The Sunday Times magazine - The Boom In Forties Jewellery cover (11 June 1989)

The Sunday Times magazine - The Boom In Forties Jewellery cover (11 June 1989)
Good condition for age - very light wear

"Whoever Called It Junk?" cover

SHASHI KAPOOR AND HIS DAUGHTER SANJNA - "Relative Values"
1½ pages

"THE LAST OF THE LINE" - How ordinary men and women risked their lives helping Allied airmen to escape from occupied Europe in the Second World War. We tracked down some of the survivors
8 pages

"THE DUKE AND THE DUCHESS" - The sale of the late Duchess of Windsor's jewels was the signal for a major revival of interest in the showy jewellery of the Forties and Fifties, and in the work of its most innovative designer, the Duke of Verdura, aristo bijoutier to the aristos. Photographs by Horst P. Horst, prince of fashion photographers, as a tribute to his late friend
7 pages

TOM JONES - "Is he not unusual? "
It's nearly 25 years since Tom Jones first bawled his way up the pop charts, grinding both throat and pelvis to receive, in return, the underwear of his audience. Surprisingly, nothing at all has changed...
3 pages

LORD AND LADY CARRINGTON'S GARDEN - "How lime-lovers chalked up a victory"
Third in a four-part series on gardeners in adversity
4 pages

FOOD - "Eating in the great outdoors"
Part 1: Riding
Snacks that are tailor made for the hungry on horseback
2 pages

MOTORING - How Japan's young elite are turning their backs on the serious saloon and demanding more kitsch in their cars
1 page

BENEDICT RAMSDEN - "A life in the day"
1 page