Vintage Esquire Glamour Gallery Calender 1948 COMPLETE De Mers, Baz, Willis, etc

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I was only able to include 12 pictures so a few months are not included.  If you would like to see them, contact me and I can email them to you (I think).  We will be listing other similar items and would consider combined shipping - please be sure to let us know before you pay.
Vintage Esquire Glamour Gallery Calendar 1948 COMPLETE.  This is a very nice version of the girlie, pin up, risque calendars of the era.  It is 8 1/2 by 12 inches.
The calendar includes the following contents - note - the months are in red script at the top of the yellow calendar section:
Front cover page, red background and image of a lady in animal print top laying on an animal print chair or bed.
Inside front cover (and following page), Essay on Jiggling by George A McNamara with Joe De Mers (artist?) below the drawing of the lady, Copyright 1947 by Esquire, Inc.
January pages, Curtain Call with a 4 line poem, Ben-Hur Baz (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
February pages, RFD with a 4 line poem, Fritz Willis (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
March pages, Objection with a 4 line poem, Joe De Mers (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
April pages, Bedtime Story with a 4 line poem, no name on this one by the drawing of the lady.
May pages, Predicament with a 4 line poem, J. Frederick Smith (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
June pages, Meadow Lark with a 4 line poem, Ben-Hur Baz (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
July pages, Endorsed with a 4 line poem, Fritz Willis (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
August pages, Maid to Measure with a 4 line poem, Joe De Mers (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
September pages, Si, Si with a 4 line poem, Ben-Hur Baz (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
October pages, Floral Offering with a 4 line poem, Fritz Willis (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
November pages, Exposure with a 4 line poem, Rm Wicks (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
December pages, Sawdust to Stardust with a 4 line poem, Joe De Mers (artist?) by the drawing of the lady.
Back cover page,blank white paper.
The calendar is in very good to excellent used vintage condition overall. - especially since it is 70+ years old.  It is hard to imagine one in better condition unless it was never opened, displayed, used or exposed to air.  It has amazingly little sign of wear, use, handling or storage.  There is very little if any sign of wear on the punched holes designed to allow the calendar to be hung (maybe it never was).  There is one small mark near the bottom left corner of the cover.  The left hand corners have some handling wear and soiling, probably from page turning.  There are some slight marks on the edges of the December pages and some wear and slight darkening marks on the edges on the back cover.  It looks like the paper has yellowed naturally from age.
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