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N 27 B 12.5K C 2 E Oct 7, 2017 F Oct 7, 2017
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Jack and Jill magazine, October 1953. Cover art by Rae Owings.

See also Todd Franklin's image of the entire front and back covers of this issue.

Tags:   ephemera magazine covers magazines periodicals covers cover art paper printed Jack and Jill Halloween holidays October 31 jack-o'-lanterns pumpkins faces expressions orange illustrations October 1953 1950s old vintage typefaces type typography fonts Owings Rae Owings artists illustrators

N 7 B 11.7K C 0 E Mar 27, 2018 F Mar 26, 2018
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The cover of this May 1959 issue of Flying Saucers: The Magazine of Space Conquest has retained its pleasant garishness even after the passage of more than fifty-five years. The illustration, a scene from the 1950 movie Destination Moon, shows astronauts in their spacecraft during their perilous journey to and from the moon (I believe that the one fellow is actually dispensing a space sickness pill, although it looks like he's performing dental work).

Raymond A. Palmer, who authored books on flying saucers and edited Amazing Stories and Fate magazines, was also the editor of Flying Saucers.

Originally posted on Ipernity: Flying Saucers Magazine, May 1959.

Tags:   ephemera magazine covers magazines periodicals covers cover art paper printed Flying Saucers Space Conquest Destination Moon films movies astronauts men spaceships spacecraft space outer space flying saucer moon illustrations Palmer Raymond A. Palmer editors orange green May 1959 1950s old vintage typefaces type typography fonts

N 49 B 17.9K C 6 E Mar 25, 2014 F Mar 26, 2014
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"See—flying saucers are real!"

An advertising postcard with a postmark dated July 27, 1967. Excerpts from the back of the postcard: "Extraterrestrial Spaceship. Actual photograph of a flying saucer taken by Paul Villa on June 16, 1963, near Albuquerque, New Mexico. Learn: Why spaceships and their crews from other worlds are visiting our planet…. Subscribe to: Flying Saucers International…. Send for free brochure and saucer book to: Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America, Inc. (AFSCA)…."

The Flying Saucers Are Real was also the title of a popular paperback book written by Donald Keyhoe and published by Fawcett Publications in 1950.

Originally posted on Ipernity: Flying Saucers Are Real!

Tags:   ephemera postcards advertising postcards advertising advertisements ads paper printed flying saucers UFOs extraterrestrials spaceships Villa Paul Villa photographers Flying Saucers International magazines periodicals clubs organizations Flying Saucers Are Real books 1967 1960s old vintage typefaces type typography fonts outer space space


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