PLAYBOY February 2003 Alison Eastwood PMoM: Charis Boyle

Playboy February 2003. Condition is Like New Playmate: Charis Boyle (owns her own clothing line Silver Star Casting Co ) Features: Alison Eastwood nude (Clint Eastwood’s daughter) Circulation at this time: 3.0 M Magazine comes from a smoke-free home and will be enclosed in a clear resealable polypropylene magazine bag. The photos are high-res photos of the actual magazine for sale. I will combine orders to reduce shipping, just email me to let me know you’ve ordered more than one. Magazine Condition grades and general condition information Condition grades are subjective and shade into each other – I go out of my way to be careful here. It is my hope that each and every customer will be very pleased with their purchase and will find the magazine to be nicer than they expected. Most vintage magazines in any condition, by virtue of their age and the minimal handling involved in reaching that age, are in at least “Good” condition – it is very hard for a vintage magazine (pre-1980) to achieve a rating of “excellent” in my system. Many of those issues rated Fair or Poor are still quite nice overall and received a lower rating due to a water marked margin or a missing ad. The heaviest sign of use (in any form) is almost always what dictates the grade of the magazine and I place a lot of weight on the condition of the cover. See general notes below about my magazine condition grades. LIKE NEW : Couldn’t find anything wrong with the magazine, looks like it just got printed.. EXCELLENT : Almost like new. Minimal wear or signs of age. VERY GOOD: A very nice copy. Very lightly used and clean. There may be faint to mild signs of use or age such as faded ink, small crease or slight waviness. Everything is intact though (no missing pages or centerfolds or posters). GOOD : A nice copy. There are mild to moderate signs of use or age in this category. These issues are all intact and without serious damage. May have slightly larger creases than VERY GOOD or some very small water damage (< square inch) Cover is intact but may have some stress at the staples. FAIR: Usable, but with moderate damage (defined in item listing). Perfect for the person who wishes to read or own a vintage magazine, but doesn’t want to pay the high price of a pristine issue. These are either more visibly used or have some more notable damage. Issues with detached covers are graded “Fair” even if cover and all content is VG. Most water marks give the magazine a grade of “Fair” or “Poor” – a single drip mark may not POOR : Still readable / usable, but with significant damage (defined in item listing). Many “poor” items are damaged only in one place (i.e. most pages are very good). These issues are inexpensive and are always a good value for the right customer!