1939 NEWSSTAND PIC TIME MACHINE JOURNEY INTO THE PAST 18 18

[Scrooge]

4 hours ago, MattHawes said:

Again

Behind the Thrilling Detective, I suspect it is this -

[Scrooge]

4 hours ago, MattHawes said:

Again

Behind the Phantom Detective, there is -

Edited August 18, 2020 by Scrooge

[MattHawes]

Both matched up pretty well, Scrooge! It's always fascinating to me that we can guess some of these from so little to go on. It's cool when I warp the image to fit the position (as best as I can) to match the title in the picture and they little elements all fit like they should.

 

 

[MattHawes]

I'll go ahead and post the latest update, since you guys found a good number today...

 

Update version uploaded to the Flickr album!

 

 

 

 

Edited August 18, 2020 by MattHawes

[Scrooge]

8 hours ago, MattHawes said:

I'll go ahead and post the latest update, since you guys found a good number today...

Looking great.

I did not mention it before b/c I thought you had it but right next to Captain Marvel at bottom right is this from Fawcett. I thought for sure you had it since you have the Billy the Kid one. Here it is -

[Scrooge]

14 hours ago, MattHawes said:

Update

Two to the left of the Popular Songs of Latin America is -

[Scrooge]

14 hours ago, MattHawes said:

Update

To the left of Movie Story is this one -

[David Buck]

 

to the left of Beauty Parade : Titter - Summer 1945

[MattHawes]

8 hours ago, Scrooge said:

Looking great.

I did not mention it before b/c I thought you had it but right next to Captain Marvel at bottom right is this from Fawcett. I thought for sure you had it since you have the Billy the Kid one. Here it is -

 

Thanks!! No, I did not have that one already. In fact, I was going crazy trying to find that back last year. LOL! I knew what it was, but at the time could not locate a photo online. Great job!

[David Buck]

On 8/17/2020 at 2:23 AM, Scrooge said:

In the humor section, here's Enjoy Yourself - 1944 -

try  this issue of Enjoy Yourself courtesy of abebooks - it's listed as a 1945 edition ; and the cover image does look like the lower of the two copies

 

https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=30472373347&searchurl=ds%3D20%26sortby%3D17%26kn%3D1945%2Bhumour%2Bmagazine&cm_sp=snippet-_-srp8-_-image1

[MattHawes]

28 minutes ago, David Buck said:

try  this issue of Enjoy Yourself courtesy of abebooks - it's listed as a 1945 edition ; and the cover image does look like the lower of the two copies

 

https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=30472373347&searchurl=ds%3D20%26sortby%3D17%26kn%3D1945%2Bhumour%2Bmagazine&cm_sp=snippet-_-srp8-_-image1

 

 

Sweet! Thanks! You guys rock!

 

[Scrooge]

6 minutes ago, MattHawes said:

Sweet! Thanks! You guys rock!

Also, in case you did not notice but Enjoy Yourself is in two places. Up top with the Humor magazine but I believe there is another stack near the floor to the right of .44 Western laying flat.

[MattHawes]

2 minutes ago, Scrooge said:

Also, in case you did not notice but Enjoy Yourself is in two places. Up top with the Humor magazine but I believe there is another stack near the floor to the right of .44 Western laying flat.

 

Thanks! I am just about ready to start adding these new pics to the mix.

[MattHawes]

About that issue of Enjoy Yourself... It's so funny, but the lower positioned copy I did not realize was the same publication and had been racking my brain to try and figure out what the title read. Now that you point it out, Scrooge, I am like "Of course!!" Not only that, but it does seem to confirm the issue with Jimmy Durante is the correct one. I knew it wasn't the 1944 issue, but I don't know if there were any other 1945 issues. Seeing that other copy with more of its cover exposed looks like it fits the bill.

[David Buck]

20 minutes ago, MattHawes said:

 

Thanks! I am just about ready to start adding these new pics to the mix.

This one I.m not 100% on - looks right, for the book behind "Romance" plulp

you have the shape of the L, the 10 in the circle to the left, the girl's hair overlapping the v & the e and the story title text is proportionate  - see what you think 

[MattHawes]

12 minutes ago, David Buck said:

This one I.m not 100% on - looks right, for the book behind "Romance" plulp

you have the shape of the L, the 10 in the circle to the left, the girl's hair overlapping the v & the e and the story title text is proportionate  - see what you think 

 

 

It looks like it will fit to me! Thanks!

[David Buck]

28 minutes ago, MattHawes said:

Thanks!

last one for tonight - below the Front Page Detective - Latest Hit songs July 1945

 

[MattHawes]

That Titter magazine was tricky to fit in the pic. LOL! There have been a few times where the magazine in the photo was curved or bent, and since I am trying to mimic the original photo with our color findings, I have to warp the image quite a bit at times. It's not always perfect, but it's fairly representative of how it appears in the display.

A lot of these new additions reach pretty far back, nearly all the way to the edge of the left side of the Readmore photo. It's pretty crazy that you guys are spotting titles that far back in the photo, and very cool!

[MattHawes]

It's frustrating for me that the astrology magazines have several pretty clear images which would make them relatively easy to identify, but I can't find a good source for locating images of those publications online. Sigh.

[Scrooge]

1 hour ago, MattHawes said:

It's frustrating for me that the astrology magazines have several pretty clear images which would make them relatively easy to identify, but I can't find a good source for locating images of those publications online. Sigh.

The ultimate disposable magazines I am afraid. Who would keep those? Given the lack of images, no one.