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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good.
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Esquire: The Magazine for Men (June 1949)
Published by Esquire, Inc., New York, NY, 1949
Magazine / Periodical First Edition
Magazine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Condition: periodic small chips and scuffing along outer narrow spine; in lightly worn, lightly soiled covers; internal pages bright and clean. Contents include: short story Death of a Prize Fighter by Robert Switzer; Meet Me at Shanty's by Al Stump (on Shanty Malone and his bar in San Francisco); Sleep All Winter by Richard Wormser and Dan Gordon (Part 1 of a book-length western); short story The Swamp Song by Jim Buford; A Lot of Things: Freedom Means No Check by Jimmy Cannon; article and photospread A Young Lady Sees London Town: Alfred Hitchcock happily escorts Ingrid Bergman on a tour around his old home town; short story Murder on the Menu by Val Duncan; Crossroads of Mankind by J. B. Rice, M.D. ("Maybe they didn't have science on their minds, but the mutineers on the H.M.S. Bounty helped geneticists conjecture on sap for the family tree"); fashion spread The Bold Look for Summer; short story Gentlemen in Distress by Hans Ruesch; Bewitching and Bedamned Golf Ball by Herb Graffis; Engagement with a Diamond by Robert Bleiberg (on hoarding diamonds); 12-page The Esquire Automobile Show; short story Tell Me, Pretty Baby by Sylvia Pasche.
