Publisher: Time, Inc., New York, 1931
Vol III Number 2
144 pages -- Approx. 11-1/4" by 14"

The publication was founded by Henry Luce in 1929.

Wonderful Art Deco cover illustration of trains in a large Rail yard that was done by Neal Bose. Bose was painter, illustrator, and etcher of the period. These large illustrated magazines were known for their business, social and political issues of the day.

In this issue: Life of Owen Young (an American industrialist, businessman, lawyer and diplomat at the Second Reparations Conference in 1929), Jay Gould of France, Soviet Panorama, Great Gold Argument, Anthracite (Coal), Monuments of 1930, Bronze, Grand Central Terminal, McCormick's, Eastman Dental Clinic, Railroad Luxury and much more.

Many of the articles are accompanied by lavish photos and artwork. Fabulous color and black and white advertisements from the City of San Francisco. Oakland-Pontiac, Chevrolet, Indiana Limestone, Buick, the Stirling Engine Company and many, many more.

This is an original complete magazine that was taken very good care of through the years. Part of a large collection.
Very good condition with slightly bumped corners. Intact and clean. Note there is some very minor edge wear to front and back covers, notably the edge near spine show some scratching.

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