Fabulous 29 December 1964 

HERES WHERE TO FIND WHAT YOU WANT...

THE HOLLIES................................ Cover
PHOTOGRAPHER FIONA ADAMS

Hi FAB/STARGAZING WITH JOHN LEYTON.... Pages 2/3
CAROL SINGING WITH THE STARS............ Pages 4/5
FAB PIN-UP: THE ROLLING STONES............ Page 6
PHOTOGRAPHER MICHAEL DARLING

FAB PIN-UP: TONY JACKSON.................. Page 7
PHOTOGRAPHER BARRY MARKHAM.

A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1964 VERSION)........ Pages 8/9
FAB PIN-UP: HERMANS HERMITS............ Page 10
PHOTOGRAPHER FIONA ADAMS

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO FIND HERMAN IN
YOUR STOCKING BY JUNE SOUTHWORTH/

CRACKERS BY KEITH ALTHAM................ Page 11 
SHOCKER SHAKEPARTY GAME.............. Pages 12/13
FAB PIN-UP: THE BEATLES.................... Pages 14/15
PHOTOGRAPHER BILL FRANCIS

CILLA SPARKLES BY BETTY HALE............ Page 16

WISHFUL THINKING BY SYLVIA STEPHEN.... Page 17

MAN! MILLIES JAMAICAN CHRISTMAS IS THE
MOST! BY PAUL FRY.......................... Page 18

FAB PIN-UP: MILLIE............................ Page 19
PHOTOGRAPHER PETER OGDEN

007 FASHION with Kenny Lynch.............. Pages 20/21
FAB PIN-UP: THE ZOMBIES.................... Page 22
PHOTOGRAPHER FIONA ADAMS.

FAB PIN-UP: CILLA BLACK.................... Page 23
PHOTOGRAPHER MICHAEL DARLING

GHOST STORY BY KEITH ALTHAM.............. Pages 24/25

TOP OF THE TREE BY PAUL FRY.............. Page 26
TONY HALLS LETTER BOX/RECORD TIME WITH
KEN BOW/WHO'S WHO........................ Page 27
FAB PIN-UP: THE BEATLES.................... Page 28
PHOTOGRAPHER BILL FRANCIS

© Fleetway Publications Limited, 1964

VG+ condition - issue number written in biro on top margin

Fabulous was a British pin-up magazine launched in January 1964. It later changed it's name to Fabulous 208 after a few years & then again to Fab208 in the 70s. 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.