The Daily Telegraph magazine - Jean Shrimpton cover (26 February 1971)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

KENSINGTON'S QUIET AMERICAN - "It gives me a tremendous kick to dine with a lord one day and to be picking dustbins the next." So says Warner Dailey. In London he has found both the hospitable lords and the rewarding dustbins
Two and three-quarter pages

THE NEW DILEMMA - HOW TO KEEP PEACE - Richard Cox examines the problems and the anti-riot armoury which could even become familiar in Britain
Five and a quarter pages

THE SOFTER TOUCH - Jean Shrimpton shows how chamois leather can now provide sleek sophistication in women's wear
4 pages

THE SOUND OF SUCCESS - In an air-conditioned barn beside a Tudor cottage in Oxfordshire one comes across one of England's more unusual rural industries. There a group of dedicated craftsmen devote their time to search for musical perfection. Their raw materials are the world's rare woods. Their products are guitars, harpsichords and lutes. David Rubio is the man who established this cosmopolitan cottage industry. Denis Hart met him
Two and three-quarter pages