Weekend Telegraph magazine - The Sun cover (17 June 1966)

Weekend Telegraph magazine - The Sun cover (17 June 1966)
Fair condition for age - some creasing to page corners - yellowing to pages - there is a one-inch tear to paper at top and bottom of spine and lots of tears and damage to paper along spine

THE FORGOTTEN 'R' IN ROLLS-ROYCE - Charles Rolls was a pioneer in motor cars and balloons aeroplanes. In 1910, aged 32, he crashed in a Wright biplane and died a national hero. But history and technical development left his name behind, and now he is just the faceless half of the most famous brand name in the world
1 page

THE SUN - Feature by Sacheverell Sitwell
7 pages

PRISONS - Thirty three thousands men and women are locked in British prisons at this moment. Some have not even been convicted of a crime. How many really need to be there? The answer (writes C. H. Rolph) is about 200 thoroughly bad criminals. For the rest, the nation's archaic gaols are merely inhumane and do nothing to decrease crime
Four and a half page feature

ITALY'S DEEP SOUTH - "Tough men, bony horses, a hard land"
4 pages

WATER SKIING - Fifith in series of sports for everyone
Two and a half pages

Full-page advertisement pages:
- Rover 2000
- Ride Regent ['Stop! and I'll pump you full of Regent']
- Hoover Portable
- Ford Zodiac