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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine September 24th 1972
The Poulson people: an introduction to the characters in the bankruptcy case which has already led to the resignation of Reginald Maudling, the Home Secretary, and has assumed a political significance far beyond its provincial surroundings. Cover illustration by Roger Coleman.
20th-century fox: brilliant new furs. By Meriel McCooey; photographs by Duffy
Midsummer nightmare: Patricia Allderidge discusses the life and work of the Victorian artist, Richard Dadd, who murdered his father and spent the rest of his life in lunatic asylums.
“We hate Nottingham Forest: Hunter Davies goes to Coventry with a trainload of Spurs? younger supporters. Photographs by Frank Herrmann
The cheated summit: Peter Gillman describes the latest British attempt to scale the Andean peak of Cerro Torre and the row over climbing ethics sparked off by a recent Italian ascent. Photographs by Leo Dickinson
Fish for compliments: recipes for simple fish dishes, by Margaret Costa; illustration by Alan Cracknell.
96 pages. This issue is in good condition throughout. There is some minor creasing.
