Post WW2 Era The Saturday Evening Post September 29, 1945 with top Mead Schaeffer Cover in 7.0 Fine/ Very Fine Condition

A very nice copy of the Saturday Evening Post in 7.0 Fine/Very Fine condition. The front cover shows very minor wear with with lovely color and reflectivity. The staples are tight and the spine is slightly rolled. The rear cover does show minor wear, has a small tear along the top edge, and has a tear along the lower edge as well as some creasing. A colorful Chesterfield Cigarette advertisement graces the rear cover. The interior is clean and free of unwanted marks, tears, and stains. Please look at photos.

7.0 FINE/VERY FINE (FN/VF):
An above-average copy that shows minor wear but is still relatively flat and clean with outstanding eye appeal. A small accumulation of top minor bindery/printing defects is allowed. Minor cover wear beginning to show, possibly including minor creases. Corners may be blunted. Inks are generally bright with a moderate reduction in reflectivity. Stamped or inked arrival dates may be present. Minor foxing. The slightest spine roll may be present, as well as a possible moderate color break. Staples may show some discoloration. Slight staple tears and a small accumulation of light stress lines may be present. Slight rust migration. Paper is cream to tan. Centerfold is mostly secure. Minor interior tears at the margin may be present.