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Seventeen Magazine February 1970 – “Essence of Barbara Hershey” Issue (No Label, VG Condition)
Step into the stylish momentum of a new decade with Seventeen Magazine’s February 1970 issue, a dynamic edition celebrating speed, self-expression, and the rising star Barbara Hershey. Published by Triangle Publications, Inc., this issue races into spring with trendsetting fashion, forward-thinking articles, and youthful energy. This copy is in very good condition, showing minor edge wear, and comes exactly as pictured with a protective plastic sleeve.
Issue Highlights:
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Essence of Barbara Hershey – Featured in “Essence of Barbara,” the rising actress graces the pages in a vibrant personality profile that captures her early career charm and artistic spirit. This cultural centerpiece offers an intimate look at a talent just beginning to make waves in Hollywood.
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Spring Fashion in Overdrive – With a racing theme spanning pages 112–117, this issue’s fashion coverage moves full speed ahead. From “High Octane Knits” and “Speedy Skirts” to futuristic pieces like “Futurechic in Foil” and “(The Fabric of) Space,” the editorial combines performance style with cutting-edge design. Other standouts include “Careers in Color,” “Miniature Zing,” and “Cool Coats.”
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Beauty and Wellness – Practical and playful, articles such as “How High Is Your Eye-Q?” by Alice Lake and “Topknots!” hair trends bring insight and inspiration. Regular columns like “Dressing Table Talk” and “Dear Beauty Editor” continue to offer trusted advice.
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Fiction and Reader Stories – Short stories like “Intern” by Susan Ingalls and “The Lost Friend” by E.A. Proulx are woven with compelling reader contributions. From “I Was a Mother’s Helper in Paris” to “Face to Face with a Maine ‘Lobsterman’,” these pieces highlight the global and local experiences of young women in 1970.
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Social Insight and Advice – Features such as “How to Get Along with Boys” by Dr. Daniel A. Sugarman and Rollie Hochstein, and “The Environment Crusade” by Roul Tunley reflect the evolving social consciousness of the era. Additional guidance comes through “Relating” and the “College and Careers” column.
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Home, Food, and Leisure – Entertaining ideas abound in “Boys Rally for Brunch” and “Love Tunes in on Dessert,” while entertainment coverage includes The Molly Maguires, Record Reviews, and On Location with Veronica De Laurentiis. Fans of classic puzzles will enjoy “Beauty Bonanza” by Margaret Farrar.
This issue captures the essence of 1970’s transitional spirit—where individuality, adventure, and activism meet. A valuable find for vintage magazine collectors, pop culture enthusiasts, and fashion historians.
Please Note:
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Minor edge wear consistent with age. Please refer to detailed photos for condition.
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We offer combined shipping upon request.
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All magazines come in protective plastic coverings.
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We do not appraise or guarantee purchases, but we’re happy to review qualifying collections.
Add this original February 1970 Seventeen Magazine to your collection—a fast-paced, fashion-forward tribute to the voices and visions of a new generation.