The rare and collectable 1960's copy of Queen magazine, a vintage issue and published in the UK. Queen is one of the all time classic magazines and they are very rare and collectable. Known for amazing fashion and photography.
Britt Ekland is on the cover photographed by Peter Sellers who was a very keen photographer.
Michael Cooper shoots 4 pages of children's fashion, and the stage is the Pollock's Toy Museum, which only closed recently. Modelled by hip kids - so very beautiful!
Eric Swayne photographs 'The Power of Print' 4 pages. Mini-dresses and jumpsuits, all designed by Tony Armstrong.
Marc Hispard photographs 6 pages of fashions for Spring, modeled by Peggy Moffitt, Tania Mallett - and Jill Kennington in a black wig matching the hairstyle of Peggy! Very cool. Clothes are by Dollyrockers, Christian Dior, Jaeger, Aquascutum and more.
There is a great colour feature on Vancouver Island off the coast of Canada. Photo portfolio by TOBY MOLENAAR.
Peter Cook, Dudley Moore and Morecambe & Wise group shot - very rare!
There is a tongue in cheek centrefold 3 page spread of Harold Wilson with a pipe in a deckchair.
Gilbert Feruch, dubbed the best tailor in France, is interviewed along with photographs of his designs. 4 pages shot by Frank Horvat.
Patrick Lichfield photography, one page
Max Clendinning's furniture designs are featured in a 4 page interiors spread shot by John Vaughan.
Joanna Lumley models in an ad for Woollands.
This is the full magazine, a full original issue of this rare British society and fashion magazine. Please view our listings for other Queen magazines from the 1950's - 1970's.
March 16, 1966
Published in Britain
Excellent condition. The photograph is of the actual magazine you will receive.
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B1943 230118_3729
