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I searched the internet and found various prices depending on rips and tears in the magazine. Every page is a page of history worth reading. Every page is a piece of history you will never see again. The headline stores are Faye Emerson- First Night Fashions; Churchill’s Memoirs, Face to Face with

This Is a Liberty Magazine - September 22, 1945-The headline stories are: “The Atlantic’s Richest Prize”; Your Emotions can make you sick; Liberty profile: “Patty” Colin; the cover page is of a Canadian army photo of Troopship Pasteur landing Canadians at Halifax; However you see a rainbow, well…my

This Is a Liberty Magazine – July 8, 1944 - The headline stories are: Russia’s Post-War Aims by Ralph Parker; How Midget Subs got the Tirpitz; front page is the army standing on the battleship in front of guns. With protective plastic wrap Editorial by JL Rutledge; Editor-GJ Harris; (Liberty

This Is a Liberty Magazine – February 17, 1945 -The headline stories are What War Has Done To France; The Merchantmen Learn to Fight Back; Liberty Profile: Phil Watson; With protective plastic wrap Publisher- JL Rutledge; Editor-CJ Harris; Advertising Manager-RA Mayo; Circulation Manager-Floyd

This Is a Liberty Magazine – February 10, 1945 - The headline stories are: Best Seller Condensation: Ridin’ the Rainbow by rosemary Taylor; Canada’s Shameful Infant Death Rate; Liberty Profile: Fritz Loosli; there is a picture of a solder Major-General BM Hoffmeister, DSO, CBE, ED, Commander of the

This is a Liberty Magazine - February 6, 1943; It is a single-issue magazine. the headline stories are: 1943 WWII; U.S. Marines; Balcony Empire by Reynolds and Elanor Packard; On Guadaleanal with the Marines Lieut. Donald E. McCafferty as told to Alan Hynd (Conclusion)Authors: John D. Weaver; Frank