This is a vintage July 1959 issue of True, The Man's Magazine, a classic Fawcett publication. With a cover by Christopher Sheldon, this issue features compelling articles such as a report on paradise for men, an exposé on The Big Red Lie, and a gripping story titled The Solid Gold Mountebank. The magazine includes a rich variety of content ranging from adventure and sports to fact crime and pictorial features, making it a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of mid-20th century men's periodicals.
Published in the United States, this single issue of True magazine measures approximately standard magazine size and contains numerous illustrations and advertisements reflective of the era, including a prominent Parliament cigarette ad on the back cover. This collectible magazine offers insight into the culture, style, and interests of the 1950s male audience and is ideal for vintage magazine collectors or those interested in historical American publishing.
