LIFE Magazine June 26, 1964 – The Scrantons | Vintage 1960s Issue – Lamoree’s Vintage
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A vintage cover of Life magazine, June 26, 1964, featuring a group photograph of the Scranton family with a young Prince Edward, and various other unrelated stories.
This is a 1964 Ford Motor Company two-page magazine advertisement featuring a 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente convertible
Queen Elizabeth II holds her infant son, Prince Edward, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the Trooping the Colour ceremony on June 13, 1964
The image shows a vintage 1964 Canada Dry magazine print advertisement featuring various canned sodas—including Ginger Ale, Orange Soda, and Tahitian Treat—with the tagline "We just canned our top salesman
This is a vintage 1964 print advertisement for Kodak Instamatic cameras featuring the New York World's Fair pavilion at the bottom
The image shows a vintage 1964 magazine advertisement for Philip Morris Multifilter cigarettes, featuring a coconut-shell charcoal filter design

LIFE Magazine June 26, 1964 – Gov. Bill Scranton Family Cover & "Homosexuality in America" Essay

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Vintage LIFE Magazine – June 26, 1964 (The Scrantons Cover) 

Step back into the summer of 1964 with this fascinating, complete back issue of LIFE Magazine. Spanning 98 pages of historic mid-century journalism, stunning photography, and nostalgic advertisements, this iconic issue provides an immersive window into 1960s culture, politics, and world events. 

Key Features & Historical Highlights:

  • The Scrantons Cover Story: Features a prominent group photo of Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton and his family during his high-stakes political "uphill fight".
  • Royal Feature: A look at British Royalty as Queen Elizabeth II introduces her 3-month-old infant, Prince Edward.
  • Mid-Century News: Special photo-journalism features on Lynda Bird Johnson’s trip to Hawaii and a dramatic retrospective on the Indianapolis 500 crash. 
  • Art & Culture: Includes beautiful "big fish" stories illustrated with original paintings by acclaimed artist Thomas B. Allen, alongside an inside look at Moscow's "Rainbow Girls" dance troupe.
  • Vintage Advertisements: Packed with classic era-specific ads, including the memorable Gaines-burger dog food advertisement featuring a black terrier peering out of a cupboard.
  • "Homosexuality in America": A landmark, multi-page special report that served as one of the first major mainstream media attempts to cover gay culture and the "gay world" in the United States.

  • Civil Rights Reports: A special feature detailing the activities of the Ku Klux Klan and racial tensions in St. Augustine, Florida

Notable Ads: Gaines-burgers Burger Dog Food, featuring a little black terrier peeking out of a cupboard,  Kodak Instamatic Cameras:  a prominent ad showcasing the then-new Instamatic 100 camera line, Canada Dry Ginger Ale: a vintage multi-color soda advertisement, Standard Oil  advertisement focusing on gas, car tires, and credit cards; Howard Johnson's Restaurant: a roadside hospitality advertisement for their hotels, motels, and restaurants

Very good condition, mailing label.

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