Page Scans from Esquire Feb 1934

[Brian Sheridan]

If people are interested, I can scan images from my small collection of 1930's Esquire. These are from the Feb 1934 issue. I will try to get around to posting from the first issue. I hope you all enjoy!

The next two are ads - one for the Arrow shirt; the other for Cadillac

 

[InspectorMorse]

Awesome! It is striking that the 1930s were so filled with style, and your images are a great reminder of the essence of the period that so attracts those of us on this forum! Thanks for the post.

 

[Mike in Seattle]

I, for one, think they're great! Please do post more. They remind me a lot of the style that Marty Mathis uses for his ads in Classic Style.

 

[Rittmeister]

Great. Please post more. I am posting some European equivalents in a thread called European 30s Styles.

 

[Baron Kurtz]

Note, the focus on green tones.


Perhaps better for "general attire and accoutrements"?

bk

 

[Feraud]

Scan away. I cannot get enough of these great images.

 

[Brian Sheridan]

The biggest problem I have in scanning these (besides finding the time) is that the Esquires are oversized in comparison to today's 81/2 X 11 magazine. My scanner is tiny and I have to be gentle with the magazines. I have more from '34 and two from '38. I am very happy to share them with people who are as interested in them as I.

 

[MK]

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Scan away. I cannot get enough of these great images.

Agreed. I love these type of images.

 

[BegintheBeguine]

Thanks for scanning! I love these.

 

[SweetieStarr]

Fabulous!

Are there also women's fashions in addition to men's?

 

[Feraud]

Fabulous!

Are there also women's fashions in addition to men's?

Let me direct you here if you have not seen it.
Plenty of women's fashions to be found.

 

[The Wolf]

I love the old Esquires. Thanks for scanning. I look forward to anything you are willing share from the pages of the great old mag.

Sincerely,
The Wolf

 

[Anthony Jordan]

I really enjoy these threads; thanks for your trouble! I like the d/b waistcoats illustrated very much.

 

[Shaul-Ike Cohen]

Interesting collars in the pictures before the Arrow ad.

 

[shortbow]

Great stuff! Keep them coming.