Sports Illustrated June 26 1967 Jack Nicklaus US Open Golf Dan Gurney
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Original June 26, 1967 issue of Sports Illustrated featuring Jack Nicklaus on the cover with the headline “Nicklaus Breaks the Open Record.” This vintage issue captures a memorable moment in golf history through contemporary reporting and photography, offering appeal to Nicklaus collectors, golf enthusiasts, and collectors of classic sports magazines.
Published by Time Inc., Volume 26, Number 26. Featured coverage includes “Jack Delivers the Crusher,” reporting on Nicklaus’s U.S. Open victory, and “Apple Pie, Mom and Mr. Gurney,” covering Dan Gurney’s Belgian Grand Prix success following Le Mans. Additional features include yacht construction, an interview with Governor Ronald Reagan, and promising young track athletes. Illustrated with period photography and advertisements, including a colorful Salem advertisement on the back cover.
Condition: Fair. Covers retain strong color, with creasing, spine rubbing, edge wear, and small corner folds. Interior pages show age toning and water staining along the lower margins of multiple photographed pages. The photographed text and illustrations remain clearly legible. No mailing label on the front cover. Please review photographs for condition details.
SKU D-9
Sports Illustrated June 26 1967 Jack Nicklaus US Open Golf Dan Gurney
$49.95
Published by Time Inc., Volume 26, Number 26. Featured coverage includes “Jack Delivers the Crusher,” reporting on Nicklaus’s U.S. Open victory, and “Apple Pie, Mom and Mr. Gurney,” covering Dan Gurney’s Belgian Grand Prix success following Le Mans. Additional features include yacht construction, an interview with Governor Ronald Reagan, and promising young track athletes. Illustrated with period photography and advertisements, including a colorful Salem advertisement on the back cover.
Condition: Fair. Covers retain strong color, with creasing, spine rubbing, edge wear, and small corner folds. Interior pages show age toning and water staining along the lower margins of multiple photographed pages. The photographed text and illustrations remain clearly legible. No mailing label on the front cover. Please review photographs for condition details.
SKU D-9