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# Lot of (3) Vintage The Saturday Evening Post Magazines - Iconic Norman Rockwell Covers (1934-1947)
Up for immediate purchase is a wonderful collector's lot of three (3) authentic, original vintage issues of **The Saturday Evening Post** spanning the 1930s through the late 1940s. Every single issue features a globally recognized, nostalgic cover illustration by America's premier artist, **Norman Rockwell**.
This collection offers an incredible window into American history, post-war culture, and stunning mid-century graphic design. They are perfect for collectors, historians, or framing as wall art.
### Detailed List of Issues Included:
* **March 17, 1934:** Features the rare pre-war cover *"The Stray"* / *"Postillion and Boy"* (A young boy in an orange shirt talking to an elegant rider in a riding habit with a small dog).
* **December 23, 1944:** Features the famous WWII home front holiday cover *"Train Station at Christmas"* (A packed terminal bustling with traveling military service members, nuns, and families under a central station clock).
* **Back Cover Bonus:** Features a poignant, historic full-color Christmas advertisement from **General Mills, Inc.** celebrating returning servicemen and peacetime manufacture.
* **August 30, 1947:** Features the legendary storytelling masterpiece *"Going and Coming"* (A brilliant dual-panel cover detailing a family excitedly embarking on a summer lake trip at the top, and returning completely exhausted at the bottom).
* **Back Cover Bonus:** Features a striking, vibrant full-color **Lucky Strike Cigarettes** advertisement ("Mighty Fine Leaf" painted by David Stone Martin).
