Weight ≈ 435g		Bonnie Jo Halpin photographed by Don Bronstein	Laura Young
		Laura Young photographed by Pompeo Posar
		Peter Sellers
		The Girls of London Beth Rogan, Louise Dixon, Marie Barrie, Marjorie Brace, Marie Clarence, Alison Seebohm, Francesca Annis, Jean Shrimpton, Eve Eden, Yvonne Romain, Maureen Haylock, Eileen Noble, Kinga Kalinska, Sylvia Steele, Irene Barrie, Gina Graham, Jackie Blackhurst, Jeannetta Clarke, Tessa Rees-Roberts, Diana Burford, Vicky Kennedy, Gabriella Licudi.
		The Picture Thieves (fiction) by Paul Gallico The Gentleman's Hunting Arsenal (modern living) by Robert Ruark Dressing The Part (satire) Sheperd Mead Playboy's Fall & Winter Fashion Forecast (attire) by Robert L. Green Playboy's Party Jokes (humor) The Idealist (satire) by Jules Feiffer Mind Beyond Matter (article) by Arthur C. Clarke A Lucky Day For The Boar (fiction) by Gerald Kersh Post-Footbal Fete (food & drink) by Thomas Mario The Little Creep And The Big Blonde Broad (fiction) by Ken W. Purdy The Thin Red Line (fiction) by James Jones The Jazz Festival Grows Up (article) by Nat Hentoff 1963 Playboy Jazz Poll (jazz) Gawain And The Lady Of The Pavilion (ribald classic) by De Troyes From The Back Of The Bus (humor) by Dick Gregory Full Page Vargas Girl The Scavenger (humor) by Shel Silverstein Little Annie Fanny (satire) by Harvey Kurtzman and Will Elder Playboy's International Datebook (travel) by Patrick Chase

Laura Young was the first Playmate photographed by Pompeo Posar although his second, Jan Roberts, was published first in the August 1962 issue.
Laura Young appears in a pictorial in the March 1963 and December 2004 issues.
Bonnie Jo Halpin was the original Playboy Bunny (from 1960-63) when the first Playboy Club opened in Chicago (February 29th, 1960 ... leap year day).
Bonnie Jo Halpin appears in a pictorial in the August 1964 issue.
Dick Gregory is interviewed for the August 19644 issue.
This issue contains the first Little Annie Fanny Cartoon by Harvey Kurtzman and Will Elder to appear in Playboy.

198 pages of period adverts, pin ups and articles with lots of quality photographs and illustrations.