Description
Step into the world of martial arts with the iconic issue of Inside Kung-Fu Magazine from October 1979. This magazine, featuring legendary martial artists like Gerald Okamura and Chuck Norris, captures the essence of martial arts during a period filled with excitement and innovation. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the art, this publication is a treasure trove of information, techniques, and insights that every martial arts enthusiast will appreciate.
Inside this volume, expect to find exclusive interviews with experts and practitioners, detailed profiles on various martial arts styles, and tips for improving your skills on the mat. It’s not just a magazine; it’s an experience that brings the spirit of the dojo right to your living room. This particular issue stands tall among collectors, being a snapshot of the martial arts culture of its time.
Fans of martial arts will also appreciate the magazine's comprehensive coverage of competitions and events happening during that year. This issue not only showcases stunning photography but also highlights significant developments in the martial arts community. It's a must-have for collectors aiming to preserve the history of martial arts.
The magazine's physical condition is remarkable. It is classified as Very Good to Excellent, indicating minimal wear and tear. You won’t find any labels marring its pristine newsstand quality. To ensure its protection for years to come, this magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, allowing you to enjoy it without worry.
- Original newsstand edition, adding value to any collection.
- Pristinely preserved with protective covering, ensuring long-lasting quality.
Don't miss the chance to own a piece of martial arts history. This October 1979 issue of Inside Kung-Fu is not just about honing your skills; it's about celebrating the journey of martial artists around the globe. Add it to your collection today, and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of martial arts heritage.
- Very Good/Excellent condition, indiscernible wear.
- Newsstand edition with no labels.
- This magazine comes with a plastic protective covering for preservation.