This June 1958 issue of Argosy magazine offers a captivating glimpse into mid-20th century men's fiction and fact storytelling. Known as the largest selling fiction-fact magazine for men, Argosy features a blend of adventure, suspense, and practical articles. This issue includes stories such as "The Outcast" by Ernest Haycox, "I am Convict 852080," and other engaging narratives. The cover art depicts an adventurous scene of a man and boy on a motor scooter near a river, evoking a sense of rugged exploration perfect for Father's Day.
The publication also incorporates period advertising, including a notable full-page Marlboro cigarette ad emphasizing the brand's filter technology. The magazine was published by Popular Publications in New York, with Henry Steeger as editor. It measures approximately 10 x 12 inches, typical for magazines of the era, and contains numerous illustrated articles and stories. This vintage collectible offers cultural and historical value for collectors of vintage magazines, Americana, and mid-century advertising.
