Teen Date Book Magazine Spring 1967 Vol 6 No. 2 The Monkees No Label


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Teen Date Book Magazine Spring 1967 Vol. 6 No. 2 – The Monkees Cover (No Label, Good Condition)

This Teen Date Book Spring 1967 issue is a pop-culture time capsule loaded with features on The Monkees, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and more. Packed with exclusive contests, rare photos, and fan-driven features, it’s a must-have for collectors of vintage 1960s teen magazines.

This copy is in good condition, showing some signs of age-related wear but overall well-preserved. Interior pages remain intact and readable. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Comes with a protective plastic covering; combined shipping available.

Highlights from the Table of Contents:

The Truth About The Monkees

  • King of the Monkees! (p. 83)

  • Save the Monkees on T.V. + Save-the-Monkees Kit (pp. 80–82)

  • Win a Date With a Monkee! (p. 78)

  • Monkees Snitch on Each Other (p. 77)

  • Mike Nesmith’s Family Pix (p. 69)

All About The Beatles

  • Beach Boys vs. Beatles (p. 26)

  • Limo to Weybridge and Esher (p. 28)

  • George on Religion — In His Own Words (p. 32)

  • Where They’re At! (p. 34)

Special Reports & Features

  • On the Road: Raiders, Monkees, Robbs, Spoonful, Herman, Dick Clark Caravan (p. 6)

  • Fiction: Honor and All That Jazz (p. 36)

  • Mystery of the Raiders (p. 40)

  • The Mystique of Mark Lindsay (p. 42)

  • Why We Get Banned — Stones’ Road Manager (p. 60)

  • Riot on Sunset Strip — by Chad & Jeremy (p. 64)

Interviews & Sound Scene

  • Mitch Ryder • Cyrkle • Dave Clark Five • Mamas & Papas • Ravi Shankar (p. 53)

  • Los Bravos, Sound Scene Shorties (p. 38)

Regular Departments
Gab Session • The Diet Column • The Money Column • The Big Goof • Date-lines • Teenletter • Sound Out • Shout Out

A perfect blend of Beatles vs. Beach Boys rivalry, Monkees mania, and 1960s rock counterculture, this issue captures the teen fan culture of 1967 in vivid detail.

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