Margaux Hemingway on the cover of The Sunday Telegraph Magazine, which was only available for one day making it extremely rare.
We have been advised that this issue is even more scarce as there was a printing strike this day and very few copies actually made it to press!
Cover photo by fashion photographer Terence Donovan. Ernest Heminway's grand-daughter models silk and lace designs by Marisa Martin, Charles Jourdan and Gamba over 4 pages. Make-up by Mary Quant.
Also inside -
General Emeka Ojukwu on leading his Ibo people in the Biafra war. Portrait by David Steen. 4 page interview with the General by Frederick Forsyth.
Andrew Duncan assesses the worth of the Royal family.
Professor J.R.R. Tolkien and the letters he sent to his children as Father Christmas. 2 and a half pages of illustrated stamps, letters and photos shown. One of his children reminisces about receiving the precious artefacts.
Clement Freud surveys Sunday lunches enjoyed by 5 different cultures in Britain.
Lord Goodman advances the cause of newspapers. Excellent condition. Staples still tight, complete, cover has light foxing. The photograph is of the actual magazine that you will receive.
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