Lot of 4 Vintage Magazines❖ Architectural Digest, 1920❖ Red Letter, October 1937❖ Woman and Home, February 1955❖ The Illustrated London News, November 1950This lot comprises of four global vintage magazines- Architectural Digest, Woman and Home, the Illustrated London news and Red Letter.❖ Architectural Digest is an American magazine sold globally best known for its blends of architectural content and ideas in one place. The speciality of the magazine is that it did not just cover external architecture but also interior designing and landscaping. Architectural Design has been printed in over ten languages and been circulated in a lot of different countries since it’s elevation in the international market.❖ As the name suggests, Woman and Home is an American women’s lifestyle magazine. It covered issues and topics related to women’s health and daily routine.❖The Illustrated London News, funded by Herbert Ingram, began weekly publication in1842 as a primarily conservative leaning paper and was the world’s first illustratednewspaper magazine. Its extensive coverage of the royal family’s tours, lives, anddeaths earned the paper popularity. contained an eclectic and rich collection ofworld news with features on science and discoveries (from natural science totechnological advancements), art and culture, political events, and a special focus onthe royal family. From 1971, the circulation and publication of this newspaperstarted to decrease until 2003 when its publication finally got ceased.❖Red letter magazine was published from 1899 to 1987. It was published by DCThomson in Dundee, Scotland. It was women’s picture magazine. It was widelycirculated during the times of first world war. It is out of circulation now.