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Original June 1935 issue of Harper’s Magazine, published by Harper & Brothers.
A fascinating Depression-era magazine featuring “Inflation—When and How?” by John T. Flynn, along with numerous other articles covering American society, politics, economics, science and culture during the 1930s.
Other notable subjects include “Is Feminism Dead?” by Genevieve Parkhurst, “The Concept of Race” by Julian Huxley, “The Intelligence of Cats,” and “Huey Long and His Background.”
The issue also retains wonderful original 1930s advertising and shopping pages, including Bell Telephone System, cameras, household goods, wedding gifts and other period products.
Condition: Original vintage condition. Red cover shows age-related rubbing, discoloration, edge and corner wear, creasing and small tears/chipping as pictured. Interior pages appear quite clean and well preserved for their age. Please review photographs carefully for exact condition.
Date: June 1935
Volume: 171
Publisher: Harper & Brothers
Original: Yes – not a reproduction.
An interesting collectible for anyone interested in Depression-era America, economics, political history, vintage advertising or Harper’s Magazine.
