Description
Step back in time to February 1971 with the captivating issue of Black Belt Magazine, Vol 9 #2. This vintage magazine features an engaging spotlight on martial arts legends Harold Gross and Jay Friedman. Whether you’re a long-time martial arts enthusiast or a newcomer exploring this fascinating world, this issue offers a wealth of knowledge and insight into the practices and philosophies of that era.
The cover exudes a nostalgic charm that reflects the rich history of martial arts development in America. With each page, you will uncover articles filled with techniques, training tips, and stories that resonate with the spirit of martial arts. This publication is not just a magazine; it's a piece of history that captures the evolution of martial arts culture during the 1970s.
This particular magazine is categorized as "Good" condition, indicating it has been well-preserved over the years. While there may be minor wear, such as small rips or creases, these imperfections tell a story of its journey through time. It comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring that it is safeguarded for your collection.
- Authentic vintage Black Belt Magazine from February 1971.
- Features insights on prominent figures in the martial arts community.
Additionally, this magazine is newsstand quality and free from any labels. You can trust that it includes only minor wear, making it a prime collectible for enthusiasts and historians alike. The detailed imagery and informative articles are sure to ignite your passion for martial arts.
Take a closer look at the provided photos to appreciate the condition and details of this must-have magazine for collectors:
This treasured magazine is a fantastic addition to any martial arts enthusiast's library. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of martial arts history!