June 1937 Vintage Fortune Magazine STOCK TICKER TAPE Antique Wall Street Market

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June 1937 Vintage Fortune Magazine STOCK TICKER TAPE Antique Wall Street Market:
$74.95

This is probably the mostsought after of all vintage Fortune Magazines... this is the June 1937 issue with the beautifully detailed Stock Ticker Tape cover by Petruccelli. The magazine is complete, original, it measures 11.5 inches by 14 inches by .5 inches thick. It is 216 pages thick and loaded with beautiful vintage ads many in full color of everything from cars and trucks of the day to typewriters...

The two reasons this issue is so sought after is first because of the famous and stunningly beautiful color cover graphic of a ticker tape. I\'ve seen this original cover alone, torn off the magazine sell for $300. This is the entire magazine, intact with both front and back covers.

The other reason Wallstreeters want this issue is because of numerous fantastic fascinating stories about Wall Street beginning on page 69. As an example... Washington Over Wall Street is about the two gentlemen at the Security and Exchange Commission who are feared by would-be stock market manipulators. Their job is to watch the current market unroll on the tape in front of them and to spot any evidence of stock manipulation. If a stock which has been turning 300 shares a day suddenly begins to turn over 750, they become suspicious. Times have changed a bit since then.

This issue is loaded with amazing fascinating information about Wall Street as it was in 1937. Even without the cover, this is an incredible piece of Wall Street history. Add in the fantastic cover and the tons of other articles and advertisements and I don\'t expect this item to last long on . I\'ve offered it at a low price for a quick sale. Tons and tons of information, fascinating articles and beautiful full color ads... too much to come close to showing in only 12 pictures.