Vintage The American Mercury Magazine November 1932 H.L. Mencken John Fante

$50 · Offered by eBay

Up for sale is an authentic, original copy of The American Mercury from November 1932. Edited by the legendary cultural critic and satirist H.L. Mencken, this literary journal offers an incredible, unfiltered window into Great Depression-era America. Key Features & Highlights in this Issue: Features the piece "Home Sweet Home" by the highly influential American novelist and screenwriter John Fante. Features "The Discoverer of the Forgotten Man" and "Theology in the American Courts". Loaded with fascinating period advertisements, including the highly collectible, full-color Lucky Strike Cigarettes "Nature in the Raw is seldom MILD" back cover ad depicting "The Pillage of Paris." Includes rare vintage ads for Dictaphone and the magazine's own historical commentary. Condition Report: This magazine is in Good to Acceptable vintage condition for its age (over 90 years old!). Cover/Spine: The spine and binding are intact. The fragile paper cover shows expected vintage wear, including minor chipping and small tears along the edges and corners (as pictured). Interior: Pages are complete, securely bound, and highly readable. There is light, natural age-toning and some minor water staining along the very outer edges of some pages that does not impact the text or advertisements. Please review all high-resolution photos carefully to assess the exact cosmetic condition before purchasing. Shipping & Handling:Shipped securely in a protective sleeve with sturdy cardboard backing to prevent b

• Year: 1932
• Condition: Fair

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