This magazine will take you back to 1972 when it could be purchased for a mere 25 cents...

I am sure the feature article in this issue of Esquire Magazine will raise eyebrows. The main title is, "The Use and Abuse of Billy Graham."

Over a picture of Graham and his associates praying after a session with President Truman is the statement, "After an unpromising White House meeting, Truman ordered that Graham not be admitted anywhere near his vicinity ever again."

There are many pictures in this article of Graham with President Johnson, Presidenet Nixon and more...

This booklet is the "Employee Insurance Plan" of Kimbell Milling and Associated Companies and the Estate of Kay Kimbell. The plan was through Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. The plan went into effect July 1, 1964.

To show how times have changed, the plan carried a benefit for Polio Expense.

The booklet is in good condition - inside and out. The front cover has some small stains in several places. The inside title page also has a couple of stains...

This book will tell you everything you wanted to know about Ballroom Dancing. It was written by Mel and Helen Day of Boise, Idaho. The book was written as a memory guide for those who had taken dance lessons, but also to introduce the variety of pattern & rhythm to be found in Social or Ballroom dancing.

It is Greek to me, but the book gives instruction on dances such as the Foxtrot, Jitterbug, Tango, Mambo and more...

This is a fun soft cover book titled "Dennison Party Parade." It is full of decorating ideas for parties, dances, fairs, and bazaars.

The book was published by Dennison Manufacturing Company of Framingham, Massachusetts. It was designed and edited by Michaelina Aylward and Roberta Bellofatto. It has a copyright of 1967.

Some of the theme ideas include Cupid"s Ball, Moonlight & Roses, Halloween, Paris Promenade, In An Oriental Garden, and more...

This is a really fun book published by Dennison Manufacturing Company of Farmingham, Massachusetts. The title of the book is "Dennison Complete Party Guide" and has a copyright of 1961.

You"ll enjoy the great, full color illustrations that are throughout the book, even if you don"t plan of giving any parties. Some of the themes include Happy New Year, Beautiful Hawaii, Gay 90"s, Barn Dance, Mardi Gras, and more...

This is a very nice vintage crochet instruction booklet from the Spool Cotton Company from 1935. Instructions are included for many beautiful pieces such as doilies, table covers, placemats, chair covers and more. There are also instructions for tassels, cords and fan tie-backs.

Considering the age of the booklet, it is in very good condition. The outer cover shows some signs of wear - especially on the binding edge...

This is a very nice Needlework book from 1969. It is full of illustrated step-by-step directions for a dozen needlework techniques and more than 30 beautiful designs.

Some of the projects include: Totes, Wall-Hangings, Needlepoint Desk Set, Crewel Work, Place Mats, and more.

This book is in excellent condition - inside and out. There is some very minor wear on the outside and binding edges...

This is a magazine published by Better Homes And Gardens in 1977. It is titled "100"s of Needlework & Crafts Ideas."

There are nice pictures and patterns of many projects including a Crocheted Afghan, Macrame Headboard & Hanging Table, Bride & Groom Needlepoint Dolls, Kid-Style Patchwork Quilt, Punjabi Weave Hammock & Chairs, Hand Decorated Tennis Shoes, and more.

The magazine is in good condition - inside and out. There is some slight wear to the outer edges...

This is a very nice issue of Country Music Magazine from October 1980 featuring the Red-Headed Stranger, Willie Nelson, himself. The title page reads: Willie Nelson: Being A Movie Star Sure Beats Working. The article discusses Willie"s role in the movie Honeysuckle Rose.

The article about Rosanne Cash, "Don"t Label Rosanne Cash," discusses the influence her father, Johnny Cash, had on her and her music. It is a personal glimpse into her life...

This is a nice copy of Country Music magazine with the feature article on Dolly Parton and her trip to Hollywood and back. It features pictures from her hilarious movie, 9 To 5.

There are feature articles about John Conlee of Rose-Colored Glasses fame and one of my favorite country singers, Gene Watson. The article titles "Presidents, Pickers and Politics" has some nice photos of past Presidents Nixon and Carter with some country greats...

Tragically we lost the great Johnny Cash only a few weeks ago! The Man In Black helped define country music and this issue of Country Music was his day in the sunshine! Except for a few articles and the regular magazine features, this entire issue is all about Johnny Cash!

Instead of one rambling article, the magazine is divided into many articles about Johnny Cash, his family, career and more...