This is the February 12, 1955, issue of The State magazine, a periodical focused on "Down Home in North Carolina." The cover features a multi-panel image with various scenes and prominently highlights articles such as "Slavery in Old Carolina," "Bodacious Br'er Fox," and "The Singin' McKnight." This vintage magazine offers a unique glimpse into mid-20th century North Carolina life, culture, and historical perspectives.

Inside, readers will find articles and features relevant to the region, including "Notes on Slavery" which delves into historical accounts. The back cover features a classic full-page advertisement for Camel cigarettes, promoting "pure pleasure" and their "rich-tasting yet so mild" qualities. This issue is a valuable piece of ephemera for collectors interested in North Carolina history, regional publications, and vintage advertising art.

Included components: 1x Magazine. This listing includes the complete magazine as pictured.

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