| Playboy Magazine February 1971 vol.18, no.2 |
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Weight ≈ 518g |
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Unidentified model photographed by Bill
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| Home Body |
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in a rebellious age, nonconformist willy rey prefers the hearth to the barricades |
| Willy Rey photographed by Mario Casilli |
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| Tom Murton interviewed by Geoffrey Norman with photography by Bill Arsenault |
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a candid conversation with the outspoken prison-reform crusader and controversial deposed director of the infamous arkansas penal system |
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| Fran-tastic! photographed by Jay Arnold |
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miss jeffries knows the way from san jose |
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| The Statue (film) photographed by Angelo Frontoni |
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Alex Bolt, David Niven, Katerina Litfeldt, Veronica Gardnier, Eva St. Laurent and Ann Bell, in scenes from the 1971 movie "The Statue". |
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| The Bejeweled Bod (gifts) photographed by J. Frederick Smith |
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models wearing belts, bangles and beads and not much else . . . |
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Playbill
Dear Playboy |
| Playboy After Hours - a guy's guide to what's hip and what's happening |
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Acts And Entertainments, Books, Dining-Drinking, Movies, Recordings, Theater |
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The Playboy Advisor
The Playboy Forum - a continuing dialogue on contemporary issues between playboy and its readers
The Big Pieces (fiction) by Thomas Baum, with photography by David Chan
Bussman's Holiday (article) by William Iversen, illustrated by Doug Taylor
Stocking The Urban Wine Cellar (drink) by William E. Massee with photography by Bill Arsenault
The Intelligent Man's Guide To Intelligence (article) by Morton Hunt, illustrated with a sculpture by James Higa
New-Fi (modern living), with photography by Dwight Hooker
Bringing Russia To Her Knees (humor) by U.S. Representative Thomas Rees, illustrated by Arnold Roth
Histories Of The Future (article) by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
Playboy's Party Jokes (humor) with LeRoy Neiman's Femlin
Nearer, Silent Majority, To Thee (article) by Saul Braun
The Executive Jet (modern living) with photography by Mario
Casilli, Alexas Urba, J. Barry O'Rourke
Vargas Girl (pictorial) by Alberto Vargas
Traveling Light (attire and accouterments) by Robert L. Green, with photography by Dwight Hooker
A Nice Enough Funeral (fiction) by William Harrison, illustrated by Roger Hane
Dealing (fiction) by Michael & Douglas Crichton writing as Michael Douglas, illustrated by Roy Schnakenberg |
| Jazz & Pop '71 (article) by Nat Hentoff illustrations by Martin Hoffman |
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with Jazz All-Stars Buddy Rich, Stan Getz, Milt Jackson, Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald. Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Elvis Presley are inducted into the Playboy Hall of Fame |
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The Silent Verdict (ribald classic) from The Heptameron and Les Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles, illustrated by Brad Holland
Divorce - Hollywood Style (humor) cartoons by Alden Erikson
On The Scene (personalities) - Leon Botstein, Henri Charriere, Stacy Keach |
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Fran Jeffries (Actress/Singer) appears again in a pictorial in the September 1982 issue.
Tom Murton was the Warden of Tucker & Cummins prison, in Arkansas, in 1967-68 and the inspiration behind the
movie Brubaker.
Henri Charriere is Papillon.
Page 65 carries a full page Vietnam Veterans Against The War advert. |
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| 230 pages of period adverts, pin ups and articles with lots of quality photographs and illustrations. |
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