Woman magazine (1 March 1969)

Fair condition for age - there is bending/creasing to top corner of pages - there is age wear/browning to edges of front cover - light yellowing/foxing to some page edges throughout - a surname has been written in pen at the edge of the rear cover - staples are rusty with stress-tearing around staples

Includes free 24-page booklet "At Home With Colour"
A guide to decorating with paint and wallcovering. [Staples are rusty]

Woman magazine features:

COOKERY - Ruth Morgan's special new series: The art of cooking
This week, and in the weeks to come, Ruth is taking three recipes and breaking them down into easy to follow steps. This week: Lemon Souffle
2 page step-by-step colour recipe

PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH - Beginning a series of importance to every woman
In one of the most thought-provoking series ever to appear in a woman's magazine, Mollie Lloyd looks into the future
Three and a half pages

FASHION - "Fashion for the life you lead"
(Model reader - model mum)
This week our model is a 35-year-old busy housewife and mum, pictured at home in clothes specially chosen to suit her life
2 page photo shoot

DAVID FROST - "For David: A Pregnant Pause!"
half-page interview

BEAUTY - "Toe to top" (Part 7)
This week: Arms and under
One and a half pages

CROCHET & KNITTING PATTERN - Bright Traditions: 4 ("Indian Magic")
Includes:
- Ladies stocking stitch waistcoat, richly embroidered in bright colours ["Embroidered Elegance"] (very 1960s)
- A crochet coat made in motifs of 'bullion' loops joined together

GINGER ROGERS - Concluding "Born To Dance" (by Ginger Rogers)
2 pages

MAGGIE SMITH - "A star called Smith"
She fell in love with Robert Stephens because he insisted on calling her Margaret. But as an actress, she has always preferred simply Maggie
Two and a quarter pages