Description
If you're a martial arts enthusiast or a collector of classic publications, this edition of Black Belt Magazine from May 1964 is a must-have for your collection. Featuring Volume 2, Number 3, this magazine delves into the fascinating contrast of Judo vs Boxing, showcasing expert commentary from renowned martial artist Hachiro Wada. As you explore the pages of this vintage issue, you'll discover valuable insights into the techniques that define these two powerful sports.
This magazine is in good condition, with some minor wear evident throughout the pages, providing an authentic feel of a classic publication. It's important to note that this edition is a newsstand copy and comes with no label, ensuring that collectors appreciate its original look and feel. To preserve its quality, this magazine includes a plastic protective covering, safeguarding it against further wear and tear.
Some of the key features of this edition include:
- Diverse Content: Explore the depth of martial arts through expert insights and articles that discuss techniques, philosophies, and the cultural significance of Judo and Boxing.
- Collector's Item: This issue from May 1964 represents a significant moment in martial arts history and is perfect for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
The visuals in this magazine are captivating, showcasing the athletes and their techniques in action. You can enjoy a glimpse into the martial arts culture of the 60s, highlighted by the rich content and engaging imagery.
Take a trip down memory lane or enhance your library of martial arts literature with this vintage issue of Black Belt Magazine. It's not just a magazine; it's a piece of history for anyone passionate about Judo, Boxing, and martial arts in general.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of martial arts history. Make this Black Belt Magazine from May 1964 the next addition to your collection today!