This May 1958 issue of True Magazine, published by Fawcett, features a striking cover photo titled "Balinese Cremation" showcasing traditional Balinese ceremonial art. Known as the world's largest selling man's magazine, this vintage issue includes a prize portfolio of Western art by Charles Russell, a highly regarded artist whose work captures the spirit of the American West. The magazine also highlights a special feature titled "To Hell With Togetherness" by Philip Wylie.
Inside, readers will find diverse content including articles on mountain men, adventure stories, fishing, and pictorials such as "The Burning Biers of Bali" by Ewing Krainin. This collectible magazine offers a fascinating glimpse into mid-20th century men's interests, combining adventure, art, and cultural exploration, making it a valuable addition for collectors of vintage magazines and Western Americana. The issue measures approximately standard magazine size and is a single volume issue number 252.
