Description
Discover a true collector's item with this Karate Kung Fu Illustrated magazine from October 1990. This issue, featuring insights from renowned martial artist Dave Lowry, offers a compelling look into the world of karate and kung fu. It includes a fascinating opinion piece called "A Cranky Look at Rank," which critiques the grading systems prevalent in martial arts during its time. This blend of technical information and personal commentary makes it a unique addition to any martial arts enthusiast's collection.
This vintage magazine offers more than just articles; it encapsulates the ethos of martial arts from a bygone era, providing readers with a snapshot of the cultural significance of martial arts in the 1990s. As martial arts gained popularity across the globe, this issue serves as a testament to its enduring influence on fitness, self-discipline, and self-defense.
In terms of condition, this issue is in good condition, ensuring it retains its value as a collectible vintage magazine. While there may be minor wear, slight rips, or marks typical of publications of this age, it is expertly bagged and boarded for protection, bearing no label from its time on the newsstand. Its condition and presentation make it a desirable addition to your collection.
Key Features:
- Good condition, bagged and boarded for protection.
- Newsstand issue with no label, enhancing its collectible quality.
This vintage issue is perfect for collectors and martial arts enthusiasts alike, offering a glimpse into the history and evolution of martial arts literature. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of martial arts history – grab this collectible magazine today!
