Woman's Weekly magazine (22 July 1967)

Fair condition - yellowing/foxing to some pages - lots of foxing/yellowing to front cover (towards spine) - a number has been written in pencil at the top of the rear cover

JANE AUSTEN - She was a homely woman who could darn well, and bake bread. She was also a literary genius. This week, on the 150th anniversary of her death, we go out of town to Chawton, where England's Jane made her home
2 page feature

KNITTING PATTERN - "Capital gains"
Ladies coat in nubbly Orlon and linen yarn. Smartest on the summer scene, washable and light to wear
One and a half page instructions

KNITTING PATTERN - "Down to the sea"
Child's beach-suit in Bri-Nylon with collar, zip front, optional belt and zingy colour sparked with white. [Size: all round at underarms: 20 inches. Length: 16 inches]
One and a page page instructions

KNITTING PATTERN - "Plain sailing"
Three and a half pages
Instructions to knit:
- Ladies V-necked jacket with contrast stripes and a jaunty Tam-o'-shanter
- Men's matching V-necked sweater

COOKERY - "Perfect pastry"
Four and a half pages
(Includes recipes: Rough puff pastry; Envelope fish pie; Sausage and egg pies; Raspberry and apple tart; Jam tarts; Fruit salad tarts)

INTERIORS - "Related rooms"
Designer George Cavendish uses a theme of blues and browns for a kitchen and dining room
2 page photo feature

Full-page advertisement:
- Libby's pineapple