Picture Post Magazine - Hulton's National Weekly, March 9, 1940 - Inside a Nazi Price Court / Finland Defends Herself
Picture Post Magazine - Hulton's National Weekly, March 9, 1940 - Inside a Nazi Price Court / Finland Defends Herself | Rare and modern books | Mitchell, Sir Peter Chalmers, Cummings, A.J., Playfair, Giles, Hastings, D. Macdonald, Hulton, Edward, Pursey, Commander H., White, Antonia
Picture Post Magazine - Hulton's National Weekly, March 9, 1940 - Inside a Nazi Price Court / Finland Defends Herself
Picture Post Magazine - Hulton's National Weekly, March 9, 1940 - Inside a Nazi Price Court / Finland Defends Herself | Rare and modern books | Mitchell, Sir Peter Chalmers, Cummings, A.J., Playfair, Giles, Hastings, D. Macdonald, Hulton, Edward, Pursey, Commander H., White, Antonia
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- Year of publication
- 1940
- Place of printing
- U.K.
- Author
- Mitchell, Sir Peter Chalmers, Cummings, A.J., Playfair, Giles, Hastings, D. Macdonald, Hulton, Edward, Pursey, Commander H., White, Antonia
- Publishers
- Hulton Press, Ltd.
- Size
- Folio
- Edition
- F First Edition
- Keyword
- Picture Post Magazine - Hulton's National Weekly, February 24, 1940 - Inside a Nazi Price Court Finland - 13-superb pages of, photos of Finland defending herself, Again - The Beggar's Opera - the history of one of the most, confirmed box-office successes of all time, Farmers Hold Their Pigeon Shoot to defend their young crops, and the Ministry of Agriculture is grateful, Deep-Sea Mannequins - Twicks Kartock of Denmark takes underwater, photos of swimwear in action underwater, Inside a Nazi Prize Court - Story and photos of prize law in a, Hamburg courtroom where lawyers argue for deeds of violence on, the high seas, Mayfair's Own Sewing-Bee - wives of foreign diplomats meet, weekly to make comforts for the British Army, They Call This the One-Handed Walk-Over - young leggy figure, skater does backflip! - photo sequence, Diary of the War, No. 24 - The Twenty-Second Week, No. 5 in the Series "How I Would Run the War" - How I Would, Organize Our Propaganda, Cartoon "Why Don't They Purge Someone, Joe?" - shows Stalin's purged Generals of 1937 mocking his, losses, Wanted - An Economics Chief!, The History of Weapons, No. 7 - The Tank. Nice romantic military-themed Minor cigarette, ad on back cover. Nice one-page ad for Barratt Aerial Parcel, Post. Humorous one-page photo ad for "Housewife" magazine shows, home scene of anarchy as husband attempts to Cook History, Military Magazine Back Issues
- Binding description
- S Paperback
- State of preservation
- Very Good
- Languages
- English
- Binding
- Softcover
- First edition
- True
Description
64 pages. Features: Finland - 13-superb pages of photos of Finland defending herself; Again - The Beggar's Opera - the history of one of the most confirmed box-office successes of all time; Farmers Hold Their Pigeon Shoot to defend their young crops, and the Ministry of Agriculture is grateful; Deep-Sea Mannequins - Twicks Kartock of Denmark takes underwater photos of swimwear in action underwater; Inside a Nazi Prize Court - Story and photos of prize law in a Hamburg courtroom where lawyers argue for deeds of violence on the high seas; Mayfair's Own Sewing-Bee - wives of foreign diplomats meet weekly to make comforts for the British Army; They Call This the One-Handed Walk-Over - young leggy figure skater does backflip! - photo sequence; Diary of the War, No. 24 - The Twenty-Second Week; No. 5 in the Series "How I Would Run the War" - How I Would Organize Our Propaganda; Cartoon "Why Don't They Purge Someone, Joe?" - shows Stalin's purged Generals of 1937 mocking his losses; Wanted - An Economics Chief!; The History of Weapons, No. 7 - The Tank. Nice romantic military-themed Minor cigarette ad on back cover. Nice one-page ad for Barratt Aerial Parcel Post. Humorous one-page photo ad for "Housewife" magazine shows home scene of anarchy as husband attempts to cook. Many other wonderfully nostalgic ads. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A lovely vintage copy. Magazine
