Uncommon July 1987 issue of Harper's monthly is 80 pages and in very good condition. Edited at this date by the able Lewis H. Lapham. No writing on the cover, other markings of any kind.
See photo #2 for complete contents.
Some highlights I find include:
A cover color detail from painter Grant Wood.
Richard Sennett on the American Presidency and "Puritanism."
Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall's "Celebrating the Constitution: A Dissent."
A long essay on the great battle of Gettysburg, and its aftermath in history following a recent visit to the site by Arthur C. Danto.
The 50 year-old Abbie Hoffman's "The Future is Yours (Still)."
Barry Lopez makes a report from southern Africa.
Margaret Drabble's new story, "The Dying Year."
Numerous other articles, letters, etc.