Here is a vintage October 1933 Issue of FORTUNE Magazine.  Packed with memorabilia and frameable ads, this issue sports cover art by Norman Reeves; inside front cover is a color Ethyl Gasoline Corporation ad.  Back cover shows color Camel ad; inside back cover ad for Sterling Engine Company.  Other contents include:

• Color Ads include:  Firestone, French Line Promenade Cruise (syles of the 30s), Cadillac, Budweiser, and Republic Steel
• Black and White ads include:  Brer Rabbit Molassses and Dictaphone
• Articles include:  Bernard Mannes Baruch, Rubber, King Truck Farms, Celanese, Celluloid Corporation, Pittsburgh Coal, Tax Free Bonds, Hall of Man, The Astors, and the TVA.

Condition of the issue is as follows:  The binding has a 1" mark that looks like something was blackened out with a marker and is torn.  The binding does make some crackling noises as pages are turned, but is in firm shape.  It is somewhat musty smelling, and there are soil marks on the back where it has rubbed against other magazines.  These may be able to be erased, but I did not want to attempt it.  The front cover has a tear on one corner.  There are a few spots where pages were stuck together and pulled apart.  Despite the conditions I have explained here, the magazine is quite readable and in otherwise good shape, and its content warrants purchase!

Excellent means to a look into the past to see how different (or how similar!) business and economics were in the 1930s

or to obtain some frameable art from the period.