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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine September 26th 1976
The plastic mac is in: restyled and redesigned, the return of the plastic mac, by Meriel McCooey; photographs by Sacha.
Dutch Cousins: as the major exhibition Art in 17th-century Holland opens at the National Gallery this week, a look at some of the masterpieces exhibited, Christopher Brown discusses the relationship of English painters to the Dutch school.
Home in the Border country: the first of three extracts from Lord Home’s book The Way the Wind Blows, to be published by Collins next month. Colour photograph by David Montgomery.
Cult of Colombey: business is booming at Colombey les deux Eglises, home of the late Charles de Gaulle. Above: Colombey mementoes for souvenir hunters. Report by Nesta Roberts photographs by Bruno Barbey.
The loneliness of the long-distance smiler: profile of Hughie Green, by Russell Miller.
Home town: Les Dawson, comedian, recalls his boyhood in Manchester; photograph by Terence Donovan.
96 pages. This issue is in very good condition. There is some fading on the cover
A great idea for a unique gift for a 50th Birthday or Anniversary
