Cover of The New York Times Magazine July 1, 1973 featuring artwork by Richard Hess. The illustration depicts a man with a cigar lighting fireworks, symbolizing American independence. Cover highlights and celebrates the Fourth of July.
Interior page of The New York Times Magazine July 1, 1973 displaying the table of contents. Features fashion and cultural references including a photo of models in stylish 1970s outfits.
The New York Times Magazine July 1, 1973 featuring a Fireworks-themed cover by Richard Hess. An advertisement for the Cookbook Club highlighting offers on various cookbooks. This vintage magazine is in very good condition with light edge wear.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine July 1, 1973 featuring artwork by Richard Hess. The illustration depicts a man with a cigar lighting fireworks, symbolizing American independence. Cover highlights and celebrates the Fourth of July.Interior page of The New York Times Magazine July 1, 1973 displaying the table of contents. Features fashion and cultural references including a photo of models in stylish 1970s outfits.The New York Times Magazine July 1, 1973 featuring a Fireworks-themed cover by Richard Hess. An advertisement for the Cookbook Club highlighting offers on various cookbooks. This vintage magazine is in very good condition with light edge wear.

The New York Times Magazine July 1, 1973 Fireworks Richard Hess Cover VG

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The magazine is in very good condition, showing only light edge 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.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
Fireworks (along with oratory and strawberry shortcake) are traditional for the Glorious Fourth. This year, the fireworks have become a bit rough—wide disclosures about Watergate and C.I.A. practices. Pages 8 and 10.
Painting by Richard Hess

2
Letters
On free enterprise and community colleges and the Class of ’73

6
Sunday Observer
Backward wheezes the mind
By Russell Baker

8
Dark side up
Colby of C.I.A., of Colby
By David Wise

10
Is America burning?
By James A. Michener

12
The man of “Cries and Whispers”
As normal as smorgasbord
By Charles Marowitz

19
Pornography
For permissiveness, with misgivings
By Anthony Burgess

23
Food
Meat loaf and barbecue
By Jean Hewitt

25
Fashions
Wigs for hot weather
By Mary Ann Crenshaw

27
Home
Liza’s place
By Norma Skurka

31
Bridge
That fatal tremor
By Alan Truscott

32
Puzzles

35
Picture Credits

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