This would make the perfect gift for yourself or a loved one born in 1966!

This issue cost a mere $1.00 in 1966 with a year's subscription for only $8.00.

There are some great advertisements illustrating how simple the times were back in 1966. The back inside cover is a full page color ad for the Ford Thunderbird. What a classy car! There is another full page ad for the full length production of Hamlet on 4 long play records for the full price of $1.95...

This issue is full of articles, photographs and advertisements to take us all back to simpler times!

It's great to look at the advertisements in these old magazines! Being an ex-telephone company employee, I especially enjoyed the full page color advertisement for Bell Telephone Systems showing three of the latest telephones of the day - all dial phones, of course. My favorite - the Princess phone!

Another real nostalgia jolt is the advertisement for RCA Victor for a color TV...

In this issue, the feature article is "Goodbye To Glory Days - Hollywood Puts Its Past Up For Sale." In the article, it discusses how major movie giants began selling off their movie splendor in hard times...

This Life magazine features half an issue on the sentimental craze for the past - Nostalgia...

This would make a great gift for someone born at that time or perhaps represent a milestone event in a person's life.

In this issue there are many great advertisements. A Chrysler Corporation ad has a drawing of a young man holding a set of car keys. The top of the ad reads, "First solo in the family car." It goes on to say:

"Your state says you're old enough to drive. You have a driver"s license. Your dad says you can take the car...

This would make a great gift for someone born at that time or perhaps represent a milestone event in a person's life.

In this issue there are advertisements for Rawlings baseball gloves, Chevrolet Soap Box Derby, the new improved Chrysler (No dip, no squat, no sway), and Johnson fishing reels.

Some things you'll learn:

What girls think about boys who have pimples. How to make scrapbook covers. How to make knot slides. Start an insect hatchery. Collecting your personal camp equipment...

The cover of this vintage Western Horseman magazine shows a new way to catch the Thanksgiving Turkey! I"d file this under, "Don't try this at home!"

The Western Horseman called itself the Magazine for Admirers of Stock Horses. In this issue, there are some very interesting articles and advertisements.

In the article "European Horses Imported," you"ll read about 20 of the Lipizzaners imported to the U.S...

This issue of Stylist Magazine will give up a glimpse of what up-scale furniture was in style in the early 1960's. This is a complimentary issue from Fakes & Company, Furnishing Texas Homes Since 1876, on Houston Street in Fort Worth, Texas.

The magazine only has 15 pages, however, it has many nice pictures of furniture, lamps, rugs and even a Farmhouse Colonial floor plan on the back inside cover.

The magazine is in excellent condition - inside and out...

This is an interesting copy of Soviet Union Illustrated Monthly Magazine, No. 3, 1970.

One of the main articles in this issue is titled "Kirghiz Tobacco Growers." It includes many pictures along with the article.

The other articles deal with Russian art, culture, and life-styles...

If you are a Bing Crosby fan, then you will really enjoy this issue of Song Hits dated June 1937. The cover features Bing Crosby with two lovelies sitting on his lap - a scene from his move Waikiki Wedding...

This is a very nice issue of the Saturday Evening Post dated October 1978. The cover features features former Miss America, Phyllis George. Ms. George went on to have a career as a sportscaster and a leading role in the Special Olympics.

There is a very interesting article titled "Counterfeiting." It discusses the problem of U. S...

This is a very nice copy of The Saturday Evening Post dated November 1978. The cover features John B. Connally with the caption "John B...