QUEEN magazine CHRISTMAS (November) 1963 including a Rare Beatles images by Norman Parkinson.
Legendary fashion photographer Norman Parkinson spent a day with The Beatles and photographed them 'reading' the Financial Times in his session at Abbey Road studios. It's an iconic shoot and this is likely to be the very first use of the images in print making it a very rare find.
Also in this issue to accompany an essay on the city of London is a stunning portfolio of abstract City of London images by the virtuoso American colour photographer Saul Leiter. Leiter includes iconic images of Trafalgar Square & St Pauls as well as Sherlock Holmes and The Thames. 9 Pages in total with 5 full page Leiter images amongst the portfolio.
Celebrated photographer Art Kane also contributes to this issue making it a must have for photography collectors.
THE ENGLISHMAN"S HOME IS HIS CASTLE - The Victorian Father an essay by Dennis Hackett with a superb photo story by Robert Freson
THANK GOD FOR OUR SENSE OF HUMOUR - an article about the British sense of humour
Jill Kennington and Celia Hammond model throughout interacting with TV personalities including Patrick Macnee of The Avengers, Alan Wicker and Malcolm Muggeridge in a TV/ fashion feature
Art directed by Tom Wolsey.
A rare issue of British fashion magazine Queen. Originally a society magazine The Queen, when this title began publication in the late 1800s, it was reinvented in the 1960s and this is one of our most sought after issues. Excellent Condition The cover is a little worn on the spine, all Queen magazines have fragile spines. The magazine is still intact and you will recieve the full issue of this iconic and highly collectable magazine
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