Life Magazine, May 24, 1937 - Spring Lambs

Original Life Magazine from May 24, 1937 - Spring Lambs

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Excellent Condition (7 Available)	$31.95
These issues are extremely nice. These are in amazing condition and are great for framing or giving as a cherished gift. Some may have very minor defects and address labels.
Good Condition (8 Available)	$23.95
These issues are in pretty good shape. These are great for those who want a complete, original, average condition issue to read and enjoy. They may have some light to moderate flaws like small tears, spots, library stamps etc. but would make a great piece of history for the budget minded to mark any occasion.

Some of the contents in this issue

Super full-color ad - Autocar Trucks Ardmore, Pennsylvania. Secretary of State Cordell Hull and the State Department. Bob Feller, baseball sensation, goes back to Van Meter, Iowas to get his high school diploma. Photo of H. L. Queen at Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania biting someone during a strike. Page of photos showing segregated railroad cars, Jim Crow coaches. Spring lambs on the sheep ranch of Fred Holmes and Jack Wing, in the Sacramento valley. Full page color Canada Dry ginger ale ad with tennis theme. Movie - Kid Galahad. Russian self-rising parachute. Two page Mobil Gas, Mobil Oil ad with the ship "Queen Mary." Painter Paul Chabas dies. Carl Akeley's animals - taxidermist, naturalist, African explorer. Mrs. Genevieve Garvan Brady turns her Long Island estate "Inisfada" over to catholic church. Dutch army bicycle band. Duke of Windsor joins Mrs. Simpson 18 hours after her divorce is final. Irish rebel Maude Gonne McBride. Blanket toss at Nebraska's Municipal University of Omaha, including Frances Blumkin. Dick Bartell of the New York Giants, baseball. Alice Marble, tennis. Full page Pullman railroad car ad with cute little girl. A party given by Julian P. Van Winkles and Mrs. Henry J. Powell, Kentucky derby. Striking full page color Autocar Trucks ad with yellow and red truck. Photos and short story of two bucks locked together by antlers, one saved by Union Pacific railroad crew near Ogden.