Cosmopolitan (1942)
Future President Gerald Ford, in his younger days as a male model
Time (May 7 - 1945)
Cover on Hitler's death
Scientific American (1906)
"Panama Canal Plan approved by Pres. Roosevelt"
Radio Electronics (1949)
Featuring the "Radio Hat", a two tube battery operated radio.
Modern Mechanix (1936)
Featuring what could be the first Jet ski
Life (1959)
To get this photo for the November 9, 1959, cover, the great portraitist Philippe Halsman needed Marilyn Monroe to jump 200 times.
Sports Illustrated (1954)
First Issue
Cosmopolitan (1897)
College Humor Magazine (1925)
College Humor was a popular humor magazine from the 1920s to the 1940s.
Now the name is more famous for the website CollegeHumor.com
Time (1984)
Featuring Bill Gates for the first time
10 Incredible Old Magazine Covers
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