This would make a wonderful gift for someone special in your life where that date represents a milestone in life - birthday, anniversary or date they met their significant other.

Hard to believe, but this issue sold for a mere 20 cents with a yearly subscription available for $6.00 - almost what we would pay for ONE issue now!

There is a full page advertisement for Listerine Antiseptic saying, "It happens to the nicest guys." It shows a prom or dance with one guy sitting alone while everyon...

This issue of Life Magazine dated September 10, 1971 features the first 25 years of television. Interestingly enough, the cover asks "Are we happy with what we're watching." That question could still be asked today!

The other articles discussing television include: TV's Impact on Society; Do We Like What We Watch?; How a Network Boss Picks Shows; Notes in a Viewer's Album; Our First TV Star...

This is a nice issue of Life Magazine dated October 3, 1969. The feature stories are titled "The Grace Of Ballet" and "The Tumult Of Hendrix." Tumult according to Webster is defined as: with uproar and confusion of voices, commotion, violent agitation of mind or feelings - all of which could define Jimi Hendrix and his music.

Long before Ralph Nader was running for president as a Green Party candidate, he was fighting Washington as a consumer advocate...

This issue of Life features Part 4 of A Thousand Days written by historian Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. (Sorry, I do not have Parts 1, 2, or 3). Part 4: Life in the White House. How "White Housitis" affected J.F.K., his family and friends. Even though the parts leading up to this issue are missing, there are still many nice pictures of the President and his family with touching details into his life.

Another article titled A World Unique and Magnificent is about Mrs...

If you are a Baby-Boomer, then you were born some time near when this November 17, 1947, issue of Life Magazine was printed. This is an extra large issue - boasting 164 pages of nice vintage articles and advertisements.

For those who enjoy sports, you will enjoy several of the articles. In "the Place-Kicking Specialists," you'll see a photo of toeless Ben Agajanian of the Los Angeles Dons...

This issue of Life Magazine dated November 14, 1969, will take you back to when the U.S. was at war in Vietnam. A key figure during this period was Green Beret Colonel Robert Rheault. In the article "The Fall of a Lost Soldier", covers his life through his duty in Vietnam.

"Big Lew Against the Big Men" tells about 7'2" tall Lew Alcindor, pro basketball player...

Today we are awed and amazed by the latest pictures from Mars, however, in 1966, we had the same feeling about Surveyor"s pictures of the lunar surface - that of the moon! One such picture is on the cover of this Life Magazine dated July 1, 1966...

This issue of Life Magazine is dated December 27, 1968. It is a 2-in-1 issue dedicated to Picasso and his paintings. It has many great pictures of Picasso's paintings, as well as, pictures of Picasso in his personal life.

Pictures include the women in Picasso"s life, some dated back to 1906. In also include Picasso with his wife prior to 1953. Picasso was 65 years old - his wife, Francoise Gilot was in her 20's. Despite their age difference, they had a son, Claude...

This little book is a former school library book published by G. P. Putnam"s Sons of New York. It is titled, "Let's Go To a Police Station" with a copyright of 1957.

The book explains the roll policemen play in the community - on and off of the job. It explains a policeman's duties, his training, and other aspects of the job...

This is very colorful counted cross stitch booklet by Ginnie Thompson titled "Teach Yourself Counted Cross Stitch." It was published by Leisure Arts, Inc. with a copyright of 1975.

This item is printed on a card stock, but instead of it being a book, it folds out into one long sheet. There are many nice patterns as seen in the pictures provided with this listing. All patterns are small and most of them are 4x4 inches in size or smaller...

This booklet titled "Charted Needlework Designs" was published by Leisure Arts, Inc. with a copyright of 1975. There are over 100 motifs in covering a large variety of subjects shown in color.

Some of the designs include: a cat, basket of flowers, a grandfather clock, trees showing the four seasons, grapes, a baked pie, egg-beater, birds, a farm barn, cow, turkey, the sun, a wishing well, mailbox, butterflies, spinning wheel, oil-burning lamp, and much more...

If you love Impressonist paintings, then you will really enjoy this book of art titled "Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Paintings from the U.S.S.R." This collection was on tour in the United States in 1973...