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MANDATE (FEBRUARY 1976)

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Mandate’s February 1976 issue puts Greg Kolb on the cover, grinning over his shoulder with his jeans halfway down. Inside, it covers Tennessee Williams, leather sex and the Dwight Twilley Band.

Condition
Very GoodHow we grade
PublicationMandate
PublisherMandate

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Condition report

Very Good. Light general wear to the covers. Quick first look from the cover scans only; inside pages and spine still to be checked.

PagesNot fully verified

Catalog facts
FormatMagazine, black-and-white covers
DateFebruary 1976 (front cover)
Issn0360-1005
PublisherMandate, "The National Magazine of Entertainment + Eros"
Cover price$1.25
Cover linestheatre: Pacific Overtures; dance: sinew and sensuality; music: Regine Crespin; lifestyles: leather sex; rock: Dwight Twilley Band; books: Homosexual Matrix; records: Mahler; nudes: Mandate men; Special feature: The Renaissance of Tennessee Williams (Richard Chamberlain, Maureen Stapleton, Irene Worth)
CoverGreg Kolb in West Coast "Let My People Come"
Back cover"San Francisco has something for everyone" bar and restaurant ads (The P.S., Church Street Station, Casa de Cristal, The Mind Shaft and others)
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Why it matters

From Mandate's first year, when it was mixing nudes with real culture coverage, and the back cover is a page of San Francisco bar and restaurant ads.

The copy in hand

What we checked before listing it.

GradeVery Good

Very Good. Light general wear to the covers. Quick first look from the cover scans only; inside pages and spine still to be checked.

PagesNot fully verified

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