SPECIAL FEATURES
Electrician, violinist and barely out of school. In the third of our Great War air ace series, Gerald Rawling tells the startling story of Albert Ball VC, Britain’s first great air ace. Stephen Marks’ remarkable pictures reveal the majesty and drama of hot air ballooning and motorman William Boddy analyses the Yellow Peril in the shape of the Datsun 240Z GT coupe.
GIRLS
One of Britain’s top models -the long, tall and sexy Stephanie McLean bares herself exclusively -and finally – for our centre pages. Balkan beauty Nanette Dundek says why she likes Englishmen and shows why they like her. Lucy Lunn, our favourite Marshan, talks about `synful’ weeks in Kent, while songbird Nicole Benson describes how music turns her on.
HUMOUR
If you’re going to tell a lie, tell a big one. Pauline Thompson gives the definitive bounder’s guide to deceiving a wife or a girlfriend – or both. All set for an afternoon of lust with the delicious Daphne, David Jones’ Morgan is hauled off to a cricket match to face a mad bowler. Carrie breaks in a housebreaker by making him rise to the occasion, and for that after dinner glow there’s a page of choice jokes.
INFORMERS
Blue films are usually regarded as a male preoccupation. Women are not supposed to get anything out of watching the act of love. Quest talks to three who unwittingly found themselves in a stag film audience, and reacted in ways that overturn all the theories. Nightlifer Kenneth Dowd takes a look at the latest concessionary club.
FICTION
Mayfair’s Great 1973 Holiday issue offers a double ration of fiction. What would you do if a beautiful blonde asked you to pose in the nude? The hero of David Lee’s Double Exposure vows that if it’s one off it’s all off. Stephen Plaskett’s hero tries the direct approach when he finds love-in-a-mist on a cold mountain ledge in Wales.