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Fabulous 208 Magazine 22 April 1967 Easybeats Julie Felix Jim Westmoreland Monkees Mick Dolenz
Fabulous 208 magazine 22 April 1967.
Cover: Micky Dolenz by Eddie Rocco.
Page 4: Dudley Moore by Bill Francis; Una Stubbs by Fiona Adams;
Davy Jones by Michael Fresco; Dave Cash by Peter Pugh-Cook, Ken
Dodd by Derek Berwin.
Page 7: (top) 1. to r. Tich Dave Dee Dozy
by Peter Pugh-Cook.
Page 10: Julie Felix by Fiona Adams.
Pages 12-13: The Monkees by Gloria Stovers.
Page 18: Jim Westmoreland by Cyril Maitland.
Page 24: The Easybeats (top) Harry Vanda, (middle) I. to r.: Dick
Diamonde, Snowy, (bottom) George Young and Stevie by Fiona Adams.
Very Good+ condition. Will be posted in a cardboard envelope.
Fabulous was a British pin-up magazine launched in January 1964. It later changed its name to Fabulous 208 after a few years & then again to Fab 208 in the 1970s. Fabulous 208 magazine was one of the top selling UK teen magazines of the 60s and early 70s. It's larger size of 13x10 inches made it extremely popular as many pages consisted of full colour shots of pop, beat, psychedelic groups and musicians of the time. Many of the full page pin-ups were cut out and stuck to bedroom walls so complete issues are becoming increasingly hard to find.
Cover: Micky Dolenz by Eddie Rocco.
Page 4: Dudley Moore by Bill Francis; Una Stubbs by Fiona Adams;
Davy Jones by Michael Fresco; Dave Cash by Peter Pugh-Cook, Ken
Dodd by Derek Berwin.
Page 7: (top) 1. to r. Tich Dave Dee Dozy
by Peter Pugh-Cook.
Page 10: Julie Felix by Fiona Adams.
Pages 12-13: The Monkees by Gloria Stovers.
Page 18: Jim Westmoreland by Cyril Maitland.
Page 24: The Easybeats (top) Harry Vanda, (middle) I. to r.: Dick
Diamonde, Snowy, (bottom) George Young and Stevie by Fiona Adams.
Very Good+ condition. Will be posted in a cardboard envelope.
Fabulous was a British pin-up magazine launched in January 1964. It later changed its name to Fabulous 208 after a few years & then again to Fab 208 in the 1970s. Fabulous 208 magazine was one of the top selling UK teen magazines of the 60s and early 70s. It's larger size of 13x10 inches made it extremely popular as many pages consisted of full colour shots of pop, beat, psychedelic groups and musicians of the time. Many of the full page pin-ups were cut out and stuck to bedroom walls so complete issues are becoming increasingly hard to find.
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