Eyeful, October 1947

About this issue

Eyeful Magazine, Volume 4, Number 2, is a mid-twentieth-century pictorial periodical featuring pin-up photography and lifestyle humor. The issue includes illustrated captioned features focused on female beauty and form: "Heel to Pay" presents a comedic narrative with photographic sequences; "Fabulous Faces" profiles three women's facial features; "Glorious Gams" and "Bewitching Blonde" showcase women's legs and physiques with measurements provided. A section titled "The Letter Box" publishes reader requests for specific types of photographs, including preferences for particular models, clothing styles, and poses. Additional features include product advertisements for male abdominal support garments, skin treatment formulas, and a book titled What Men Don't Like About Women by Thomas D. Horton, promoting frank social commentary on women's behavior. The magazine combines photography-based content with consumer advertising and reader correspondence.