The Daily Telegraph magazine - Concorde cover (8 November 1968)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - Concorde cover (8 November 1968)
Good condition for age - light age wear throughout - age wear/yellowing to some pages - there are some small tears to bottom of rear cover

Cover photo: The first Concorde prototype under the end-of-runway safety net at Toulouse

LIFE IN A TEST TUBE - The second of two articles on modern medicine (by Donald Gould)
3 pages

THROUGH HARDSHIP (AND POLITICS) TO THE STARS - After six years, 2,000 designers, and a cost that progressively spiralled by tens of millions, Concorde is ready to fly. We tell how a near miracle entente concordiale was achieved
7 page feature

PREPARING FOR TAKE-OFF WITH 002 - What will it be like to fly a supersonic airliner? The first British pilot who will fly Concorde talks to us
One and a half pages

CONCORDE'S 'GRAND JURY' - The ultimate fate of Concorde is in the hands of the experts who grant Certificates of Airworthiness. They decide if the airliner will ever carry passengers
One and a quarter pages

SIR MATT DOESN'T HAVE TO SWEEP THE PITCH - Winning is the only criterion of success for a soccer manager. With the odds stacked against them, 92 keep trying every season. We try to discover why
Three and a half pages

REALISM COMES TO A MEDIAEVAL WORLD - "Landmarks in Art"
Grünewald brought a new and violent realism to mediaeval religious painting. Edwin Mullins describes the Altar in the third of a series on paintings
3 pages

A CALL TO ARMS - Army recruiting posters of the First World War stressed the call of duty. Since 1945, the emphasis has been on the joys of Army life - long holidays, good jobs and (limited) travel
Two and a half page poster feature

COWARD - THE ARCHEST 'CRIMINAL' IN THE WORLD - Noel Coward has been filming 'The Italian Job' in the unlikely setting of an Irish gaol
Two and a quarter page feature