Vintage The New Yorker Magazine July 10 1943 WWII William Cotton Cows Cover Art For Sale

Up for sale is an authentic, complete original issue of The New Yorker magazine dated July 10, 1943. This historic World War II-era issue features a beautifully illustrated summer cover by artist William Cotton, depicting a humorous encounter between swimmers and wading cows.The back cover features a highly collectible WWII wartime advertisement from the famous Grace Line, paying tribute to its merchant marine captains and officers operating under hazardous wartime conditions. Individual portraits of Captain Alf Adler, Captain W. N. Prengel, Captain Henry Stephenson, and others are featured along the border.CONDITION REPORT (PLEASE READ):This magazine is being sold as-is in Acceptable to Fair vintage condition.FRONT COVER: Bright, clean color with minimal age-toning and solid spine stitching.BACK COVER: Features a prominent, ragged vertical tear running down the upper margin/corner, tracking into the background art next to Captain Adler\'s portrait. The upper flap of the tear is partially loose. Please see the detailed close-up photos for the exact condition of this tear.INTERIOR: Pages are complete, intact, and readable with expected vintage tanning. No amateur tape repairs or cutouts have been made.SHIPPING & HANDLING:The magazine will be packaged with extreme care to prevent any further tearing during transit. It will be sealed in a protective plastic sleeve, securely sandwiched between two rigid sheets of heavy cardboard, and shipped in a sturdy, flat mailer. Shipped via USPS Ground Advantage with full tracking. Magazines contain advertisements and do not legally qualify for Media Mail, so this will be shipped properly using ground service.