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This is the September 1967 issue of Esquire magazine, prominently featuring a person in a camouflage helmet and round sunglasses on the cover. The striking cover headline reads: \"If you think the war in Vietnam is hell, you ought to see what\'s happening on campus, baby.\" This special \"COLLEGE ISSUE\" delves into the significant social and cultural shifts of the era, offering a valuable snapshot of 1960s America.The magazine includes a comprehensive table of contents with articles such as \"AN OPEN LETTER TO FLUNK-OUTS AND PATRIOTS,\" \"DEFENDERS OF THE FAITH,\" \"THE STUDENT PRESIDENT,\" \"MAPPING THE VARIETIES OF INNOCENCE FROM ANTIOCH TO BOB JONES,\" and \"THE UNDERSIGNIFICATION OF DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER.\" It features diverse content spanning articles, fiction, travel, wearables, and features, offering insights into campus life, contemporary issues, and fashion of the time. This periodical is a compelling piece for collectors interested in vintage magazines, pop culture, and historical records of the Vietnam War era and social change.This listing includes one (1) magazine as pictured.Specifications:
• Publication Name: Esquire
• Publisher: Esquire, Inc.
• Item Type/Format: Magazine
• Issue Date: September 1967
• Subject: Vietnam War, Campus Culture, Social Issues, Men\'s Lifestyle
• Era/Date: 1960s
• Volume: LXVIII
• Issue Number: 3 (Whole No. 406)
• Features: College Issue, Original Articles, Vintage Advertisements
• Included Components: 1x Magazine
• Language: English
• Genre: Men\'s Interest, News, Culture, Social Issues
