The New York Times Magazine June 20, 1971 cover featuring Auto Thief Tools including Slapper, Code Cutter, and Alligator, highlighted in artistic layout.
Inside page of The New York Times Magazine June 20, 1971, showcasing Table of Contents and articles by Peter Hellman and Tom Buckley.
The New York Times Magazine June 20, 1971 cover featuring a depiction of a Löwenbräu Munich beer glass, emphasizing 'The beer taste for the champagne pocketbook,' showcasing vintage advertising aesthetics.
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The New York Times Magazine June 20, 1971 cover featuring Auto Thief Tools including Slapper, Code Cutter, and Alligator, highlighted in artistic layout.Inside page of The New York Times Magazine June 20, 1971, showcasing Table of Contents and articles by Peter Hellman and Tom Buckley.The New York Times Magazine June 20, 1971 cover featuring a depiction of a Löwenbräu Munich beer glass, emphasizing 'The beer taste for the champagne pocketbook,' showcasing vintage advertising aesthetics.

The New York Times Magazine June 20, 1971 Magazine Auto Thief Tools 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

7 Stealing Cars
Is a Growth Industry
By Peter Hellman
Photographs by Leonard Kamsler

THE COVER: Some tools of the professional car thief’s trade, from the collection of Lieut. Arthur Deutsch (yes, he spells it that way) of the New York Police Auto Squad. MASTERS: Set of keys one of which is sure to work for any of a given line of cars. SLAPPER: A device for ripping out an ignition lock cylinder. DEADLOCK: A thief’s own ignition cylinder which he inserts after using the slapper. ALLIGATOR: Clips for bypassing the alarm system or jumping ignition. SNAKE: It slips through window insulation to unlock a door. CODE CUTTER: A punch for cutting blank keys according to a car’s ignition code number.

8 The Captain Who Commanded Lieutenant Calley
By Tom Buckley

10 The 15th Man Who Was Asked to Direct “MAS*H” (And Did)
Makes a Peculiar Westerner
By Aljean Harmetz

12 Herman Kahn Thinks About the Thinkable
“Most of the Traditional Causes of War Have Disappeared”
An Interview with G. R. Urban

36 Food:
Green Thoughts
In a Green Shade
By Raymond A. Sokolov

38 Fashions:
Summer Smashers
By Anne-Marie Schiro

48 Bridge

50 Puzzles

54 Picture Credits

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