Vintage Fortune magazine March 1933 original Contains the fold out of antique Cigar Labels in beautiful color.(These are embossed and with gold.) Cover “Train Crossing” by artist Ernest Hamlin Baker Completely illustrated, some in color, including many wonderful advertisements. Articles include three-part United Fruit (with map); A P and the Hartfords; Charleston, S. C.; profusely illustrated 10,000 Tons of Fighting Cat (USS Indianapolis); Failure of Bank of US; a Portfolio of Cigar Label Art. Full page color ads include Dodge, Packard, Chevrolet Truck, and Lucky Strike by Howard Chandler Christie. 14 x 11 inches 136 pages One of the premier magazines of it’s time, founded by Henry Luce. He also, with partner Briton Hadden, founded Time magazine in 1923. Luce declared of Fortune magazine that "American business has importance - even majesty - so the magazine in which we are able to interpret it will look and feel important - even majestic." CONDITION: Front cover has toning and small stains. Edges have tiny rubs, corners have very small bends. Inside, including the cigar labels, is fine. A beautiful magazines! POSTAGE: US- included. See BOOTH DETAILS under my store logo for our complete policies. Some Highlights: WE ARE GLAD TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS! We are glad to combine postage. Paper items are put between cardboard. We ship world-wide. PAYMENT- We accept money orders, personal checks, Google Checkout, Paypal. Craigslist- items picked up Cash or Money Orders Only. CONDITION- Our scanner makes colors a little lighter, sometimes yellow, and adds streaks, especially on old paper. We have lightly tinted windows, which may alter the colors slightly when we use a camera. Vintage items will show some age, and we will try to note any and all defects. An item described, as "excellent", can be perfect or have minor flaws, from age, and that I feel any collector would be glad to have. If you have any question on condition, please ask.