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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., 1958 Articles include: Britain is Smitten by "My Fair Lady" - Musical makes London premiere; Moscow rolls out red carpet for Nasser; Silky Sullivan comes in 12th in Derby; Brussels World Fair; French Lesson in Innards - Variety meats are part of the grand tradition in cooking (recipes); Garden Addict Kicks the Habit by Phyllis McGinley; Violent Images of Emotion - Expressionist Art Has a Big Revival; New musical "Say, Darling" by author of "Pajama Game"; Midget Racing; Soraya in Search of Solace - Former queen of Iran begins new life with holiday in Bermuda; The Missile-era Race to Chart the Earth. Edgewear.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1962 Articles include: Editorial on Kennedy's Next Three Years; the Great Bank Robbery of Mendham, NJ; Busy Young Americans around the World -- Up Front with the Peace Corps; An A-Blast harnessed for peaceful test; Charity, U.S.A. -- Neighborly help in Iowa, Glitter of a New York ball; Is the UN worth all the effort?; Bobby Allen - A fast-moving tinkerer; Two Stars prepare for TV -- Rambunctious Lucille Ball and demure Julie Andrews. Edgewear, 2" tear on back cover.

NYC: Time, Inc., 1990 Articles include: Ellis Island reopens; Hurricane Hugo aftermath -- one year later; B. Don Magness -- Mr. Miss Texas; The Jones family reunites; Jack Nicholson at 53; Pinball is back; the Enchanted Eye of Eisenstaedt. Edgewear, slight browning to page ends.

NY: Time, Inc., 1971 Articles include: Special issue -- Inside China, 21 pages of color photos; Joan Barthel writes about a priest and growing up Catholic; Children's bedroom furniture ; Life's great diners

NY: Time, Inc., 1969 Articles include: "The Amazin' Mets" head towards pennant; U.S.S. Manhattan first commercial vessel to master Northwest Passage; Racial bitterness in the Marine Corps; Baby narwhale at Coney Island aquarium; William F. Schanen Jr; A Tour of the Zodiac-- photo essay by Greene-Eula; Astrology; Lana Turner stars in TV's The Survivors; Fencer Ruth "Baby Ruthie" White; Free-form, counter-culture weddings. Some edgewear, browning to pages.

Time, Inc., 1961 Contents include: Fallout shelters - Group shelters are a start; Best-dressed women; Theater: 'A Man for all Seasons' with Paul Scofield; Author Romain Gary; Busy Retired Men Find Work a Happy Answer; Twist-inspired fashions; The Romantic Riddle of Lawrence of Arabia - Peter O'Toole in new movie; Primitive art. Edgewear.

NYC: Time, Inc., 1962 Articles include: Claire Burch's account of her Fire Island home being swept out to sea; Jackie Kennedy's trip to India (12 pages of photos, 7 pages in color); Truce in Algeria; Phyllis Newman, Orson Bean in new Broadway musical, "Subways are for Sleeping"; Harry Dunn's miniature circus; New fashion fad: Brahms, Beethoven and Bach sweatshirts; Seven Poems by Robert Frost (illustrated wit by Harvey Schmidt); Nixon's Memoirs, Part III: the television debate with Kennedy; Patty Duke plays Helen Keller in movie based on Broadway play. Slight wear.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1950 Cover: Dorian Leigh. Includes: China President Li Tsung-jen ousted by Chiang Kai-shek; Leopard escapes from Oklahoma Zoo; Dr. Klaus Fuchs found guilty of treachery; Denver Razes Historic Chimney; Secretary of State Acheson tells what he means by total diplomacy; Spring Fashions; Movie of the Week: 'The Third Man'; Army's new seagoing vacuum cleaner, the Essayons; Caribbean Carnival - "Little world's fair" is Haiti's big bid for tourists; Echo of the Famous Haywood Trial - killer Harry Orchard's life in prison; Winchester (Mass.) High School puts on a play; Mr. Cleveland -- Louis B. Seltzer, editor of the Cleveland Press; Buster Keaton on TV; Toddler Bela de Tuscan Jr. is the star pupil of his father's fencing school; Chemistry of Insanity: Discovery of glandular differences between normal and unbalanced is basis of new treatments; Life Goes to a Chamber Music Concert at Gerald Warburg's home. Two-page Hoover Vacuum ad with Lucille… Read More

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1965 Articles include: Photos of Earth taken from Gemini 5; The Pakistan-India War; Hurricane Betsy Heads for Louisiana; Dwight D. Eisenhower Turns 75; Fashion: Ankle Straps are Back; Manmade and transplanted organs usher in an era of Rebuilt People; The Astronauts' Personal Stories about Their Gemini 5 Flight; Project Head Start helps underprivileged children; Norman Mailer - Always the Challenger, Never the Champion; Soaring Legacy of a Titan - Le Corbusier's Visions in Concrete. Slight edgewear.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1956 Articles include: U.S. cast performs "Porgy and Bess" in Leningrad; Richest Treasure Trove found in Bermuda off Hamilton Harbor; Benjamin Franklin's personal letters, published to celebrate his 250th birthday; Konrad Adenauer at 80, an exclusive interview; Movies: Susan Hayward as Lillian Roth in "I'll Cry Tomorrow"; First formal dance at U.S. Air Force Academy. Back cover has Camel ad with Rise Stevens, Brian Keith, Claire L Chennault, Marguerite Higgins, Wm H. Brockman. Wear to edges.

