This vintage September 1967 issue of Argosy magazine, Volume 365, Number 3, offers a captivating blend of true crime, adventure, and intriguing stories. The cover highlights the headline "Jack Ruby Killed the Wrong Man" by Dallas Jail Medic, featuring exclusive content and actual photos. Other fascinating articles include tales of a Florida sea monster, Africa as the last frontier for adventure, and a crime novel by John Creasey. The cover photograph by Robert L. Webb captures a striking image of a man on a traditional raft, emphasizing the magazine's adventurous theme.
Argosy was known as the No. 1 men's service magazine of its time, providing a mix of fiction, nonfiction, and pictorial stories. This issue contains articles on a variety of subjects, including historical mysteries, travel, and outdoor activities like hunting and fishing. The publication measures approximately magazine size and includes numerous black and white illustrations and photographs. Its collectible nature is enhanced by the inclusion of popular period advertisements and cultural references from the late 1960s. A great addition for collectors of vintage magazines, true crime enthusiasts, or those interested in mid-20th-century Americana.
