Cover of Esquire Magazine from July 1976 featuring a whimsical illustration of a bird in combat boots perched on a branch, with the title 'Birds Do It, But How Do They Do It? Sex among the species' and a preview of the Olympics.
Esquire Magazine July 1976 cover displaying the title and articles including 'Esquire’s Olympics Preview' and 'How To Know a Perfect Performance' by Gerald Astor, featuring various vintage designs.
Back cover of Esquire Magazine July 1976 showcasing an advertisement with a model promoting Winston cigarettes, emphasizing 'If it wasn’t for Winston, I wouldn’t smoke'.
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Cover of Esquire Magazine from July 1976 featuring a whimsical illustration of a bird in combat boots perched on a branch, with the title 'Birds Do It, But How Do They Do It? Sex among the species' and a preview of the Olympics.Esquire Magazine July 1976 cover displaying the title and articles including 'Esquire’s Olympics Preview' and 'How To Know a Perfect Performance' by Gerald Astor, featuring various vintage designs.Back cover of Esquire Magazine July 1976 showcasing an advertisement with a model promoting Winston cigarettes, emphasizing 'If it wasn’t for Winston, I wouldn’t smoke'.

Esquire Magazine July 1976 Birds Do It How Do They Do It Olympics Preview

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The magazine is in good condition. It is a complete copy but shows moderate signs of age and wear, corner creases, or light surface wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS


ESQUIRE’S OLYMPICS PREVIEW

38 How To Know a Perfect Performance
  When You See One ...................................................... Gerald Astor

ARTICLES

57 Crunch! ................................................................. Ron Rosenbaum
61 Nuts ................................................................. David McDonald
64 Zen and the Art of John Ehrlichman ............................. Al Reinert
71 David Allan Coe’s Greatest Hits ............................... Larry L. King
81 A History of the Presidential Conventions: 1976 .......... Richard Condor
86 Stained-Glass Watergate .......................................... Garry Wills
94 The Selling of William F. Buckley Jr. ......................... William F. Buckley Jr.
128 Stars and Stripes Forever ....................................... Roy Andries de Groot

FEATURES

68 Twice Is Nice ....................................................... Delia Brock
74 The All-time All-star Argument Starter ..................... Harry Stein
78 Juice Without Fear ................................................. Gordon Lish
89 Birds Do It, Bees Do It, But How Do They Do It? .......... Eric Lax
98 The Evolution of an American Institution: Grand Motel
116 Esquire’s Advice to the Hairy Nape

FICTION

76 Growing Old ....................................................... Jonathan Baumbach
104 Behold the Husband in His Perfect Agony ................. Barry Hannah

FASHION

107 Fall Guys
  Where to buy it: page 114.

DEPARTMENTS

9 Arnold Gingrich—Business and the arts
10 John Gregory Dunne: The Coast—Golden muchacho
14 Jean Stafford: Books—The Lardner family:
  Were they lost, daddy?
20 Roger Kahn: Sports—Baseball: State of the game
24 Sound and Fury—Letters from our readers
26 Taylor Branch: Washington—How I came to
  conventional wisdom
28 Backstage with Esquire—The view from within
30 Harry Crews—Pages from the life of a Georgia innocent
32 Nora Ephron: Media—Missing Hazel
52 Richard Joseph: Travel Notes—Tours for people who hate tours
140 Auberon Waugh: Letter from Europe—Murder at Newlands Corner
148 William Hjortsberg: Outdoors—The creature from the
  lower Yellowstone

Poetry: pages 12, 36, 126, 147.
Picture Credits: page 124.

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