Nov. 1988 Ironman Bodybuilding Muscle Gaspari Draper

November 1988 Ironman Vol. 47 No. 11 

Condition - Good to Very good (see Description, scans, and Rating scale)

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*Combined shipping offered whenever possible (see Shipping Methods & Rates)  

Description - November 1988 issue of Ironman bodybuilding , weightlifting , physique magazine featuring Rich Gaspari on the cover. Magazine is in good to very good condition with minor wear. Front and back covers look very good with minimal wear, no fold marks, or tears. Spine has some wear to surface of cover page but is still tight with no tears. Pages have darkened slightly at outer edges but are in very good condition with no tears, stains, dogears, or cutouts. Some contents include: Believing And Achieving - Herculean Rich Gaspari Reaches For Bodybuilding's Top Title by Lonnie Teper ( 7 page interview with 4 pictures of Rich, 2 pics are large color ) , Dave Draper - The Blond Bomber Talks Bodybuilding by Randal Strossen ( 5 page interview with 3 pics , 1 is full page color pic of Dave ) , Bodybuilding Bombshell - Explosive Dorothy Herndon Prepares For Pro Battle by Steve Holman ( 4 pages with 3 color pics , 1 pic is full page ) , Eating For Muscle by Glen Frost , Muscle Soreness by Eric Sternlicht , The Optimmum Workout - The Interdependency Of Muscle Groups by Jerry Robinson , Weightlifting Review: All You Need Is A Straight Bar Part I - 1988 U.S. Olympic Coach Jim Schmitz Speaks Out by Randall Strossen ( 4 page interview ) , Shrug Variations - Some New Twists On An Old Standard For Increased Size And Power by Paul Kelso , Squats - The Natural Maxibolic Part I by Randy Coyle , Protein - How Much Is Enough? by Bernard Centrella , Learning From The Pros by Eric Sternlicht , POST CIBA - How To Keep On Training When The Competition Days Are Over by Bill Starr , Intermediate Bodybuilding Part I by Bill Pearl , Bodybuilding Gospel by Egan Schauer , Basic Dedication by David Nixon , Phil Williams Takes The Chicago Pro - Strydom A Close Second by John Balik , and The Home Gym Workout by Steve holman & Bill McKnight . Magazine would make a very nice addition to any collection. Please look at scans and feel free to ask any questions.

Shipping Methods & Rates:

Magazine will come in a protective bag with acid-free backing.

Magazine will be shipped First Class Mail in a bubble-wrap envelope at a cost of $2.95, or if you prefer, in a Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope at a cost of $4.95. *International bidders please contact me for exact rates to your country (Priority Flat Rate International is usually $10.95 to Canada and Mexico, and $12.95 to most other countries. First Class is usually less, depending on weight.) I am happy to combine shipping on multiple purchases whenever possible. This all depends on the thickness and weight of the magazines. The safety of the magazines is a priority to me. I ship all my magazines in plastic magazine bags with 1 or 2 protective acid-free backings. When not shipping in Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope, I will ship in a bubble wrap envelope. Magazine bags, acid free backings, and bubble wrap envelopes are all an expense to me which is why shipping might be slightly higher. Within the U.S., I can only offer First Class shipping for magazines weighing 13 ounces or less at a cost of $3.25 or less depending on destination and exact weight (U.S.P.S. price increases to Priority Rate of $4.95 for magazines over 13 oz.) I can fit 1-2 thick magazines or 3-4 thin magazines (with backings and bags) in a Priority Flat Rate Envelope. For larger purchases, I will usually ship in a Priority Mail Flat Rate Box for $10.35. Because of the advertisements in them, I do not ship magazines Media Mail as it against U.S.P.S. regulations. I will always do my best to save you money on shipping. If you are bidding on or purchasing multiple items, please contact me. I am more than happy to wait until all auctions have ended before sending a combined invoice.  

Rating Scale: I try to be as accurate and as honest as possible when describing the condition of my magazines and grade on the following scale: Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, and Poor with grades sometimes in between. Please read magazine descriptions for more details on condition. If any of my magazines has a very old, bad, or musty odor, I will always specify in description.

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