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The image shows a vintage issue of "The Atlantic Monthly" magazine from April 1926. The cover is a light brown color with black text. The main headline reads "Why I Live in Tahiti, by James Norman Hall." Below the title, the magazine's name "The Atlantic Monthly" is prominently displayed, followed by the issue date "APRIL 1926."
The cover also lists various articles and authors featured in this issue, along with the page numbers where each article can be found:
The cover also indicates the price of the magazine, which is 40 cents per copy or $3.50 per year. The publisher is listed as "THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY COMPANY." The magazine appears to be bound with other issues, as indicated by the visible spines on the left side of the image.
The image shows the cover of an issue of "The Atlantic Monthly" from April 1926. The cover is predominantly orange with black text. The title "The Atlantic Monthly" is prominently displayed in large, bold letters at the top center of the cover. Below the title, the word "April" is written in a smaller font, indicating the month of publication, and "1926" is noted to the right of April, showing the year.
The cover features an article titled "Why I Live in Tahiti" by James Norman Hall, which is highlighted at the top of the cover's content list.
Below this headline, the cover lists various articles and their authors, along with page numbers. Some of the listed articles include:
The cover also mentions a price of 40 cents per copy and $4.00 per year for subscription. The bottom right corner shows the logo of "The Atlantic Monthly Company."
The magazine appears to be bound in a stack of similar issues, suggesting it might be part of a larger collection or volume.
The image depicts an open book, specifically a collection of issues from "The Atlantic Monthly," dated April 1926. The cover of the April 1926 issue is visible, showcasing the magazine's title in large, bold letters at the top, with a decorative seal beneath it.
The cover also features a list of contents, including various articles written by different authors. Some of the titles and authors listed are:
The bottom of the cover also provides pricing information: 40 cents per copy or $4.00 per year.
The book appears to be bound, likely as a compilation or archive of several issues of the magazine. The pages have a slightly aged and worn appearance, suggesting it is an older collection.
The image shows the cover and contents page of an April 1926 issue of "The Atlantic Monthly." Here are some detailed observations:
Cover Design:
Article Titles and Authors:
Additional Sections:
Pricing and Subscription Information:
The magazine seems to be a collection of diverse articles, including essays, stories, and possibly some literary criticism, reflecting a broad range of topics and perspectives from various authors.
The image shows an open magazine, specifically the April 1926 issue of "The Atlantic Monthly." The left side of the image displays the yellowed, uncut pages of the magazine, while the right side shows the cover page.
The cover page features the title "The Atlantic Monthly" in large, bold letters, with "APRIL 1926" written below it. The price of the magazine, 40 cents a copy or $4.00 a year, is noted at the bottom. The cover also lists several articles and their authors, including:
The overall condition of the magazine suggests it is quite old, with visible yellowing and fragility typical of aged paper.
The image shows the table of contents page of "The Atlantic Monthly" magazine from April 1926. Here's a detailed summary of the contents listed:
Charleston in the Sixties:
Philosophy:
The New World:
Northern Australia: A Local World-Problem by Evans Lewin - Page 555
The Decline of Crime in Britain by Colin R. Coote - Page 562
The Contributors’ Column - Page 567
Other Features:
Additionally, the magazine is priced at 40 cents per copy and $4.00 per year. The front advertising section is mentioned at the bottom of the page.
This image shows an individual issue of "The Atlantic Monthly" magazine from April 1926. The front cover features the magazine's name in bold, large font, and below it is a list of contents highlighting various articles and their authors, such as "Why I Live in Tahiti" by James Norman Hall and "Olympians in Homespun" by Lucien Price.
Below the contents, the magazine's logo—a circular symbol with what looks like a figure inside—is visible, and toward the bottom of the cover, two lines denote the pricing: "40 cents a copy" and "$4.00 a year". The magazine is shown with its spine facing upwards, revealing several other issues underneath it, suggesting this is part of a collection. The pages are aged, with some discoloration and wear visible, which implies that these magazines are well-preserved historical documents.
This image shows the cover page of the April 1926 edition of "The Atlantic Monthly," a magazine published by The Atlantic Monthly Company. The cover is a shade of burnt orange and features the title and a table of contents with the articles, stories, poems, and essays included in this issue. The headline article is "Why I Live in Tahiti" by James Norman Hall. The contents are listed with the titles, authors, and starting page numbers for each entry. Notable contributors include Lucien Price, Ramsay Traquair, James H. Leuba, George Herbert Palmer, and others. The cover price is noted as 40 cents per copy, with a yearly subscription costing $4.00.
The image shows a page from an old issue of "The Atlantic Monthly" magazine. The cover page is dated April 1926. The title at the top reads "Why I Live in Tahiti, by James Norman Hall."
Below that, the magazine name "THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY" is prominently displayed in large, bold letters with a small illustration or logo of a reclining figure with a weapon at the center. The page lists the contents of the issue, including article titles and many authors' names:
Further categories:
At the bottom of the page is the publisher's information: "THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY COMPANY," with the price listed as 40 cents a copy or $4.00 a year.
The magazine page is mounted on a larger, yellowed sheet, possibly part of a scrapbook or collection of pages. The edges of the pages show signs of aging and wear.
The image shows an open book, specifically a bound volume of The Atlantic Monthly magazine from April 1926. The cover page is prominently displayed, featuring a light brown, textured design with the title "THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY" printed in large, bold, serif font. Above the title, the text reads "Why I Live in Tahiti, by James Norman Hall," indicating the featured article on the cover.
Below the title, the publication details are provided: "APRIL 1926" is centered, with a decorative emblem or illustration beneath it. The page also lists the table of contents for the issue, showing various articles and their authors, including:
At the bottom of the page, additional details are provided, including the price of the issue ("40 cents a copy") and the subscription rate ("$4.00 a year"). The publisher is identified as "THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY COMPANY." The overall design is classic and formal, typical of early 20th-century magazine covers. The spine of the bound volume is visible on the left side, showing the edges of other issues or pages. The paper has a slightly aged, yellowish tone, suggesting the volume is from the early 20th century.