The Daily Telegraph magazine - Winter Fashion cover (1 December 1972)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - 1 December 1972
Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - light curling

AFTER THE LAST APOLLO TO THE MOON, WHAT IS THE FUTURE FOR MAN IN SPACE? - In this article, written exclusively for The Daily Telegraph Magazine, Dr Wernher Von Braun, father of the successful American space programme, examines progress to date and looks at the future. Also, Kenneth Gatland previews next Wednesday's final launch and recalls highlights of previous Apollo journeys
11½ pages

RISKS THAT BRING REWARD - Today we start a new series of articles which look at professions about which there is often a lack of precise knowledge. Patrick Skene Catling begins with the mystifying work of the Lloyd's underwriter
1¾ pages

THE SUNSET SLEEP-PLACE - Some hotels have guests: others have Names. The Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles has no restaurant, no bar, but it has Names. It cultivates privacy, and has sheltered Garbo, Monroe, Olivier...
3½ pages

THE LAYING BY - A story by William Hoffman
2½ pages

"WE'RE ONLY HERE FOR LA MER" - Fashion photos
This season you can wear fox and fake fur and long tooled leather suits. These are some of the most opulent designs for the winter, to wear in town - or even in the dunes at Le Touquet
5 page photos
(clothes by Zandra Rhodes, Bill Gibb)