The Sunday Times magazine - Colonel Werner Borner cover (6 June 1965)

The Sunday Times magazine - Colonel Werner Borner cover (6 June 1965)
Very good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - a very small light surface crease to front cover (towards edge of cover)

NEW EYE ON THE SOUTH - The South of France is the oldest travel cliché - an amalgam of garage architecture and elevated clip-joints. John Berger believes that the art of travelling depends upon actually noticing what you pass. (Photos by Jean Mohr)
6½ pages

THE AIR WARRIORS - The young men of the Battle of Britain who survived are all middle-aged now. A number still serve in the RAF or in the modern NATO Luftwaffe. Here are pilots of both sides (photographed by Robert Freson)
10 pages
(Features: Wing Commander Robert Stanford Tuck, Lieutenant-General Hannes Trautloft, Rudolf Lamberty, Group Captain Brian Kingcome, Group Captain Bob Oxspring, Oskar Dinort, Theo Rowehl, Major-General Johannes Steinhoff (double page photo), and many more)

DESIGN FOR LIVING'S THREE-VIEW CAR TESTS
Today, we begin a series of car tests done in unusual detail. Maxwell Boyd will write after subjecting each of the cars to the normal kind of test on the road. Stirling Moss will describe their performance on a drive round the Brands Hatch racing circuit (includes large photo of Stirling Moss stepping out of a Ford Mustang at Brands Hatch), and Elizabeth Benson will comment as a woman who isn't mad about cars but has driven a varied assortment of them.
We begin this week with the Mirror Minor 1000
3½ page article

ROBERT CARRIER'S GUIDE TO SWITZERLAND
1 page
(Includes recipe for Swiss potato cake; Swiss apple flan; Swiss veal chops)