Highlights Magazine December 15th, 1975 (Resource Issue) (Volume 30, Issue #11)

Description: As everyone knows these softcover magazines were made for children to read and use so right away the survival rate becomes very low. Add in all the parents who have thrown the magazines in the trash when their kids became teens or went away to college and the others which just rotted away from not being stored right and you get an idea how scarce many of these older issues become, especially the ones before 1970. These weren't made to last 40, 50 or 60 years so finding any that are in nice shape and haven't been cut to pieces or filled with writing can be a bit of a challenge! Highlights Magazine February 15th, 1975. Volume 30, NO. 11. This issue is a bit different from the usual and is called a "Resource Issue" which includes the 1970 Index on stories & features from earlier issues in the year. It does have a number of stories throughout but does not have most of the regular features listed below. It does however still have jokes, riddles, "Headwork," &Word Fun" Magazine Name: Highlights For Children Highlights for Children (referred to as simply Highlights) is an American children's magazine. It began publication in June 1946, started by Garry Cleveland Myers and his wife Caroline Clark Myers in Honesdale, Pennsylvania (the present location of its editorial office). They both worked for another children's magazine, Children's Activities, for 12 years before leaving to start Highlights. The company is presently based in Columbus, Ohio, and owns book publishers Zaner-Bloser, Stenhouse Publishers, and Boyds Mills Press. Highlights has surpassed a billion copies in print. Month/Publication Year: December 15, 1975 Subject: Education for children Condition: Excellent condition physically. Pages yellowed which is typical. Numerically I'd rate it a 9.5 out of 10! Language: English 51 pages. Not long ago I was in either a dentist office or at the chiropractor and I happened to pick up a current copy of Highlights for Children and it just wasn't how I remembered it when I read them as a child. When I came across a group of the older ones for sale at a yard sale recently I snapped them up and yup, these are the ones that have all the cool stuff I loved to read as a kid. Who DOESN'T remember "Find the Pictures," "Hidden Pictures," "Goofus & Gallant," "The Bear Family," the riddles, quiz's, jokes, and "brain work" and of course my personal favorite, "The Timbertoes?" The issues are packed with so much stuff and a lot of the stories are still very readable today, even as an adult! So here they are, offered for your enjoyment, a number of extremely interesting magazines from the 1950's, 60's & early 1970's sure to entertain, inform & possibly intrigue you for just a few dollars each. Whether you're feeling nostalgic yourself or for a gift of some kind for someone, these are truly pieces of Americana history that are rapidly disappearing with the past so hopefully someone will now become the next custodian of these unique glimpses into America 40-70 years ago! While the covers DO show a little bit of their age, the inside pages of these old magazines are in GREAT condition and overall they are in surprisingly solid shape. Ready for a trip back in time? Rest assured I will pack the item securely and mail it the day after payment is received or the same day if I can manage it. Buy it now at just $5.99 and buyer pays $3.50 for Shipping with delivery confirmation AND tracking #. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. Payment is by PayPal. Any other questions, please email me. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution

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