This classic edition of Parade from Saturday 28 August 1965 features a striking seaside cover of model Silva Sorrenti whose beachside presence captures the sun drenched spirit of the mid sixties.

Released during an era when the publication was known for its blend of pinup glamour and tabloid sensationalism this issue offers a fascinating window into British popular culture. Beyond the vibrant cover photography the magazine presents a variety of articles and features including a timely investigation titled Your Job In Danger located on page ten. As a weekly publication that helped define the mens interest genre in the United Kingdom this number remains a significant collectable for those interested in the evolution of sixties style and the history of the British press.

The inclusion of Silva Sorrenti highlights the influential role of European models during the decade and adds to the long standing appeal of this title for historians and enthusiasts of vintage ephemera.

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