I'm very happy to combine postage. However, Ebay now insist that Private Sellers use their ‘Simple Delivery’ service - and it isn’t simple! If you would like more than one magazine, please use the 'add to basket' option for each one first, rather than 'buy it now'. If you're not sure how to do this, I'd be very happy to help. I should be able to send at least eight Radio Times (in the UK) for the same price as one.

Another suggestion. If more than one magazine looks interesting, it might be worth asking me to put them together into just one group. It could save you money on 'buyer protection' charges, as well as combining postage?

Here is the Radio Times for 25 September-1 October 1976. This is the Cumbria edition, sold originally for 11p.

 

The cover features Rod Stewart, who is the subject of a Lively Arts special that week. Inside there’s a two-page interview/profile of the superstar, half of which, is a full-page colour picture.

 

Other items of interest in this issue include: -

·        presenter Bob Harris and producer Michael Appleton talk about the new series of The Old Grey Whistle Test. Among those artists they discuss are Paul McCartney, The Average White Band and Nils Lofgren

·        Peter Jay discusses the role of open access television as Open Door returns

·        Willis Hall writes about Floodlit Rugby League

·        Yesterday's Witness looks at former child stars in Hollywood. A two-page feature looks particularly at Edith Fellows and Baby Peggy star, Diana Cary

·        Peter Tinniswood offers his highlights of the forthcoming week's programmes

·        The rear four-page feature is an interesting look at the world of ESP written by Alexander Frater. It links to a new Playhouse series, The Mind Beyond, on Wednesday. The first play is Meriel, The Ghost Girl, which stars Donald Pleasance

 

Full listings are given for all BBC radio and tv programmes. For example, on Saturday Tom Baker plays the lead in the final part of the Doctor Who adventure Masque of Mandragora.


The magazine is in very good condition, clean and flat, with no clippings or annotations.

In common with many magazines from this era, there's some light transfer of ink from colour pages to adjacent pages. The best guide is to look at the pictures, all from the magazine offered for sale.


The magazine will be posted in a protective comic bag, inside a new Jiffy Airkraft padded envelope, protected by card stiffeners.