Good magazine with baseball cover by famous illustrator Albert Dorne, who founded the Famous Artists School with Norman Rockwell. Articles by Dugal O'Liam on Jack Manion and San Francisco's Chinatown, the Cessna 140, Errol Flynn and much more. Includes famous "I Don't Aim to Die with My Boots on, Bub!", Pretty Girl centerfold by George Petty.Some waviness to pages.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

True, The Man's Magazine October 1946

Publisher

Binding

Soft cover

Illustrator

Dorne, Albert

Condition

Good

Book Type

Book

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Bradley Ross Books is pleased to specialize in the purchase and sale of rare and collectible books relating to California and the Gold Rush, as well as Sports Fiction with a particular emphasis on Baseball. We also have diverse book catalogs including Art, Magic, Military and World War, Movies and Show Biz, Literature, Astrology and the Occult, Signed Fiction as well as vintage sheet music.

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Paypal. Prices net of shipping and handling. First book: Media Mail $5.95, subsequent books $2.00 each unless specified otherwise. Insurance extra. Books returnable within ten days if not as described. Bookplates and owner signatures generally not described.

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