Classic Covers: Can You Guess the City?
We admit these beautiful cities look different now than they did in 1946 or 1960, but these covers by artist John Falter are still a treat. How many can you guess?
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Classic Covers: O, Christmas Tree!
O Christmas Tree! O’ Christmas Tree! Much pleasure thou can’st give me – at least according to the old German carol. Post cover artists, however, show that sometimes the good old Christmas Tree gives us headaches.
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Spring Cleaning
Ready for spring cleaning? We have terrific Saturday Evening Post covers from the past to inspire you and get you raring to go! Or, if nothing else, to show that misery loves company.
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Classic Covers: Baseball
From luminaries like Stan the Man and Yogi Berra, to kids playing sandlot ball, The Saturday Evening Post knew no equal when it came to great baseball covers.
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Classic Covers: Trains
We have some great articles on trains in the May/June issue of The Saturday Evening Post magazine. While you wait for your copy, we’d like to share some great train artwork from past Post covers.
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Classic Covers: March Winds
The March winds blow! Artist John Falter went to a small town in the Midwest for this 1952 cover of big storm brewing.
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Classic Covers: Trick or Treat!
Our covers through the decades have creeped us out with witches, goblins, and even a scary neighbor or two. They’re all in good fun, but you might want to keep the lights on as you observe the talents of some of our favorites.
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Classic Covers: Rain, Rain, Go Away!
American poet and educator Henry Wadsworth Longfellow perhaps said it best: “Into each life some rain must fall, some days must be dark and dreary.” The rainy days on our covers show the dark and dreary, the frustrations along with the humor that accompanies a downpour. No fair weather friends, our cover artists!
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