Life Magaazine, Oct. 6, 1941, article on Louisiana Maneuvers, World War II.

Photo by Stan Wayman via Life Magazine

Advertisements from the March 13, 1970 edition of Life Magazine.

Advertisement from Life Magazine, January 10, 1960

Life Magazine

November 12, 1956

Life magazine, November 9, 1928. page 38

Lee Harvey Oswald Russian Diary - Mark Twain

This exhibit, located in the the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum, focuses on life in America in 1952 and features covers and layouts from Life magazine concerning a wide range of social, political, and economic issues.

www.trumanlibrary.org/hst/n.htm

Unconditional Surrender. A sculpture by Seward Johnson. San Diego, California, USA. Based on Alfred Eisenstaedt's famous photograph taken in Times Square, New York, on V-J Day 1945

Art occurs everywhere...

The Pope's funeral. The second attempt to orbit the moon ahead of the Russians

(Photo courtesy of LIFE Magazine.)

August 21, 1950 advertisement

For more details, see Slice: 'Battle of the Boroughs' Pizza Contest

For more details, see Slice: 'Battle of the Boroughs' Pizza Contest

Photo by Peter Stackpole

© Time-Life

Cold Cave - Life Magazine

Ceremony - Rohnert Park LP

Ceremony - Sick EP

Cap'n Jazz red shirt

Integrity - The Blackest Curse

Cap'n Jazz - Analphabetapolothology LP

Wesley

I've always thought this was a pretty awesome photo.

Tareyton Cigarette advertisement ~ June 14, 1968 Life Magazine.

Nina Leen's 1945 photos of the Mojave Desert in Life Magazine.

I am amazed at the frequency of pictures of ladies undergarments in these magazines. Can you say fetish?

Life Magazine Sept 14, 1953

this series had different black and white graphic papers on the back.

Pope Paul VI in America

Advertisements from the March 13, 1970 edition of Life Magazine.

August 21, 1950 issue.

Besides the ads, the issue also had photos from the ongoing war in Korea. (Note the M1 on the Jeep, and the en-bloc clips around the soldier's neck.)

Might as well send the books overseas. Our kids can't read em.

Ad from 1/26/68 edition.PSA

Photo by Harry Redl

Almost sounds like a modern tabloid headline, doesn't it ? Ad ran 1/26/68 edition.