The Daily Telegraph magazine - Clement Freud cover (10 April 1970)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - Clement Freud cover (10 April 1970)
Poor to fair condition - damage to cover (tears around cover and at top and bottom of spine) - yellowing and damage to some page edges

GERALD SCARFE - His drawings are uncompromising, unforgettable, and, for many, unforgivable, but their creator is a charming man with the looks of a film star and a definite sense of mission who thinks of himself primarily as a diarist
Three and a half pages

NEWFOUNDLAND - We visit Newfoundland, where half a million people survive by determination on a rock which, by 20th century ideas, is uninhabitable
7 page feature

A PLAIN MAN'S GUIDE TO THE COMMON MARKET - 4 page feature

IT WASN'T THE WORLD CUP RALLY, BUT... - In 9 days' time, 106 cars will set out from London on the world's toughest rally - over 16,000 miles to Mexico. Two works Ford Escorts are entered by The Daily Telegraph magazine, to be driven by Timo Makinen and Hannu Mikkola. Clement Freud tells here how competing in a slightly less important rally gave him an idea of the sort of problems they will have to face.
3 page feature