Description
This August 1966 issue of Playboy Magazine features the stunning Playmate of the Month, Susan Denberg, gracing the centerfold with unmatched allure. This collectible vintage magazine is a remarkable piece of cultural history, offering a unique glimpse into the 1960s era of Playboy and the evolving social landscape.
As you explore the magazine, you will find an intriguing blend of editorial content ranging from interviews and fiction to cultural commentary, highlighting the vibrant lifestyle and attitudes of mid-century America. This issue is significant not only for its stunning pictorials but also for providing historical context and insights into popular culture during a transformative decade.
The magazine remains in good condition, exhibiting minor wear that is typical for such vintage editions. The original attached centerfold featuring Susan Denberg is intact, making it a perfect addition for collectors of vintage magazines and those interested in the quintessential Playboy experience.
Noteworthy features of this issue include:
- Playboy Interview: An exclusive conversation with oil tycoon H.L. Hunt, providing insights into his perspectives and lifestyle.
- Fiction Highlights: Stories that reflect the time, including “Hello, Charlie, Goodbye” by Ken W. Purdy and “The Manuscript of Doctor Arness” by Gahan Wilson.
This vintage issue encapsulates the essence of mid-1960s Playboy culture, seamlessly blending literature, fashion, humor, and innovative journalism with the magazine's signature photography.
The condition details are as follows:
- Good condition with minor wear along the edges
- Original centerfold featuring Susan Denberg is intact and attached
- No mailing label
- Please review photos for exact condition
This issue of Playboy Magazine serves as a key artifact for anyone passionate about vintage magazines, especially those fascinated by 1960s pop culture and the classic Playboy archives. Don't miss your chance to own this significant piece of history.
