Woman magazine (28 November 1964)

Fair to good condition for age - there is a large double crease at the bottom of the front cover - a name has been written in pen towards the top of the front cover - small crease to top corner of rear cover - lots of yellowing/foxing to rear cover - yellowing/foxing to some pages throughout - staples are rusty

FASHION - "Fur can be fun, fake or fabulous"
1 page photo shoot plus half-page feature to selecting, buying and caring for fur

FUN AND GAMES - "Frankie Vaughan plans a party"
Frankie has good ideas for parties - plus his wife Stella presents a selection of recipes and party tips
3 pages
(Features recipes: Apple cottage; Name cake; Rainbow orange jellies)

HOW YOU CAN SAVE THE BIRDS - 2 page feature

KNITTING PATTERNS - "Smart lines for winter"
Includes the following patterns:
- Ladies waistcoat and plain polo-neck sweater
- Ladies short-sleeve classic jumper and matching jacket with striped border

MRS DAVID NIVEN'S STORY - "My little girl was lonely"
Kristina had everything - dolls and toy and pretty frocks - but something was missing...
3 page feature

CHRISTMAS MAKES - by Edith Blair
8 pages packed full of ideas for you and all the family - answering every gift problem

Full-page advertisements:
- Atora (with recipe for Atora Christmas Pudding)
- Oxo look-and-cook page [savoury meat pancakes]
- Robertson's Golden Shred
- Heinz Ox Tail soup
- Jacob's Cream Crackers