NYC: Time, Inc., 1963 Articles on: Opium in Southeast Asia; New Evidence of the Mob's Power - Mafia Rubs Out a Rebellion; Billy Graham; Scary movie called the Haunting based on Haunting of Hill House; Hitachi, Japan's great manufacturer - photos by W. Eugene Smith; His Hotels Keep Conrad Hilton Hopping; New Paris Fashions - photographed in Helena Rubeinstein's Paris apartment by Carlo Bavagnoli; Dick Dale, King of "Surfing Music". Edgewear, pages have been cut from center of magazine, does not affect articles mentioned.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1955 Articles include: Famous model Bettina (Simone Bodin) is latest girlfriend of Aly Khan; Lavish Holiday Buying: A $6 Billion Christmas; Bulganin and Khrushchev visit Burma; Sugar Ray Robinson wins middleweight crown; Homecoming for an Exiled Editor, Dr. Gainza Paz returns to Buenos Aires to take over world-famous "La Prensa"; Christmas Legends, The wondrous tales come from many lands; Supersonic Bail-Out: George Smith's historic ordeal; Film, Play on Addicts: Ben Gazzara in "A Hatful of Rain", Frank Sinatra in "The Man with the Golden Arm" ; The Caroling Dogs of Copenhagen; Why France Seldom is Free of Crisis: Two-headed system of government divides the nation against herself; Bell and Banquet for Sir Winston: Churchill receives Williamsburg Award. Covers are worn, inside pages lightly browned.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1969 Articles include: President Nixon's inauguration -- Rhetoric Meets Reality (photo essay); Mr. Synanon Goes Public - Charles E. Dederich; Hello Bali -- Legendary Island Will Be Just a Jet Trip Away; Marvelous Menace: Snowmobiles; Antonian High School's Brother Alexis; Great Dinners #58: Savory Swiss Fondue; Actress Anne Heywood. Slight browning to page ends, pages creased on lower corner.

NY: Time, Inc., 1971 Articles include: High school mothers; South Vietnamese retreat from Laos; Cable TV offers viewers more channels; Nixon after two years in office; Gail Robinson, the Metropolitan Opera's new soprano; Tongue-in-cheek look at films that offend nobody (inspired by the announcement that the Mafia would not be mentioned in the movie version of The Godfather).

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1948 Includes: Photos of how D-Day disrupted Hitler's headquarters; Congress winds up memorable session - it prepares to adjourn after re-establishing the prestige of the legislative branch; Northwest has worst flood since 1894; Movie of the Week: 'The Time of Your Life'; Tumbling champion JoAnn Matthews; History of Western Civilization, Part 8: The Protestant Revolution; Veishea Festival - Students stage spring spectacle at Iowa State; Bond installs clothing store sign in Times Square; The New Ford - Henry Ford II; Avery Brundage - Irascible high priest of amateurism in sports; Phyllis Calvert is Peter Pan in new staging of play; Life Goes to a Community Theater in Lake Charles, LA. Edgewear, slight browning to pages, center spread is loose.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1981 Articles include: Dunaway Does Crawford; Henry Cisneros: A New Kind of Mayor for Old San Antonio; U.S. jobs lure illegal aliens; America the Dry - Are We Running Out of Water?; Special Section: The Wedding of the Century - Getting Ready for the Big Day - Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer; Multiple Sclerosis: A Lingering Nightmare; Airport of Araby - Grandiose Gateway for Mecca's Pilgrims; Fireworks. Edgewear, front cover has corner creases.

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1956 Articles include: Jamaica's ten beauty queens; Color movie ad for The Conqueror starring John Wayne, Susan Hayward; First Big Test of Desegregation in Schools at the University of Alabama; Queen Elizabeth II visits Nigeria; Goodyear tests rubber plane; French in Algiers oppose premier's effort to end war with Arabs; Harry Winston's 426-carat diamond; Leather fashions; H.L. Mencken's Last Gibes and Brickbats - excerpts from recently found Notebooks; TV drama Richard III with Laurence Olivier is latest classical role for Claire Bloom; PFC Oscar, the airborne mouse; Dresden art collection show ravages of 10-year exile in Russia; George Washinton's Trek to Fame - Began with a 1753 journey; Conclusion of the Truman Memoirs: A Candid Analysis of 1952 Election; The Valley Forge earns its Happy Valley nickname; Carl Sandurg testimonial for Life Magazine. Front cover has large piece torn from right edge.