Step back in time with this Christmas 1919 Special Edition magazine, published in 1970 by the New English Library. This fascinating publication reflects on the Christmas season of 1919, offering a nostalgic look at a world recovering from the First World War. With insightful commentary on post-war Britain, cultural highlights, and historical reflections, this magazine is a must-have for collectors of vintage periodicals and social history enthusiasts.
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Key Features:
✔ Historical Reflection: A compelling editorial compares 1919’s post-war world with the 1970s, touching on themes of hope, economic challenges, and societal progress.
✔ Cultural Highlights: Features references to early cinema stars like Charlie Chaplin, theatrical icons Tallulah Bankhead and Gerald du Maurier, and renowned authors such as H.G. Wells, J.M. Barrie, and Noël Coward.
✔ Rare Collectible: A unique historical magazine, compiled by Gresham Publishers Management Services and printed in Italy.
✔ Notable Contributors: Includes content from Tatler Magazine, Illustrated London News, London Transport, and British Music Hall Society.
✔ Period Advertisements & Illustrations: Features period-accurate imagery and mentions iconic brands such as Bovril, Bisto, and Waterman Pen Co.
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Condition: Good vintage condition with some signs of age-related wear. The pages are intact, with no major tears or markings, and the spine remains firm.
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See photos for a random selection of both articles and advertisements contained within the magazine.
