Description: Rare Uschi Obermayer cover of The Sunday Times magazine 1970's.Uschi models in a 4 page fashion spread photographed by Willie Christie.Contents -Now it can be revealed: A preview of this summers most exotic fashion trend by Michael Roberts photographs by Willie Christie, modeled by Uschi.Group shot of actors including SEAN CONNERY, RACHEL ROBERTS, HILDEGARDE SCHMIDT, ANTHONY PERKINS, INGRID BERGMAN, JACQUELINE BISSET, JOHN GIELGUD, LAUREN BACALL, MICHAEL YORK, VANESSA REDGRAVE and George Coulouris star in Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express, by Sidney Lumet. Cast photos by Lord Snowdon. Plus a full page portrait of ALBERT FINNEY in costume. 4 pages.Get Carter: The downfall of one of the most exciting middleweight boxers in the world Rubin "Hurricane" Carter. Photomontage by David King. The man who overthrew himself: President Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines talks to Philip Norman. Photos by Colin Jones.The new TV toppers: Very men who will carry the brunt of responsibility for the future of the BBC Television talk to Wilfred De'ath.Holes in the head: One of the Loneliest adventures in sport Tony Jacklin on the mental hazards of this week's British Open at Royal Lytham and St Annes.TV men ALASDAIR MILNE, AUBREY SINGER and BRYAN COWGILL with photos by Colin Jones.Car adverts -AUSTIN ALLEGRO in London's SOHO outside STRIP CLUBS, some of which are still open at that very spot!CITROENVolvoSunday Times is a British news, fashion and celebrity magazine published just one day at the weekend, most being discarded.Excellent condition. Scarce collector's item - insurance & online tracking is included in postage. 1807 201209_1121
Price: 95 GBP
Location: London
End Time: 2025-01-23T18:55:18.000Z
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Language: English
Publication Name: The Sunday Times
Features: 1st Edition
Genre: Celebrity, Fashion, Film & TV, News
Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
