Item Tag: magazine

Wedding & Event Videography Magazine – Vol 2, No 4 1996 – RARE

Wedding & Event Videography Magazine – Vol 2, No 4 – 1996 is a rare and valuable resource for professional videographers in the wedding and event videography industry. With 59 pages of content, this magazine provides a wealth of information and insights for those looking to enhance their skills and knowledge in the field of wedding and corporate videography.

Vintage Lollipops Preschool Teaching Magazines Early Childhood 90’s Early 2000’s

The product is a collection of vintage preschool teaching magazines focused on early childhood education. These magazines likely contain a variety of educational content and activities designed for young children, making them a valuable resource for educators and parents looking to supplement their child’s learning experience. With a focus on preschool education, these magazines may cover subjects such as literacy, numeracy, social skills, and more, providing a comprehensive educational tool for children in their early years.

HEADLINES & HISTORY By The Buffalo News & Life Mag. Our Century in Pictures HC

“Headlines & History by The Buffalo News & Life Magazine “Century in Pictures” is a comprehensive textbook focusing on language arts and disciplines. This hardcover book, titled “Headlines & History & Life Century in Pics,” is written in English and covers a wide range of subjects related to journalism. Published by The Buffalo News, this textbook offers a unique perspective on our century through captivating images and informative content.”

Women’s Worlds: Ideology, Femininity & the Woman’s Magazine 1991 Paperback

Explore the fascinating history and cultural impact of women’s magazines with ‘Women’s Worlds: Ideology, Femininity and the Woman’s Magazine’. This insightful paperback, published in 1991, delves into the evolution of femininity, ideology, and the role of women’s publications from the eighteenth century through the late twentieth century. Written by Ros Ballaster, Margaret Beetham, Elizabeth Frazer, and Sandra Hebron, this book is a key text in the ‘Women in Society’ series. Perfect for students and enthusiasts of media studies, gender studies, history, and cultural studies.