Description
Teen Set Magazine November 1967 The Beatles w/ Pin-up No Label – Good Interior
This November 1967 issue of Teen Set Magazine captures the height of the late-1960s pop and rock explosion, featuring The Beatles, The Monkees, Bob Dylan, Cream, The Doors, and more. With multiple pin-ups and exclusive features, this issue reflects the excitement of a transformative era in music and youth culture.
Condition:
This vintage magazine is in acceptable condition with a good interior. The front cover shows creases and marks, and there may be additional marks or rips within. Please review the provided photos carefully, as the item pictured is the exact one you will receive. All of our magazines are stored in a protective plastic covering, and we offer combined shipping upon request.
Contents Include:
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Superfab Monkees Pinup
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Peter Noone – Herman the Humorous Millionaire
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Bob Dylan – poems for the benefit of...
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Stevie Stills – Buffalo Springfield leader speaks out
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The Cream – England’s foremost blues group
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Star Shops – where the stars get their clothes
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Peter and Gordon – never-before-known facts
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Lewis and Clarke Expedition – exploring a new group
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The Beatles – ABC’s of their recording sessions
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Extra-Lovely Association Pinup
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Jim Yester of The Association – his love of birds
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The Raiders – revolutionary rockers
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Test Your Cool – handy quiz
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Short Subjects – Music Explosion, American Breed, Bob Lind, The Grassroots, The Bee Gees, The Paupers, The Youngbloods
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The Doors – Jim Morrison spotlight
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To Please Peter – Cher Hurd praises Peter Tork
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Davy Jones Pinup
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Mark Lindsay Pinup
Departments:
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A Go Go Magazine
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Hollywood Underground
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“In” London
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The Groove
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Mail Scene
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Carol’s Crises
This issue is a time capsule of the late ’60s, filled with exclusive features, photos, and pinups that made Teen Set a staple for music fans of the era. A great addition for collectors of Beatles memorabilia, 1960s rock history, or vintage teen magazines.