1945 Best Songs Magazine Vol 5 No. 10 Featuring Dick Haymes, Vintage Sheet Music Collectible, WWII Era Popular Songs

Step back into the musical history of the 1940s with this vintage issue of "Best Songs" magazine, Vol 5 No. 10 from 1945. This magazine is a treasure trove for music lovers and collectors, featuring popular songs of the WWII era. The cover highlights the smooth baritone of Dick Haymes, a celebrated American singer and actor, best known for his contributions to the soundtrack of the 1940s. This magazine is perfect for collectors of vintage sheet music, fans of Dick Haymes, or anyone with a passion for the music and culture of the 1940s. Display it in your home, add it to your collection, or use it as a unique gift for a music enthusiast.

Key Features:
Publication Date: 1945
Volume/Issue: Vol 5 No. 10
Cover Feature: Dick Haymes
Songs Included: "It's Been a Long, Long Time" and other wartime favorites
Condition: Good vintage condition with some wear typical of its age. The pages are very yellowed with age which adds to its charm and the pages are loose. This item will be wrapped in plastic and shipped sandwiched between cardboard.

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