Description

This fascinating March 20, 1915 edition of Collier's Weekly National Magazine captures the drama of naval warfare during World War I. The striking front cover features a colorful illustration of a large Navy ship colliding with an enemy U-boat, symbolizing the intense sea battles of the era. This bold artwork encapsulates the conflict’s high stakes and strategic maritime encounters. Inside, the magazine offers compelling war photography, detailed news reports, and insightful editorials, providing contemporary perspectives on the unfolding global conflict. In addition to the wartime content, this issue includes a range of interesting advertisements that showcase early 20th-century products and trends. Measuring approximately 15 inches high by 10.5 inches wide, this large-format magazine is a valuable historical artifact. Good condition, complete with some signs of age-related wear. Please review photos for further condition assessment. It’s perfect for collectors of World War I memorabilia, vintage publications, or anyone with an interest in naval history and early 20th-century media. Its visually arresting cover and engaging content make it a standout piece for any collection or display.