The Saturday Evening Post, March ’76. Titles and similar items

The Saturday Evening Post is a renowned publication with a lengthy (and continuing) history. Samuel Atkinson and Charles Alexander first published the “Post” as a newspaper in Philadelphia. Their paper launched from the same hand-operated printing press that previously produced Benjamin Franklin’s famed Pennsylvania Gazette. The Post, now classified as a magazine, remains in publication almost 200 years after its introduction. However, it reached the height of its popularity during the 1920s and 1930s. During this peak, The Saturday Evening Post served America as its most widely read magazine The Saturday Evening Post, March ’76. Titles include: The Real Duke by David Sutton, The Cuban Connection, Edgar Allan Poe, The Wedding Photograph by William Saroyan, Is a New Ice Age Coming?, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Albert Szent-Gyorgyi Settles a Debt With Cancer, A Palestinian View, Issac Asimov’s Annotated Concord Hymn, and Friesland Today. In Like new condition