1995-96 Seinfeld.
Jerry Seinfeld is featured on cover and inside spread. And “Behold the Earth” from April 1992, with “starling new views of our planet”. Each magazine was published in a different month (October, July, April) in the year 1992-1993.
The ads are interesting, too, especially since we no longer see cigarette ads. The pages and cover of each guide are clean with no writing, marks, stains or tears.
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