
Playboy Magazine, July 1993 - Charlotte Lewis Cover
This is a vintage issue of Playboy magazine, specifically the July 1993 edition. The cover features actress Charlotte Lewis, known for her role in 'The Golden Child', posing in a red bikini against a tropical blue water background. The physical magazine is printed on standard glossy paper stock with a height of approximately 11 inches and a width of 8 inches. The cover design includes the iconic yellow 'PLAYBOY' masthead and various headlines including an interview with Barry Bonds and a feature on Playmate of the Month. The colors are vibrant with no visible sun-fading, showing deep blues and saturated reds. Based on the provided context, the item is in near-mint condition, exhibiting sharp corners, a flat spine with no visible stress lines, and a total absence of surface creases or mailing labels. The bottom left features a clean UPC barcode, indicative of a newsstand copy rather than a subscription issue. The printing quality is high, characteristic of early 1990s publication standards, with well-defined typography and crisp photographic reproduction.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
Basic Information
Category
Collectibles / Vintage Periodicals
Appraised On
March 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
Additional Details Provided By Owner
User Provided Information
near mint, no creases
Item Description
This is a vintage issue of Playboy magazine, specifically the July 1993 edition. The cover features actress Charlotte Lewis, known for her role in 'The Golden Child', posing in a red bikini against a tropical blue water background. The physical magazine is printed on standard glossy paper stock with a height of approximately 11 inches and a width of 8 inches. The cover design includes the iconic yellow 'PLAYBOY' masthead and various headlines including an interview with Barry Bonds and a feature on Playmate of the Month. The colors are vibrant with no visible sun-fading, showing deep blues and saturated reds. Based on the provided context, the item is in near-mint condition, exhibiting sharp corners, a flat spine with no visible stress lines, and a total absence of surface creases or mailing labels. The bottom left features a clean UPC barcode, indicative of a newsstand copy rather than a subscription issue. The printing quality is high, characteristic of early 1990s publication standards, with well-defined typography and crisp photographic reproduction.
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