Delve into history with this captivating February 1, 1937 issue of Life Magazine, a tangible window into a bygone era. The striking cover, featuring an indoor tennis scene at Vassar, immediately draws you in, offering a glimpse into the collegiate life of the time. Inside, discover a treasure trove of articles and photographs that vividly portray the events, personalities, and cultural trends of the late 1930s. A standout feature is the full-page Plymouth advertisement, showcasing the automobile's innovative design and affordability. The magazine also presents a fascinating look at Katharine Hepburn and Howard Hughes, and an article about Franklin Roosevelt. This vintage magazine serves as both a historical artifact and a conversation piece, making it perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a unique glimpse into the past. Imagine displaying this magazine on a coffee table as a conversation starter, using it as a research resource, or simply enjoying the captivating imagery and prose. Publication Name: Life Publication Year: 1996 Publication Month: February Topic: Tennis, Automobiles, History, Politics, Old Hollywood Genre: News, Lifestyle, Literature, Cars, Aviation Language: English Features: Illustrated Keywords: Life Magazine, 1937, Vintage Magazine, February 1937, Vassar College, Tennis Cover, Plymouth Car Ad, Katharine Hepburn, Howard Hughes, Franklin Roosevelt, Collectibles, Memorabilia, Antique Magazine, Historical Magazine, 1930s Magazine