Description
This unique issue of Official Karate's Defense Combat Magazine, dating back to October 1976, stands as an extraordinary find for collectors of vintage magazines. Featuring the iconic showdown between Dempsey and Firpo, this edition captures a defining moment in boxing history, making it a must-have for sports enthusiasts and historians alike.
Not only does this magazine highlight a legendary event, but it also provides insight into the martial arts and combat sports culture of the 1970s. As the world experienced a surge in interest in self-defense and martial arts, this issue immerses readers in the thrilling spirit of the era. The content showcases techniques, interviews, and the vibrant community surrounding martial arts, reflecting the evolution of defense strategies during a transformative period.
Condition plays a pivotal role in the appeal of collectible vintage magazines. This particular issue is in Very Good to Excellent Condition, showcasing minimal wear despite its age. The magazine is presented without a label, ensuring that its newsstand quality is preserved. Each copy is protected by a plastic covering that keeps it safe from dust and damage, allowing you to maintain its excellent condition.
- Very Good/Excellent Condition: With only minor wear, this magazine displays well without obvious defects.
- Collectible Item: A rare find for fans of vintage sports publications, perfect for display or personal enjoyment.
Don’t miss out on adding this exceptional piece of martial arts history to your collection of vintage magazines. Whether you're a combat sports aficionado or a collector of rare publications, this October 1976 issue is an invaluable addition.
