TITLE: ARGOSY
["The complete men's magazine" Marvelous and RARE vintage magazine of "Fiction-Fact", full of great articles and fiction from famous writers, cartoons, photographs, great illustrations, and vintage advertisements! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: JUNE, 1961; VOLUME 352, NUMBER 6
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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BOOK BONUSES:
EXAPNO MAPCASE: SPY . . . HARPO MARX. Illustrated by Lou Glanzman, plus photos. "Cold-fish commissars found Harpo's bubble-blowing as funny as St. Valentine's Day Massacre." Harpo Marx as Super Spy? That's this original story! [With full page photo, SEE BELOW!]

THE THOUSAND ISLANDS SNATCH . . . Nicholas Monsarrat. Illustrated by Bob Abbett.
COURT OF LAST RESORT: THE DARREL PARKER CASE: ENTER VIOLENCE . . . Gene Lowall.

ARTICLES:
ELIZABETH TAYLOR: TEMPEST IN THE FLESH . . . Alfred G. Aronowitz. "Her beauty brought her a life of glamor, a string of eager lovers, a bank full of money, a body full of pain..." [Many photos, including full page shot in bathing suit in the water, fashion shot, MORE -- SEE BELOW!]

THE COUNT IN THE KAYAK . . . Count Mirko Tapavica as told to James Collier.
WHERE THERE'S SMOKE -- THERE'S TOBACCO! . . . Neil Loynachan.
THE NINETEEN BRIDES OF EAGER . . . A. M. Glaser. Illustrated by Ray Keane.
STOP THE SLAUGHTER IN THE AIR! . . . Senator Barry Goldwater as told to Robert Joseph Allen.
THAT WAS ALCOHOL . . . John Lardner. A Jocular toast to tippling.

PICTURE STORIES:
THE HAIRY-CHESTED POODLE . . . Walter Osborne. "If you think poodles are sissies, he prepared for a shock. In field tests across the country, this much maligned breed is proving itself a hunter's top dog!" Photos of hunting with poodles!
CATCHER IN THE WHITE HOUSE . . . Milt Machlin. When the lid blows off Washington, Pierre Salinger is always in the middle, fielding the hot ones for his old friend and boss, President John F. Kennedy. Photos.

FICTION:
LUCKY LUCY FRANCE . . . Ed Montgomery. Illustrated by Jack Dumas.
THE GAME OF DEATH . . . Arthur Porges. Illustrated by Lou Peck.

MAN OF THE HOUSE:
THE BIRTH OF A PLATYPUS . . . Bob Brister.
TRAVEL TODAY: MAINE -- MOSTLY FOR MEN . . . Phillip Andrews.
YOUR OWN GAME CLUB . . . Pete Kuhlhoff.
THE NO-SWEAT GUIDE TO TIPPING . . . Kenneth R. Morgan.
CUT COSTS ON CAR INSURANCE . . . Morton Yarmon.

FEATURES:
1. HONEST ABE CLUB 2. COMING ATTRACTIONS . . . Harry Steeger.
IT'S IN THE CARDS: SOLITAIRE -- WORK FOR IDLE HANDS . . . Alfred Sheinwold.
ARGONOTES.
YOU AND YOUR CAR.
BACK TALK.
STOP TO SHOP.
FOR THE SKIPPER. CLOTHES TALK.
HUNTING AND FISHING.
TRAVEL TRAILS.
Cover photographed for Argosy by Bruce Pendleton.

FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
CHEVROLET; SMITH & WESSON; RONSON; MORE

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