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Four issues of Fortune Magazine from 1938, an eventful and historic year for America and the world. Fortune was known for their Art Deco illustrations from elite modern artists of the era. They're large, thick 14 by 11 inch magazines printed on heavy paper stock with economic, industrial, political, and then-current world events articles.

The covers were illustrated by John O'Hara Cosgrave, Joseph Binder, Hans J. Barschel, and Arthur Radebaugh. There are many terrific illustrations by other famous and talented artists inside each issue. The July issue has a 4-page color foldout of a German Nazi Zeppelin.

Average page count is 160. All four magazines are in intact with no torn, stained or missing pages, no binding issues. The July issue has the name Jones written on the cover, the others have no writing. There is of course minor, light age and handling wear to the covers.