Description
16 Magazine – April 1966 – Vol. 7, No. 11 – Featuring The Beatles & Clay Cole with Pin-Up (No Mailing Label, Very Good Condition)
This April 1966 issue of 16 Magazine is a fantastic collectible from the peak of the 1960s teen idol era. With The Beatles headlining, plus features on Clay Cole, Sonny & Cher, James Bond, The Byrds, Herman’s Hermits, The Raiders, The Rolling Stones, and more, this issue captures the energy and glamour of mid-’60s pop culture.
Condition:
This magazine is in very good condition with only minor edge wear, excellent for its age. It has no mailing label, adding to its desirability for collectors. Please see the detailed photos provided, as the exact magazine shown is the one you will receive. All issues are shipped with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the Table of Contents:
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Signed Color Pin-Up — The Beatles
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Clay Cole’s Column — “Stop Right Where You Are!”
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Things You Never Knew — The Byrds Feature
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Flippin’ Out with 007 — James Bond Spotlight
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Beach Boys — 16 Club News
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“Why Do They Lie About…” — Sonny & Cher Feature
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Intimate Pix & Daring Questions — Paul Revere & The Raiders
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How You Can Be Their Girl — Herman & The Hermits
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Brand-New Beatle News — “The Beatles & Me”
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Giant Signed Color Pin-Up — Mark Lindsay
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Free Giveaway — Beatles “Help!” Rings
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The Dave Clark 5 — Their Secret Life
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Signed Color Pin-Ups — The McCoys, Mick Jagger, David McCallum
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“My Life Story in Pix” — Keith Allison
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Swinging Contest — Win a Day on Action
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Behind the Scenes — Never Too Young
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Dreamsville — Where Dreams Come True
Brimming with exclusive photos, fan contests, pin-ups, and insider stories, this issue is a must-have for Beatles enthusiasts and collectors of 1960s teen magazines.