Story of the Saturday Evening Post, with plans to find some off-line readers. SEP went from six million readers in 1960 to a present 350,000. It was the platform for famed artist Norman Rockwell.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Memory Lane for Sat Eve Post
Story of the Saturday Evening Post, with plans to find some off-line readers. SEP went from six million readers in 1960 to a present 350,000. It was the platform for famed artist Norman Rockwell.
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