Description
Discover a piece of martial arts history with the Black Belt Magazine May 1995, featuring in-depth coverage of the Kenpo training techniques of Elvis Presley and an exclusive look at Bruce Lee's influential legacy. This vintage issue is a treasure for collectors and enthusiasts alike, providing insights into the world of martial arts during a vibrant era.
This particular issue captures the excitement of the mid-1990s, when martial arts experienced a resurgence in popularity, influenced by icons like Bruce Lee and cultural phenomena surrounding Elvis Presley. It offers readers a chance to explore the techniques and philosophies that shaped today’s martial arts landscape. With articles that illuminate training methods and personal stories from legends, this magazine is not just a periodical, but a historical document that reflects the passion and spirit of its time.
In excellent condition, the magazine shows light wear typical for its age, making it a collectible piece ideal for any vintage magazine enthusiast. With no labels to detract from its presentation, this issue is perfect for display. It comes with a protective plastic cover, ensuring it remains in great shape for years to come.
- Newsstand issue with no label
- Minor wear on edges, including some rips or marks
- Comes with plastic protective covering
Browse the stunning cover featuring iconic imagery, and don't miss the opportunity to add this Black Belt Magazine vintage issue to your collection of rare and collectible vintage magazines.
