Description
The September 1967 issue of Playboy Magazine is a sought-after vintage collectible that showcases the charm and cultural evolution of the late 1960s. Featuring the stunning Victoria Vetri as the Playmate of the Month, this vintage issue is significant for its engaging content and iconic centerfold, which remains attached and in good condition.
This magazine not only offers a glimpse into the artistic and progressive spirit of the era but also combines robust journalism with fashion, humor, and other cultural commentaries. Dive into the contents with a blend of thought-provoking fiction and articles, such as the Playboy Interview with John V. Lindsay, then-mayor of New York City, and cultural critiques like The Watts Workshop by Budd Schulberg.
As a collector of vintage magazines, this issue stands out with its mix of literature, political commentary, and stunning pictorials. The diverse stories, including “A Small Buffet in Maldita” by Harry Brown and “The Courtship” by Isaac Bashevis Singer, reflect the broad range of topics that Playboy was famous for during this golden era.
Condition-wise, this vintage issue is in good condition with minor wear along the edges. The absence of a mailing label and the original centerfold being intact enhances its appeal for collectors.
This vintage magazine encapsulates a pivotal moment in history and is a must-have for any vintage magazine aficionado looking to enrich their collection with rare finds.
- Contents include interviews, cultural critiques, and articles highlighting the social movements of the 1960s.
- Features original work from notable authors and artists of the time.
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