1960 TV GUIDE #393 October 8-14 ROGER MOORE FCC Maverick MICHAEL LANDON Lake Ont

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1960 TV GUIDE #393 October 8-14 ROGER MOORE FCC Maverick MICHAEL LANDON Lake Ont:
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1960 TV GUIDE #393 October 8-14 ROGER MOORE FCC Maverick MICHAEL LANDON Lake Ontario Edition
TV Guide #393 (volume 8 #41) is cover datedOctober 8-14, 1960and was published by Triangle Publications, Inc.This issue is the Lake Ontario Edition (includes listings for Buffalo NY, Rochester NY, Erie PA and southern Ontario including Hamilton and Toronto) and measures approximately 5\" x 7 1/2\".This issue features anArthur Godfrey cover and feature article and also includes, short articles onthe FCC (Federal Communications Commission), Roger Moore, the new cousin Beau in \"Maverick\", Michael Shayne, Phil Silvers and Polly Bergen, a great ad for Del Monte foods featuring John Smith of \"Laramie\",Lorne Green and Michael Landon of \"Bonanza\" and Doug McClure of \"Checkmate\", a review of \"Leave It To Beaver\", the week\'s television listings and the famous TV crossword puzzle.The back cover has an ad for Alpine cigarettes.This TV Guide is complete and in very good / excellent condition with NO missing pages, cut-outs or writing and has a mailing label on the front cover.The TV Guide will ship by FIRST CLASS mail in a protective sleeve between two pieces of sturdy cardboard to preserve your investment and GUARANTEE it arrives in the same condition as it was sent out in. BOXEDPRIORITY mail is also an option if you prefer more protection.Please see our other listings for more RARE 1950\'S TV GUIDES and combine winnings to save on shipping. INTERNATIONAL Orders welcome. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Thank you and good luck!NOTE: Please wait for invoice if making a multiple purchase so I can combine shipping for best possible discount and cheapest cost.