British GQ magazine - June/July 1989 - David Gower cover

Very good condition for age -there is some very light cover wear - very light yellowing to some page edges

HARLEY-DAVIDSON - "The Whole Hog"
Peter Knight saddles up and rides the dream machine
3 page feature

IAN KERR - "Style and substance"
2 pages

A STROLL THROUGH DEATH VALLEY - Tim Cahill takes a walk on the wild side through the scorching desert of California
3 page feature

GENEVA - 2 page City guide

STAND AND DELIVER - Fiona Pitt-Kethley on the worrying fact that British men seem to have no idea when (or how) to make a pass at a woman
2 pages

DAVID GOWER - He's back as England captain. Frank Keating meets the man who must face both the Aussies and the tabloid press
5 pages

FASHION - "Making Waves"
Lovely 6 page beachs (photos by Robert Erdmann)

THE FIRING SQUAD - Outplacement agencies teach companies how to sack staff, and then they try to find the staff new jobs
4 page article

CHARLOTTE RAMPLING - "Fire & Ice"
The vulnerability of a schoolgirl, the prowess of a vamp. In Charlotte Rampling, opposites attract
4 pages (includes full page black/white photo by Helmut Newton (1973) in hotel Nord-Pinus, Arles - naked seated on table)

FASHION - "Aqua Lines"
10 page fashion photos

RUNNING WITH THE BULLS - In 1923, Ernest Hemingway attended Pamplona's infamous bull run. Here, for the first time, is his account of this ferocious public event
6 pages

ON THE WATERFRONT - Can the Docklands ever live up to their promise? A major investigation by Duncan Campbell
8 pages

FATHER FIGURES - Five distinguished dads and their equally fashionable children greet Father's Day in style
5 pages
(Features: Lloyd Honeyghan and daughter Monique; Andrew Motion and his children; Adrian Lyne with son Louis; Jak Jackson and son Patrick; Wally Olins and son Rufus)

JACK HIGGINS - "Pump up the volumes"
Four and a half pages

POWER: THE ULTIMATE APHRODISIAC - Dr Donald Norfolk explains why, when it comes down to sex, nothing succeeds like success
3 pages