The Daily Telegraph magazine - Valley of the Hunzas cover (11 October 1968)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - Valley of the Hunzas cover (11 October 1968)
Good condition for age - light age wear throughout - age wear/yellowing to some pages

THE OLYMPIC GAMES - Is it right that there should be a five-ring circus of commercialism this year for everyone except the athletes?
2 page feature

THE ROAD TO HUNZA - The Daily Telegraph magazine asked a two-man team to penetrate into Hunza. One team-member got through; the other didn't. Their story starts here
Seven and a half page feature

THE GREAT ROAD TEST VERDICT - Are British roads keeping pace with the increasing traffic? Our experts announce their verdict after tests of three capital roads - leading into London, Paris and Brussels
Three and a half page feature

THE DAY OF VICTORY - What happened in England on 21st October 1805 (the day of the battle of Trafalgar)? Author and illustrator Ian Ribbons set out to trace the events of that day, hour by hour, throughout the country
5 page feature

SAGAN FINDS HAPPINESS AT LAST - The first novel by Francois Sagan (in 1954) was the world of a sceptical 19-year-old. Her new novel 'The Heart-Keeper' reveals a more compassionate and 'involved' Sagan
3 page feature

LOLA'S VISIT - An extract from 'The Heart-Keeper' (Francois Sagan's latest novel)
One and a quarter pages

Full-page advertisement pages:
- White Horse ['You can take a White Horse anywhere'] (with photo of White horse at the side of river, with men in boat fishing)
- Ford Cortina [double page - shot in America]