Product Overview
This is an authentic, original vintage copy of Ebony Magazine, published by the Johnson Publishing Company. Tailored to an African American audience, the oversize publication provided comprehensive coverage of Black culture, civil rights history, fashion, politics, entertainment, and lifestyle. Richly illustrated with high-quality photojournalism and packed with iconic period advertising, vintage issues of Ebony serve as significant historical records of mid-to-late 20th-century African American history.
Notable Contents: Julian Bond cover, Features articles on Julian Bond's rising political career, A. Philip Randolph ("Labor's Grand Old Man"), and a story on the first Black man to survive a heart transplant. Includes full-page vintage color advertisements.
Published Date: May, 1969
Size: About 13 inches tall.
Condition: Very good condition with some normal reading wear, mostly to the cover as pictured. Refer to the gallery image for a better idea of the subject matter and condition of the magazine, you will receive the exact Ebony magazine that is pictured.
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Notable Contents: Julian Bond cover, Features articles on Julian Bond's rising political career, A. Philip Randolph ("Labor's Grand Old Man"), and a story on the first Black man to survive a heart transplant. Includes full-page vintage color advertisements.
Published Date: May, 1969
Size: About 13 inches tall.
Condition: Very good condition with some normal reading wear, mostly to the cover as pictured. Refer to the gallery image for a better idea of the subject matter and condition of the magazine, you will receive the exact Ebony magazine that is pictured.
Other: -
