This will probably be the shortest listing I have ever written. This item is a copy of a 1975 Russian magazine and I haven't a clue what any of it says.

I can tell you there are a couple of nice pages showing Russian artwork...

Let's go back to 1971! This February, 1971, issue of Better Homes and Gardens will do just that! The Cherry Devilicious Cake on the front cover looks like you could almost take a bite of it!

Like all Better Homes And Gardens magazines, this one is full of delicious sounding recipes, decorating tips, interesting articles, and great 70's advertisements.

Some of the feature articles include: How to make the 1970 tax reform changes pay off; Traveling on your own in Europe, What you should kno...

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. Some of the article titles include: Johnny Cash"s Greatest Hits, John R...

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...

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...

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

This is a nice issue of Family Circle Magazine dated November 1976. It is an extra thick issue with lots of recipes, gift ideas, needle-work projects, and articles.

With our busy lives, the eight page "Easy Freeze-Ahead" cookbook, might be just the thing to ease the rush of your busy work day.

The front cover features the work of Erica Wilson - author of many needlework books...

This is a February 17, 1974, issue of the Fort Worth Star Telegram Parade Magazine. The Parade is a weekly publication that is included with the Sunday Star Telegram.

The main article in this issue discusses the use of a double for Henry Kissinger while in the public eye...

This is a wonderful, vintage cartoon by Gilbert Bundy. His worked appeared in a number of magazines including The Saturday Evening Post and Esquire Magazine. He not only did cartoons, but also was the artists for many advertisements in the 1940's and 1950's.

This cartoon is from an Esquire Magazine dated October, 1956. It features a very stylish woman in her attorney?s office...

This is a nice vintage copy of Holiday Magazine dated March, 1958. There are many interesting articles and advertisements from that year!

My fellow Texans might enjoy the article by Robert Penn Warren titled "How Texas Won Her Freedom." It is the story of Sam Houston and his incredible rout of the Mexican Army in the Battle of San Jacinto.

"New Orleans Society" tells of the social season which is concentrated into carnival time and the feverish activities of choosing its queen...

This issue of Life Magazine is dated December 27, 1968. It is a 2-in-1 issue dedicated to Picasso and his paintings. It has many great pictures of Picasso's paintings, as well as, pictures of Picasso in his personal life.

Pictures include the women in Picasso"s life, some dated back to 1906. In also include Picasso with his wife prior to 1953. Picasso was 65 years old - his wife, Francoise Gilot was in her 20's. Despite their age difference, they had a son, Claude...