Vintage Lisette magazine 1933 N°32 illustrated cover, vintage girl's press

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Description This issue of "Lisette" magazine, visible in the photo, is a vintage copy dated Sunday, August 6, 1933 (thirteenth year, 630th installment, No. 32). The cover features a colored illustration signed L. Levesque, depicting an indoor scene with three young girls in blue school uniforms and hats, conversing with an adult woman wearing a long green dress. The graphic style is typical of the first half of the 20th century, with a neat layout and sober colors (blue, green, orange, black, beige).

The front page displays the title "Lisette" in white lettering on a blue background, surrounded by rose motifs and yellow cartouches indicating "16 Pages" and "Price: 25 centimes". The mention "Journal des fillettes" (Girls' Magazine) appears below the title. The issue number, precise date, and original price are clearly legible at the top of the page, as well as the Paris office address. The title of the main comic strip or illustrated novel, "La Maison sans Portes (Suite)" (The House Without Doors (Continued)), is at the bottom of the cover, with an indication that the story continues on pages 8 and 9.

The overall condition shows a marked patina typical of old papers: yellowing, foxing, and small signs of use visible on the edges. The corners are slightly blunted, and the paper shows signs of age with no major tears apparent on the visible side. No interior content is visible in this image, but the cover indicates that the copy is complete with its 16 pages.

This magazine, intended for a young female audience, is part of the illustrated youth press of the interwar period in France. The richly illustrated cover attests to the graphic and editorial style of the era, with careful visual narration and uniforms typical of the 1930s.

Condition Used item, sold as is with visible signs of age, patina, and wear on the cover. Photos are contractual, other details on request.

Did you know? "Lisette" magazine was founded in 1921 and established itself as one of the most famous weeklies for young girls in France until the 1970s. It offered illustrated stories, comic strips, games, and advice tailored to a female readership, becoming a valuable testament to the evolution of fashion and mentalities in the 20th century.

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