The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Magazine, Volume 1 No. 6, UNCLE TV Series Tie-in, The Ghost Riders Affair.

Leo Margulies Corp. New York., 1966 July. First Edition.. Softcover.. Near Fine/--. 7 5/8 H x 5 3/8 W x 3/8 Thick.. NON SMOKING STORE. My listing INCLUDES PHOTO OF ACTUAL BOOK for sale. Book NEAR FINE/ Covers Very Good. Covers are green, lettering white/yellow, photo front and back. Front cover is flat, clean, bright, has two bent corner tips, almost no edge wear but a few creases on open edge two of which run 7/8 inch along side edge and are white creases on the green, there is a faint vertical spine crease, one small ink mark, round, 3/16 inch in size, and if front cover is tilted in bright light the faint shadow of an old moisture mark can be seen on the upper side open edge but paper is intact, undamaged. Spine is cocked (slanted) slightly, is clear with maybe a bit of shelf soil, has a few small wrinkles caused when book was bound, has a very faint vertical crease in the center of spine, has a small brown dot at bottom edge of spine 1/8 inch wide. Back cover has no bent corners, a bit of edge wear, a bit of age darkening near the bottom next to the spine, has a faint whitish mark at the top next to the spine 3/4 inch x 1/2 inch, one small brown dot on the photo 1/8 inch diameter, photo seems to have been printed a bit overexposed or the photo has faded somehow, as parts of it are fainter than normal, back cover has some normal shelf wear in the white. Page edges slightly sunned. Inside of book is tight, clean, clear, flat, no rips, no holes, no writing, no stains. Small bit of age darkening inside covers at binding and on a few pages. Owner’s name, small, in ink on title page. Book smells fine, like nice paper. Volume 1 Number 6. Illustrations throughout. FRONT COVER PHOTO: Napoleon Solo taking gun out of jacket and Illya Kuryakin climbing a ladder with gun, black and white on green background. BACK COVER PHOTO: Napoleon Solo, Illya Kuryakin and Mr. Waverley grouped around an U.N.C.L.E. logo sign, black and white on white background. OTHER STORIES: The Lady Is A Lawyer by Leo R. Ellis, Prime Time by Carl Henry Rathjen, The Mars Jar by A. M. Lightner, Pocketful Of Holes by Robert W. Alexander, The Citizen by Steve April, The Twenty-First Button by Irwin Porges, Two Things Are Certain by Tony Noice.