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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 26th July 1941
32 pages small tear to top of cover How Goebbels Works We make our own mortar for 38/6d The Truth about the Dockers Old Clothes Make News |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 15th November 1941
28 pages Sabotage - a Rising Tide Convoy to Russia Fitness Camp in the USA Women at War - I Conduct a "Midland Red" Astrologers Again |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 3rd January 1942
28 pages The Land We're Fighting For What We Have Done to our Country Farming the Basis of a Healthy Countryside Our Heritage in Architecture |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 28th February 1942
28 pages Marines Rehearse Another Vaagso Making Democracy Work Epstein sees his Newest Work Unveiled in London Mr Cochran's Very Youngest Lady is a Schoolgirl A Plan to Save India |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 7th March 1942
28 pages What German Conquest Means to France Battle of London Fought Again in a Film about U.S. Newsman Japs Lay Cable Across Swollen Yangtze River MacArthur of the Philippines Five Minutes in a Film Studio |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 14th March 1942
28 pages Britain Appoints a New Kind of War Minister Landfall in New Guinea J.A.Rank Makes a Film of Handel's Life A Naval Gunner Learns his Job Curate Becomes an Army Chaplain War brings Business to the Pet Shops Betty Bruce, High-speed Tap Dancer |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 25th April 1942
28 pages A Raid against Rommel The Fight to Maintain the Freedom of the Press A Soldier gets a Bride Nehru - The Boy from Harrow St Paul's Hears The Guards' Band Play |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 11th July 1942
24 pages An R.A.F. Fighter Sweep Goes Over Sebastopol - City of Sieges The N.F.S. goes into Training for Democracy Secret Mission in France Next to no Coupons This can be the End of Unemployment |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 29th August 1942
28 pages Britain Gets in the Heaviest Harvest in her History This was Sabotage in Marseilles A German Big Gun is Fired in Russia The Battle Between Don and Donetz Wartime Blackpool Austerity Clothes for the Fourth Year of the War |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 12th September 1942
24 pages - small tear to back cover and page 22 Why Egypt Supports our Cause When Russia Launched a Second Front Why not Freighter Aircraft? Saving Britain's Plum Crop U.S. Coloured Troops Hold an Evening Service More Dehydrated Foods are Coming |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 10th October 1942
28 pages The Russians Launch a Counter-Attack A Lancaster is Modified and goes up on Test The Meaning of Nazi Occupation The Church Backs a New Order How Jugoslavia Fights Back School for the Wounded of Fighting France |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 24th October 1942
24 pages Wendell Wilkie: Where is he Going? Stalingrad: The Biggest News Story of the War Britain gets Two New Battleships Gipsy Rose Lee is an American Portent Russian Posters Look for the Second Front, Recall Past Heroes |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 7th November 1942
28 pages - small tear on front cover Lenin: Maker of Russia's Revolution Paratroops in Training Britain at War Guards her Art Treasures "The Little Foxes" - A Study in Evil Will German Morale Crack? |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 14th November 1942
28 pages Attack in the Desert Fire Guard on the House of Commons U.S. Moves Westward Down the Aleutians Journalists of Twelve Nations Rally against Fascism The Dancing Cyclone |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 28th November 1942
28 pages Libya: The Pursuit Goes On Morocco: Key to the Offensive T. Trinder, Comedian A New Social Services Charter |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 5th December 1942
28 pages Armada to Africa A Castle in Tripoli A King goes out Shooting On the Yangtse River Front |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 26th December 1942
28 pages The First Wartime Christmas to Bring a Vision of Peace We Give a Christmas Party for the Flying Fortress Boys Christmas Snow Falls on Jerusalem Falstaff Keeps his Christmas Cheer Circus Comes to Town |
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VG+ £10 | Picture Post 14th February 1948
32 pages - tear to bottom of front cover Back Doors to War in Palestine The Riddle of the Cosmic Rays Jumbo Takes a Bath Artisan Painters of Haiti What Killed the Valentine? Is Joe Louis the Greatest Fighter of our Time? |
