The Daily Telegraph magazine - How Can A Millionaire Be A Socialist cover (13 December 1968)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - How Can A Millionaire Be A Socialist cover (13 December 1968)
Fair condition for age - LOTS OF YELLOWING TO PAGES THROUGHOUT - foxing/ageing to some edges throughout - there is an address written in pencil at the bottom of the rear cover - some skewed and dog-eared pages - there is tearing to bottom of front cover

STICK IT ON THE WALL IN STOCKHOLM - Graffiti have received the official blessing of Stockholm City Council
One and a quarter page feature

SOCIALIST MILLIONAIRES - Five and a half page feature

STOREY WITH AN UNHAPPY ENDING - Architect Paul Rudolph designed a unique block, made up of assembly-built prefabricated units, for an American trade union. He talks to us about the future of this and other ideas
5 pages

TAMING OF THE BREW - The British are changing (and taming) their drinking habits. We investigate
4 pages

NEVER MIND THE BEADY EYE - Cranberry sauce, stuffing and gravy are all-important to the Christmas bird. It's possible that, if you make all the extras, a turkey may not be essential, but Clement Freud recommends one
1 page feature

HOMELAND OF CHRIST AND HEROD - Third of a three-part series of the actual locations of Old Testament events. (Photos by Erich Lessing)
6 pages

THE UNHOLY MONASTERY - Feature on New York's Friars Club
Two and a quarter pages

Full-page advertisement pages:
- White Horse [pantomime horse]