Description
Flip Magazine – February 1970 – Bob Cowsill, Bill Bixby & Brandon Cruz – No Mailing Label
This February 1970 issue of Flip Magazine features Bob Cowsill, Bill Bixby, and Brandon Cruz, spotlighting a vibrant array of articles and full-color pin-ups from the height of the teen pop culture era. This copy is in good condition and has no mailing label. Please refer to the listing photos for specific condition details.
FEATURES INCLUDE:
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“My Happiest and Saddest Christmas” – Reflections from stars such as Bobby Sherman, Peggy Lipton, Mark Lindsay, Sajid Khan, Bob Cowsill, Michael Stroka, Jonathan Frid, and others
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The Raiders Get Paid!
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Len Whiting: 25 Things You Don’t Know
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Why The Union Gap Broke Up!
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The Day Paul McCartney “Died”
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George Harrison’s Surprise Interview
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Bill Bixby & Brandon Cruz Invite You!
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Bobby Sherman: “What 1970 Will Mean to Me”
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Michael Stroka Defends “Dark Shadows”
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Peggy Lipton Shares More of Her Secret Recipes
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Maurice Gibb’s Mad Day in L.A.
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Micky Dolenz’ Monkee Memories
DEPARTMENTS:
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True Color Portraits – Bobby Sherman, Len Whiting, Mark Lindsay, the Cowsills, Michael Cole
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Carol Deck’s Hollywood
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Keith Altham’s England
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FlipFlicks: Movie Previews
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Your Happening Horoscope
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Flip Flap: Letters to Flip
This issue captures the vibrant personalities and musical culture of early 1970, making it a valuable collectible for fans of classic television and music history.
We offer combined shipping on request. All items are stored in protective plastic coverings for preservation and careful handling.