The Daily Telegraph magazine - Instant Sense cover (20 December 1968)

The Daily Telegraph magazine - Instant Sense cover (20 December 1968)
Fair condition for age - lots of age wear to pages throughout - lots of age wear and small tears/creases to rear cover - large crease to front cover and lots of age wear - an address has been written in pencil at top of page 3

FOR ST GEORGE … AND MR HALLIWELL - We find out about the policies and personalities of a new variation - English Nationalism
One and a half pages

AULD LANG SIGNS… - A review of the year in verse (by Christopher Hollis)
1 page

NEW CULT FOR THE OVER-ADJUSTED - The Americans are deserting their psychiatrists in favour of a new cult, the Esalen Institute method of relaxation - for people who are too controlled, too well-adjusted. These extracts are from the Institute's new manual: with Telegraph version by Alexander Frater
Four and a half pages

BUT WHAT IS IT LIKE IN KASHMIR? - Marilyn Silverstone's colour portfolio shows the strangeness of Indian faces in the snow, and John Morris describes the transformation
8 pages

WEAR FRILLS - AND JOIN THE MEN - London's top shirt-makers are producing colourful, frilly clothes. Following the polo-neck shirt, does this mean the acceptance of decorative dress for men, at least in the evening? Graham Finlayson photographs the clothes at evening gathering from Northumberland to Devon - and the comments are recorded
4 page feature

Full-page advertisement pages:
- White Horse [pantomime horse]