British Vogue magazine - 13 November 1935 (Vintage Fashion)

British Vogue magazine - 13 November 1935 (Vintage Issue) (plus Vogue Pattern magazine)
Fair condition for age - a lot of paper is missing towards the top third of the spine, and part of the date is missing (what is visible is 'until January 22, 1936') - the bottom part of the spine has paper missing - the cover is torn/creased at the bottom edge (along the spine) - front cover has torn away from the bottom staple - a "hole" has been inserted at the top corner of all pages (this could have been done by the previous owner) and a piece of blue fabric holds the Vogue magazine and the Pattern book together. The Vogue Pattern book has a large crease to the front cover and is badly torn at the top at the spine - rear cover of the Pattern book is also torn at the spine and a small tear at the edge - the Pattern book does have significant damage to the paper along the spine - all pages present in both magazines and in very good condition

Vogue Magazine (13 November 1935) (138 pages)
Vogue Pattern Book (December 1935-January 1936) (50 pages)

Very rare issues

Features:

- Vogue's Eye View of early Christmas shopping (1 page)

- No apology for Hunting (4 pages) (photos of: Lady Margaret Drummond-Hay with horse. Small photo of: Lady Warrender and Lord Fortescue out with the Cottesmore (on horseback), The Duchess of Marlborough (on horseback), Mrs Colin Buist and Countess Fortescue

- A New Fashion: the portrait of your country house (2 pages)

- Vogue's 100 gifts from the London shops (lovely 9-page gift feature)

Fashion:
- Merle Oberon makes black and white magic (2 page black/white photo shoot)
- Salute to drapery (2 page photos)
- Tailored Living (2 pages)
- Lovely To Look At (2 pages)
- Portfolio of smart fashions for limited incomes (1 page)
- Christmas House-Party (2 pages)
- Right and Wrong: subtraction v addition in accessory arithmetic (2 pages)
- Stormy Weather (2 pages)
- Material Riches (2 page dresses)
- Half a Hat (2 pages)

- "My cook is an amateur" (by Countess de Forceville) (2 pages)

Knitting:
Knit your own gifts: hat, cravat and belt (1 page knitting instructions)
Light knitted blouse (half-page instructions)

Plus fabulous advertisement pages