The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Commandos At Work cover (20 October 1985)

Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges

CHRISTIAAN BARNARD - "Man of the week" feature
1 page

AIMING FOR A NEW HIGH - Chris Dewhirst soon hopes to achieve his dream of conquering the Himalayas in a hot-air balloon. We report on a daring plan
Two and a quarter pages

COMMANDOS AT WORK - Out of the 5000 applicants who apply to join the Royal Marines every year, perhaps only 300 will emerge from the gruelling selection process with the prized green beret of the fully-fledged commando. We join them on a Nato exercise in Gibralta
6 pages

JONATHAN KING (RECORD PRODUCER) - We meet Jonathan King
2 pages

TRAIL OF THE PIONEERS - "There is nothing like a craving for gold to make men work"
Hammond Innes follows in the footsteps of the pioneers in the rough, tough gold mine country of the Yukon
Three and a half pages

FASHION - Good yarns for winter
Knitwear for winter (2 page fashion)

STAR CHOICES FOR SUN AND SNOW - The stars tells us where their favourite resorts for winter escapes
Four and a half pages
(Features: Frederic Raphael, David Vine, Marie Helvin, Robert Carrier, Bill Oddie, Alan Whicker, Hardy Amies, Anneka Rice, Konrad Bartelski, Elaine Paige, Susan Hampshire, Diana Moran, David Gower)

SCALING THE LITERARY WALL - Britain's literary heritage is apparent in the places in which writers lived, as well as the books they left. Byron Rogers puts Dylan Thomas in context
2 pages

SIR JOHN HARVEY-JONES - "A day's work"
1 page