197 results for "Life Magazine February, 1997" between $5.00 and $50.00

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Original Life Magazine from February 1, 1993 - Princess Diane And Prince Charles

Condition: Good+. OVERSIZE Thin. Magazine. Vol. 4 #2. tiny chips/creases to spine at staples, corner creases, Bagged for protection with a stiff backing board, address label on front cover, .

Original Life Magazine from February 14, 1969 - Barbra Streisand

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Condition: Collectible: Good. MAGAZINE. 11''x14''(approx) magazine, Bagged for protection with a stiff backing board, good. light ink writing on front cover, light wear back cover, small chips spine ends, small stains on front cover .

Condition: Collectible: Good. MAGAZINE. 11''x14''(approx) magazine, Bagged for protection with a stiff backing board, scratch on the top of the front cover, creases on the top right corner of the front page, scratches/tears on the front cover and spine especially near the staples, large creases on the lower left corner of the back cover, scratches on the top and spinal area of the back cover, cracks on the staples of the spine .

Condition: Good. 11x''14''(approx) magazine, Bagged for protection with a stiff backing board, chips/creases to spine at staples, tiny chips to edges, corner creases, address label on cover, .

Articles include: The Seizure of the 'Santa Maria' - High Drama on the High Seas; The Queen of England's India Tour; RB-47 Fliers come home; New mortar made with epoxy; Friar cartoons by Phelix; Tiny hat fashions; Civil War, Part III: The Soldier's Life North and South, letters home tell adventures; Deadeye slinger Johnny Milligan; Tennessee Williams writes about his leading ladies -- Anna Magnani, Vivien Leigh, Geraldine Page, Katharine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor; Whether We Live or Die by C.P. Snow...

Life Magazine February 24, 1941 Volume 10, Number 8 More Information General news, articles and events related to that specific time era. Fashion, sports, movies, editorials and more. Special Features Include: The Shadow of Adolf Hitler and His Armies Falls Across Balkans Willkie Goes To Bat For Britain and Roosevelt. On The Cover: The big easy moving men on the cover are from the islands of New Zealand, 10,000 miles from where they are now fighting in the deserts of Libya. And More Condition...

Articles include: The Treasury Departments Destruction Committee; Photos from the personal album of John Glenn -- A Man Marked to Do Great Things; Australia's Parkes Telescope; Deborah Kerr in new movie - The Innocents; Life's Gulf Coast and Florida Tour - The Spell of Southern Warmth, photos byu Leonard McCombe; New fashions inspired by Cleopatra; No Murders like British Murders; Which painting is the Rubens and which the copy? Edgewear. 1962, John Glenn, Mardi Gras, Beauvoir, Riddle of the Lagoon...

Articles include: Politics Beckons George Romney -- Here Comes the Rambler Man; Jack Benny spoofs Jack Paar; Fashion: Versatile $4 blouse; Artist Stefan Knapp uses skiis to paint mural (photo); Preview of the $80 million world's fair -- Space-age wonders in Seattle (fold-out page); S.J. Perelman -- The Cranky Humorist; Great Wallendas Tragedy; Who's Who in the Tumult of the Far Right; Winter baseball league in Rhinelander, Wis.; The Ladies Who Came to Stay, Durable Stars Who Still Shine Like New...

Articles include: Stowaway Ted Reynolds; The Republican Primaries; Saturn I Liftoff (photo); Snake expert Gerald de Bary dies from bite; British troops put down African mutinies in Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda; Edward D. Stone's design for new arts center in Washington, DC - A Memorial to President Kennedy; Top Show Dogs - Winners of the 1963 Westminster Kennel Club Show; Arthur Miller's new play "After the Fall" - Marilyn's ghost takes the stage; The Fearmongers - The professionals build up the market...

Contents include: Movie ad for 'Carousel'; George Gobel in Karo Syrup ad; Photograph of Abraham's Lincoln's second inauguration shows assassination plotters; 1956 Winter Olympics photos; Democratic presidential candidates are off and running; Perry Como and Jackie Gleason go head to head on Saturday nights; 8-year-old French poet Minou Drouet; Etruscan Art (6 color pages); Truman Memoirs, PArt IV: The Recall of Gen. MacArthur -- Gen. MacArthur Makes His Reply; What I Like About Living in San Francisco...

Cover: Nathaniel Litt. Articles include: Heroin epidemic in the high schools; Geprges Pompidou visits the U.S.; Author Antonia Fraser; Robert Ardrey writes on population control; Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus Clown College; Manchester, NH victorian mansion razed for parking lot; The Chicago Seven Trial Game - Q&A; Celebrities having babies out of wedlock. Minimal wear. HOLLYWOOD, ABORTION, BOBBY ORR, ICE HOCKEY, PARAMOUNT STUDIO, MENDEL RIVERS,

Includes: An Era of Empire Ends at Singpore; Germans impose mass death on Red prisoners and Poles; French liner Normandie burns at N.Y. pier; American troops in Ireland; Summer fashions from Sears, Roebuck designed by Mary Lewis; Sculptor Harry Wickey; Broadway Season - full of youth and surprise: "Angel Street", "Junior Miss", "Macbeth" with Maurice Evans and Judith Anderson, "Banjo Eyes" with Eddie Cantor, "Porgy & Bess"; High-altitude flying; Brooklyn Navy Yard; The First Japanese Mission to America...