Both show some wear consistents with age (mostly cover wear).  Bindings are sound.  Interior are in very good condition.

 #1.  “Granny Squares #4” from Woman’s Day, 1976.  80 pages.  About half the photos are in color.   Patterns include:  his and hers pullovers; gorgeous shawl; colorful poncho; many sweaters; sweaters for children; several afghans; cushion; coverlet; tablecloth.

 #2.  Woman’s Day “101 Sweaters You Can Knit #4”, 1075.  About half the photos are in color.  112 pages.  Mostly patterns to knit, but also some to crochet.  Lots of classic sweaters, cardigans, pullovers, and shells, plus many that are oh-so-seventies!  Includes some men’s styles.  Highlights include: folkloric pullover; vest with geometric designs; striped cardigan; crop-sleeve evening jacket with big sequins; 2 skimpy angora tops; jacket and scarf set Mexican coat; several his and hers ski sweaters; man’s argyle cardigan; men’s double-breasted jacket; several patterns for babies and children, including a few mother/daughter sets.