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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine July 6th 1997
Relative Values – Trevor Jones, the sportsman and adventurer, and his mother, Margaret, physiotherapist
The natural law – In Orkney, birds are mugged and seals assaulted. Only one green cop is on patrol
Square roots – Mondrian’s art is all over the modern world. Why have his peculiar beliefs been airbrushed out?
Cover story – The killing of Stephen Restorick – Why the apparently random murder of a 23-year-old British soldier by the IRA stunned the people of Northern Ireland
A Life in the Day of Dr John Maunder, leading flea and lice expert. ‘Cockroaches are the only insect I don’t like’
56 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is generally in good condition, however the cover has some marks and creasing. Priced accordingly
