, Susan Decowski, Lawrence Gambino; A Midsummer Night's Dream has inspired a new Czech puppet move, costly Balanchine ballet. Light scratches to cover.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1953 Contents include: Richie Andrusco reacts to seeing himself in movie; Ile de France sails to Greenville's rescue; Peace returns to Colombia; Rocky Marciano-Roland LaStarza fight; Rita Hayworth marries Dick Haymes; Anti-americanism at French roller derby; William Faulkner, Part 2 -- The Man beind the Faulkner Myth; Edward R. Murrow in coffee ad; New York's Small Business Clinic helps women market their spare-time products; Colorado Sprints Sky Sox get their pennant; Dubbing English into Italian film is tricky business; New fall silhouettes; Football Season - color photos by Jerry Cooke; Lucille Ball in Philip Morris ad; Television adaptation of '1984' with Lorne Greene, Eddie Albert; Brookhaven Laboratories study how radiation can improve crops; An Italian Family in America - Photo essay on three generations of the La Falce family; Two Frecoes for OIne - Nelson Gallery of Art finds older fresco underneath 12th Century Chinese painting; Life Goes to a Mutt Derby… Read More

NY: Time, Inc., 1950 Includes: Photos of a soldier in Korean winter uniform; The Michauds are among Canadians killed in plane crash whilereturning from Rome pilgrimage; Auto dealers feel first pinch of new credit curbs; Karea: Red jets attack U.S. bombers; Gordon S. Seagrave on trial for treason in Burma; Homecoming Queen scandal - Annette Hipps beats Jacqueline Grubb; Medical discovery may bring cure for hypertension; Liberated North Korean capital Pyongyang shows signs of Russian rule; 'The Persians' is performed at Syracuse (Greece) in ancient outdoor theater; Allyn Smith is UCLA Homecoming Queen; Mystery Billionaire Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian; Marines celebrate 175th Anniversary; Now women can dye their hair at home; Underwater Wonders - Jacquese-Yves Cousteau explores the haunts of sea monsters; Letters written by General MacArthur and Prime Ministers reveal how Occupied Japan is ruled; Theater - 'The Lady's Not for Burning'; Montreal debutantes are greeted by fancy hats. Edgewear.

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.

Time, Inc., 1964 Articles include: (Movie ad) Shirley MacLaine in What a Way to Go!; The Duel to the Death in California - Senator Kuchel for Rockefeller, William Knowland for Goldwater; "These Are The Things I Hope Will Show How He Really Was" by Jacqueline Kennedy - Exhibit of President Kennedy's mementos; Hooray for Ye-ye Girls - Sylvie, Francoise, Sheila; The Sierra Nevada in Spring (14 color pages); A burst of Negro Drama - Blues for Mr. Charlie, The Dutchman, Blood Knot, In White America, Trumpets of the Lord; Decision to Die - Story of a suicidal woman, pills, and a 75-minute phone call; Life visits Alberto Giacometti in his Swiss home town. Edgewear.

NYC: Time, Inc,, 1965 Bibliographic Details Publisher: Time, Inc Publication Date: 1965 Binding: Magazine Book Condition: Good Description: Cover has been scribbled on with pencil. Includes: Pro football leagues at war over 300 most-wanted college stars -- Tommy Nobis, Ron Medved, Pat Killorin, John Niland, Bob Hadrick; In Rhodesia, a crisis; Versatile Cree Indian singer Buffy Sainte-Marie; Drawings from Saul Steinberg's new book - 'The New World'; Vietnam as One Family faces It - Ed and Linn Boyt; Fur bathrobe fashions; Afghanistan - A Neutral Nation's Sudden Pro-U.S. turn; Olfactronics - the measurement of odors; The Antiwar Marches and how They Happen; Author Rex Stout vs. the FBI -- new villain in new Nero Wolfe book, 'The Doorbell Rang'; New Broadway play - 'the royal Hunt of the Sun' with Christopher Plummer, David Carradine. Bookseller Inventory # 0013705

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1969 Articles include: The Dilemma of Military Dissent - Rebel servicemen protest the Vietnam War and attack "the system"; The End of the Fortas Affair; Mississippi Smiles on Charles Evers; The Catholic Church Demotes Some Saints; Speed Lover Sam Posey; A partner for Dan Rowan - the Werewolf: New horror spoof - "The Maltese Bippy"; Peter Benchley writes about being a presidential speechwriter; Jim Brown - When an ex-fullback has presence, who cares if he can act?; World's largest solar furnace in Odeillo, France; Trans National Communications - All-Pro Miniconglomerate. Edgewear.

Time Inc., 1984 Includes: Kenn Duncan's photographs of celebrities wearing red shoes; Director Robert Benton; On the Road and At Home with Geraldine Ferraro; Separating Siamese twins Lin and Win Htut; Garry Trudeau reveals what his Doonesbury characters have been up to; All aboard the space shuttle - Nasa announces that citizen voyagers will be put aboard in 1985-86; Anne Fadiman writes about her father - Clifton Fadiman at Eighty; Polo playing in Texas - The Texas rich get a ride for their money; Violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg; Arles, France - the provincial French town that iinspired Van Gogh is all but unchanged. Edgewear, cover has tear on top edge near spine.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1964 Articles include: Stark Desert War in Arabia -- Egypt and Britain in Yemen and South Arabia; The vice-presidential candidates -- Hubert Humphrey and William Miller; A Bright Victory for Chile - new president Eduardo Frei Montalva; The skipper of the Sovereign -- Peter Scott; Britain's long, hot summer - the Mods vs. the Rockers; Fullback Jim Brown turns actor; Sculptress Barbara Heopworth; Carlo Ponti and Sophia Loren -- their dream house in Italy; The difficulty of "Being Fair" to Goldwater -- Controversial Candidate; Theater -- The Relentless Specter of Brecht; The Danger of Declaring Winners by Computer -- Quickie "results" could sway the election; The madcap Chelsea - New York's most illustrious third-rate hotel - home to Arthur Miller, Katherine Dunham, Sophia Delza and ghosts; College queen Candy Bergen - sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania - she may never become as famous as her wooden half-brother, but she's dabbled in radio and… Read More