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Dimensions: 15\" tall
Complete and authentic original single issue of Country Life Magazine (Vol. LVI, No. 1452) dated Saturday, November 1, 1924.
This exceptional piece of interwar British ephemera comes remarkably preserved alongside its rare, original plain brown paper mailing envelope. Packed with great ads and artwork. This issue offers a magnificent snapshot of 1920s high society, estate management, and luxury commerce in Great Britain.
The issue features an extensive illustrated real estate supplement showcasing grand country manors and estates for sale by Knight, Frank & Rutley across Shropshire, Kent, and Denbighshire. Notable editorial content includes an architectural exploration of St. Michael\'s Mount in Cornwall by Christopher Hussey, \"Dogs of Character\" by A. Croxton Smith, and a golf report on \"The Mixed Foursomes\" by legendary sports writer Bernard Darwin. The issue is richly filled with iconic vintage advertising plates from firms such as Fiat Motors, Liberty Down Quilts, The Langham Hotel, New & Lingwood, and Debenham & Freebody. Specifications: Publication: Country Life (The Journal for all interested in Country Life and Country Pursuits) Date: Saturday, November 1, 1924 (Vol. LVI, No. 1452) Country of Origin: United Kingdom (London) Inclusions: Main editorial magazine, illustrated real estate supplement, and original paper mailing sleeve Notable Writers: Bernard Darwin (Golf), Christopher Hussey, A. Croxton Smith Subject Niche: British aristocracy, vintage estate property, 1920s luxury ads, historic golf ephemera
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