Esquire was an American magazine aimed at men, containing fiction and men's fashion, and first published in 1933.
Indiana Jones was a subscriber to the magazine, and in 1938, after returning to Barnett College from a trip to recover the Cross of Coronado, he quickly sifted through his accumulated mail in his office, bypassing some newsletters and a copy of Esquire for a package sent from Venice.
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By the 1940s, Ernest Hemingway was a regular fiction contributor to the magazine.
