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...

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...

If you like movie nostalgia, then you will love this August, 1978, Saturday Evening Post. It is a Special Issue titled "50 Years At The Moves." If you have aspirations of being a movie star, there is even an article titled "How to Break Into the Movies." Funny-man Woody Allen graces the cover of this issue.

Its hard to know exactly where to start telling about this issue...

This issue of Life Magazine will tear at your heart as you recall the Vietnam war - much as our present day war in Iraq does. The feature article is titled On With The War And "Operation Masher". The photographs by Henri Huet tell the story - a sad one!

Another article is one titled Visit To Mamma Mussolini, wife of Benito Mussolini and her life after the death of her husband...

This is a nice piece of vintage Washington D.C. memorabilia with a 1933 copyright. This is the second printing dated 1934. The booklet is titled "What To See?" In Washington - A Concise Guide To The National Capital With Map. The booklet is by Mary O. Sumner and was published by L. G. Kelly Printing Company.

The first page gives "grateful acknowledgment" to: Lt. Col. Stuart C. Godfrey, Corps of Engineers, U. S...

This is a very nice copy of The Saturday Evening Post dated November 1978. The cover features John B. Connally with the caption "John B...

This is a very old document - an Abstract of Title to Lot 24, Block 8 of Greenville Crest Addition to the City of Dallas, Texas, for R. H. Clem.

The front cover shows Stewart Abstract Company (Successor to S. W. S. Duncan) - Established 1872 - Associated with Stewart Title Guaranty Company, Dallas, Texas.

The date for the document is January 22, 1925, and required a fee of $28.50...

This is a publication titled "Tarrant County Government – A Citizens’ Handbook." Tarrant County is the home of Fort Worth, Texas. The book was published to inform citizens of Tarrant County about the services the Country provides for them...

This is a very vintage Attendance and On-Time Plan for Beginners", Primary, and Junior Departments for Sunday Schools. It was published by Lamar & Barton Department of Sunday School Supplies in Nashville, Tennessee and has a copyright of 1918. Larmar & Barton also had locations in Dallas, Texas, and Richmond, Virginia.

The front side of this Attendance Plan features a picture of the old woman who lived in the shoe and her home, an old high-top brown shoe...

Tragically we lost the great Johnny Cash only a few weeks ago! The Man In Black helped define country music and this issue of Country Music was his day in the sunshine! Except for a few articles and the regular magazine features, this entire issue is all about Johnny Cash!

Instead of one rambling article, the magazine is divided into many articles about Johnny Cash, his family, career and more. Some of the article titles include: Johnny Cash"s Greatest Hits, John R. Cash: I Will Rock "n Ro...

This is a nice vintage copy of Holiday Magazine dated March, 1958. There are many interesting articles and advertisements from that year!

My fellow Texans might enjoy the article by Robert Penn Warren titled "How Texas Won Her Freedom." It is the story of Sam Houston and his incredible rout of the Mexican Army in the Battle of San Jacinto.

"New Orleans Society" tells of the social season which is concentrated into carnival time and the feverish activities of choosing its queen. You will s...

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. More pictures are included.

Read about Indonesia"s bloody reign of vengeance against its communists in the article "Haunted Face of a Red Defeat."

Jack Palance made Academy Award fame doing his one-arm pushup on stage after winning the Oscar a few...