Woman's Weekly magazine (13 May 1967)

Fair to good condition for age - the old rusty staples have been removed and we have inserted new staples - there is some damage/rusting to paper where old staples had been inserted - yellowing/foxing/discoloration to some pages due to age - a number has been written in pencil at the top of the rear cover

The free gift is not included

KNITTING PATTERN - "Tied-for first place"
Ladies sweater in rib and stocking stitch with collar and tie. [shown on right on front cover]
2 pages

KNITTING PATTERN - "A touch of glamour"
Ladies edge-to-edge jacket. Sprinkled all over with beads, perfect for evening occasions or for a little warmth. [shown on left on front cover]

COOKERY - "Tea time buns and bakes"
Two and a quarter pages
Includes recipes: Peanut loaf; Streusal fingers; Madeleines; Ginger snaps; Rock buns

THE JACKIE KENNEDY STYLE - Where does it all come from. The poise, the strength, the sense of elegance? The answer lies in her background. When her mother married Hugh Auchincloss, she placed Jacqueline on the limb of a most remarkable family tree
Two and a half pages