Cover Mounted Compilations

Blimey, Grifters!  If I remember right, Lime Lizard had an amazingly glossy cover.  What were the other monthlies of that era?  I got Underground for a while (and I remember Peel being a bit sniffy about the name).

True Detective (September 1959)

Mind Alive

This was originally posted on the old Found Objects a few years ago, but got lost/deleted earlier in the year. But rummaging through some old USB sticks I have found some previous posts and images. So without further ado here is more Mind Alive.
Mind Alive is a new kind of encyclopedia that is published in 120 weekly Parts and builds week by week into a complete eight-volume work of reference.
Text in italics taken from  the inside sleeve of the 1968 Marshall Cavendish Publication Mind Alive. A while back a friend of mine came across a large number of these and very kindly passed a few of them on to me. 3'6 which if I remember right is seventeen and a half pence. Bargain! Some pages from these editions of Mind Alive were posted previously on Found Objects here

Letters to the Editor.

(From 'True Detective' magazine, September 1959.)

Your Programmes for the Week Ahead

Sunday, 6 September 2015

1982.

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Mind Alive Electronics and Music

Back at the end of October I posted some covers of the Mind Alive Magazine. In one of the magazines was an article on Electronics and Music. I did have every intention of posting the article a while ago but I forgot. I have finally got round to scanning this article and posting it. Spot the picture of John Baker at work in The Radiophonic Workshop Maida Vale. Sorry about the delay Dispo. : )

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Mechanix 1961 Part 2

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Just a few more pages from the Excellent Mechanix Magazine March 1961. I do like the heading Shrunken Heads=Growing Profits. It seems this chap shrinks Mink Heads to earn a bit of extra cash.  I really wish I had bought the whole set of these.

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