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For UK buyers, my postage charge is based on £3.69, the actual cost at the Post Office counter, then 51p to cover a new Jiffy padded envelope, card stiffeners, comic bag and the percentage of the postage taken by Ebay.

Combined postage - For buyers in the UK. I only need to charge you p&p for the first magazine. Any extra purchases will be sent at no additional cost - you only pay for that first magazine.

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Here is the Radio Times for 5-11 October 1974. This is the East Anglia edition, sold originally for 8p.

The cover features Pete Townshend, as the success of Tommy and The Who are analysed in the series 2^nd House. The documentary looks at the story of the rock opera's development. A four-page feature includes contributions from fellow Who star Roger Daltrey, writer Nik Cohn and illustrator Mike McInnerney.

other features inside include:

· a guide to the 1974 General Election, including a checklist of all the seats, plus a more detailed look at the marginal constituencies.

· a two-page interview with the much-missed Dick Emery

· two pages on how to develop a garden in an urban area promotes the start of a new series of Mr Smith’s Gardening Programme

· short pieces on Tommy Steele and Petula Clark

The magazine is in fair to good condition, basically clean and flat, with no clippings or annotations. However, there's a moisture stain at the top of the front cover, that continues through the pages, gradually fading as it goes. Please see the selection of pictures.

In common with many magazines from this time, there's some light transfer of ink from colour pages to adjacent pages.

The magazine will be posted in a new Jiffy Mailmiser/Airkraft padded envelope with card stiffeners.