Description
This Playboy Magazine March 1966 vintage issue features the stunning Priscilla Wright as the Playmate of the Month, captivating readers with her iconic centerfold. With a rich history and cultural significance, this issue offers a glimpse into the bold and free-spirited essence of the 1960s, making it highly collectible for fans of vintage magazines.
As part of the Playboy legacy, this magazine showcases not just alluring photography but also thought-provoking articles and interviews that defined a generation. The March 1966 issue includes notable features such as an in-depth Playboy Interview with the legendary Bob Dylan and a compelling discussion on pressing social issues of the time, such as Crisis in Law Enforcement.
The magazine is in very good condition, exhibiting minor edge wear typical for its age. The centerfold is fully intact and attached, ensuring that collectors receive this iconic feature just as it was intended. Each page is present and in excellent shape, making this issue a prime addition to any vintage magazine collection.
This highly collectible issue is a must-have for vintage Playboy collectors, combining Priscilla Wright’s iconic centerfold with classic articles and exceptional photography that encapsulate the essence of the era.
Condition Details:
- Very good condition with minor wear along the edges.
- No label on the cover.
- Centerfold is fully attached and intact.
- All pages are present and in excellent shape.
- Comes with a protective plastic covering.
- See detailed photos for verification of condition.
This March 1966 issue brilliantly merges art, culture, and commentary, making it a standout in the realm of vintage magazines. Whether you're a dedicated collector or a casual admirer of the era, this magazine is sure to intrigue and inspire.
