The Daily Telegraph magazine - Clement Freud cover (20 September 1968)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - Clement Freud cover (20 September 1968)
Fair to good condition - there is age wear to spine - small tear at edge of front cover (and also affects page 3) - light creasing to bottom corner of front cover - yellowing to some pages throughout - an address has been written in pencil at the bottom of the rear cover

Cover photo: Clement Freud holding his student pilot's licence

HAZARDS OF AN ARMS INSPECTOR IN BASINGSTOKE - Exclusive report on a unique military exercise to establish that armesi can be reduced in size peacefully, by agreement
One and a half page feature

IF YOU WALK AWAY FROM IT, IT'S A LANDING - Clement Freud reports on how he learned to fly in just 11 hours
4 pages

AIR ON A SHOE STRING - To fly your own small plane makes sound economic sense, but it is slow to catch on partly because of lack of Government interest
3 page feature

"I NEVER THINK BEYOND TODAY" - (Four freedoms of marriage, Part 2)
In this second extract from Drusilla Beyfus's new book 'The English Marriage', Alexander and Rosie discuss how they opted out of conventional society
3 pages

"LIKE SOMETHING OUT OF A NIGHTMARE" - The first of two extracts from Dom Moraes's forthcoming autobiography 'My Son's Father'
Two and a quarter pages

THE HOUSE THAT JACQUELINE BUILT - Jacqueline Inchbaldn describes the improvements she made to a terraced house in Pimlico bought two years ago
4 page feature

COOKERY - "Making pies"
(by Robert Carrier)
3 pages