Authentic July 1937 issue of The Architectural Forum, a trove for architecture enthusiasts.
Features pioneering topics like 'CITY 1960' and 'BUILDING MONEY', reflecting visionary ideas of the era.
Richly illustrated with architectural plans and vintage GE unit kitchen advertisements.
Condition: This magazine is in good vintage condition, considering its age, with noticeable wear on the cover, marks, and a library stamp, adding to its authentic character.
Summary: Discover the architectural visions of the past with this July 1937 issue of The Architectural Forum. It's not just a publication; it's a historical document that offers invaluable insights into the design and economic thinking of the pre-war era. Perfect for architects, historians, or anyone with a penchant for vintage design.
Photo Description: The cover showcases bold typography in orange, instantly signaling its vintage status. Inside, you're treated to detailed architectural illustrations and plans, including an in-depth look at the iconic GE unit kitchens, an advertisement which itself is a collectible piece.
