Illustrated London News, June 8th 1957.

For Sale is an Issue of The Illustrated London News. for June 8th 1957, featuring the following Articles with Photographs.

1- Welcome Home : Sir Anthony Eden with Lady Eden, and their Labrador, in the Garden on their Wiltshire Cottage, after Sir Anthony's return from Convalescing in Canada.
2- Our Note Book. By Arthur Bryant.
3- From Moray Firth to Cornwall : Royal Occasions ; and a Centenary.
4- At Home and Abroad : Countess Lubienska's Burial, an Assassination in Paris, and other items.
5- Without visible means of support : The Atar Volant, a weird new Flying Machine, during a demonstration on June 2 at Le Bourget in the Course of the Twenty-Second Salon De L'Aeronautique.
6- A Window on the World. Disarmament and Reunification. By Cyril Falls.
7- King's African Rifles in England : Tribal Dances for the Royal Tournament.
8- "Artificial Rain" In one of England's most Famous Market Gardens : A Drawing made by the Late Bryan De Grineau shortly before the onset of his last illness.
9- Her Majesty with her Navy : Scenes during the visit to the Home Fleet.
10- During the second day of their visit to the Home Fleet : The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh inspecting a Parade on Board the Aircraft-Carrier Albion.
11- "Lord Coke"- English Law Personified. "The Lion and the Throne : The Life and Times of Sir Edward Coke, 1552-1634." By Catherine Drinker Bowen.* An Appreciation by Sir John Squire.
12- Great Masterpieces of French Art.
13- An Outstanding Paris Exhibition.
14- In an English Garden. Chelsea 1957. By Clarence Elliott.
15- Insect Characters in Opera : Realistic Costumes in a German Production of Janacek's "The Cunning Little Vixen."
16- The World of Science. Rufus, The Wonderful Hedgehog. By Maurice Burton.
17- A Page for Collectors. Mainly "Gothic" By Frank Davis.
18- Discoveries and Acquisitions : News of Art and Archaeology.
19- Personalities and Events of the Week : People in the Public Eye.
20- Britain's First H-Bomb Explosion : Some Official Photographs.
21- Home News : From the Premium Prize Draw to the First Test Match.
22- From Far and Near : An Unusual Gift ; and Other News Items.
23- The World of the Theatre. Mainly Roman. By J.C. Trewin.
24- "The Trojans" at Covent Garden : The first full English Performance of Berlioz' Great Opera.
25- A Hebrew Mosaic Discovery ; Exhibitions ; and an Acquisition in London.
26- To be Ceremonially Opened by H.M. the Queen on June 25 : Cutty Sark, the famous Tea Clipper, which, with her Masts Towering Majestically above the  surrounding houses, makes a striking new London Landmark.
27- Chess Notes. By Baruch H. Wood.

Condition is Good, with pages being Bright and Clear. Staples removed to protect the Paper.