The Daily Telegraph magazine - The Way To The Top cover (12 January 1968)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - The Way To The Top cover (12 January 1968)
Fair condition - there is an address line written in pencil at the bottom of the front cover - staining over front cover - yellowing to pages due to age - light dog-earing to bottom corner of pages - slight wrinkling to top of some pages

Cover photo of Dougal Haston and a student climbing in Switzerland

THE DISEASE WHICH MEANS THE REVISION OF HISTORY - Doctors have rediagnosed the 'madness of George III' as the newly-understood porphyria. We take a look again at history
Two and a half page feature

STUDENTS AT BREAKING POINT - A feature on the suicide rate among British university students
4 page feature

THE CRISIS AROUND THE CORNER - British universities have increased in number since 1960, but money to support them isn't there. Something has to give

IN SEARCH OF THE UNCLIMBABLE - A group of young climbers are now searching world mountains for the 'impossible' peak
Three and a half page feature

FASHION - "Modern bed-clothes/night clothes geared to the splendour of the famous dead"
3 page fashion
(includes photo taken in the following rooms: George IV's in the Royal Pavilion (Brighton); the Bow Room (Dene Park); Bedroom in Leith Hill Place (Surrey))

Full-page advertisement pages:
- Triumph Herald 13/60 Saloon