Life Magazine, December 2, 1946

136pp stapled magazine, with many colour and black and white illustrations. In paper wrappers (a little worn and rubbed at edges, perhaps a tad faded, some oxidization around staples). Internally, a few signs of fingering and few pages have minor folds/creasing on edges. Folio. Cover features Ingrid Bergman as Joan of Lorraine, from her stunning Broadway performance as Joan of Arc, which is also the subject of the major photographic essay in the magazine. Other articles include Sir William Dick and the Roosevelt Statute; Animals have Troubles; Businessmen Try Blindfolds; A Report on Japan; Peacetime uses of Atomic Energy; Trick Basketball; Venus of the Half-Shell; Surrealist Movie; etc. With many contemporary advertisements (many offer Christmas related goods and services, as this is a December issue).