Better Homes & Gardens Year 1950 Magazine Back Issues

Homes Jan 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens January 1950

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Real By More Than 3,000,000 Families
January 1950
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Homes Feb 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1950

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February 1950
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Homes Mar 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1950

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March 1950 / 25c In Canada
11 Flour-To-Ceiling Closets In A Minimum - Priced Five Star Home

Homes Apr 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens April 1950

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Real By More Than 3,000,000 Families
A Home Designed For Today's Living
At A Price You Can Pay
Color Schemes Personally Yours

Homes May 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens May 1950

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Serving More Than 3,400,000 Families
May 1950
Better Homes And Gardens

Homes Jun 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens June 1950

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Serving More Than 3,400,000 Families
June 1950
Better Homes And Gardens

Homes Jul 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens July 1950

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Serving More Than 3,400,000 Families
July 1950
Fresh Ideas For Summer Meals

Homes Aug 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens August 1950

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Serving More Than 3,400,000 Families
August 1951
How To Get More Room In Your Home
Outdoor Eating

Homes Sep 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens September 1950

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Serving More Than 3,500,000 Families
Step Saver Home With Eye Appeal
Budget Furniture

Homes Oct 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens October 1950

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Serving More Than 3,500,000 Families
Your Favorite Color Schemes
Is Your Car Really Safe?
How To Make Pecan Rolls

Homes Nov 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens November 1950

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Serving More Than 3,500,000 Families
November 1950
News In Holiday Turkeys
Dollar - Spring Furnishings

Homes Dec 1950

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Better Homes & Gardens December 1950

Features
Newest Toys
Decorations - 5 Pages In Color
166 Gift Ideas
Holiday Foods 7 Pages In Color

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