This January 1958 issue of Argosy magazine, edited by Henry Steeger, features a compelling blend of fiction and fact aimed primarily at men. The cover boasts a striking illustration of the famous Wells Fargo & Co's stagecoach, a vivid nod to American frontier history. Inside, readers will find a variety of articles including "Operation Atrocity," "Why Shouldn't You Smoke?" and "The Magnificent Major," alongside notable fiction stories such as "The Way of the Hunted" by Georges Carvasso and "The Secret of Jackass Canyon" by Samuel W. Taylor.
Argosy was known as the largest selling fiction-fact magazine for men during its time, and this issue continues that tradition with features like "The Dirty War" by Yacef Saadi, as well as hunting and fishing departments, a record flight feature, and discussions on gun tips and good listening. The magazine measures approximately 11 inches square and includes vintage advertisements and cultural insights from the late 1950s. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate this authentic original magazine for its historical and entertainment value.
