Item with defects. Please be sure to read the following ** sections. The oldest existing (first published in 1963) girls' weekly magazine Shueisha "Weekly Margaret" Showa 42, No. 15 (April 2nd issue) Featured Manga: Masako Watanabe "Blue Danube" Eiko Hanamura "Girl in the Mist" Kyoko Takeda "Secret of Love" Akira Mochizuki "A Little Trouble, Chi!" Chizuko Kinouchi "Shizuko's Star" Kenichiro Suzuhara "Go for it! Marie" Hiromi Minegishi "Run for My Sister!" New series Shigeko Kanai "I Don't Want to Die!" One-shot Shinichi Koga "White-Coat Dracula" Tokuo Yokota "Margaret-chan" With Masako Watanabe, a signature artist since the magazine's inception, veterans Eiko Hanamura and Kyoko Takeda at the core, Akira Mochizuki, who was also very popular in other magazines, mid-career artists Chizuko Kinouchi and Kenichiro Suzuhara, and young artists Hiromi Minegishi and Shigeko Kanai, along with horror manga by Shinichi Koga, a wide range of masterpieces by a diverse group of writers are featured. Color Gravure: Popular Star Color News Akira Mita and Kumi Hayase "Let's Go with Youth" Kazuo Funaki "My Dream Came True!" The Vienna Boys' Choir members then and now Home visit of Mr. Nennelt and Mr. Resch Two-color Gravure: Photo story "Silver Boots" Starring: Kaoru Yumi Main Readings: Makoto Takahashi's picture story "World Love Story: My Town, Amsterdam" Bright Academy Drama "This is Youth" Door of Terror "The Girl Who Became a Cat" Exclusive Star News Sayuri Yoshinaga, Mitsuo Hamada, Teruhiko Saigo, Yuzo Kayama Yukari Ito, Kazuo Funaki, Ken Yamauchi Star Face Diagnosis Kaoru Yumi, Koji Ishizaka, Kazuo Funaki, Sayuri Yoshinaga The cover features Kaoru Yumi. Dreaming Fashion Doll by Nakajima Seisakusho "Scarlett-chan" The color advertisement for "Niitaka Drops" with a picture by Masako Watanabe is also nostalgic. ** Item with defects. Please read the following ** The front cover, back cover, and spine have been repaired with tape. There are small tears, stains, and warping. The staples are detached. There is a fold and a small tear on the back cover (Niitaka Drops advertisement) (The back has a Scarlett-chan advertisement). See photos 14-15. There is a cut in the color gravure with a knife. See photos 16-19. There is significant damage to the final page of "I Don't Want to Die!" (The back is the table of contents page). See photo 20. The other manga and reading pages are fine. ** Item with defects. Please read the above ** For fans of Showa era girls' manga, how about it?