“…Anyone for Denise?”

An original 1995 issue of Britain’s long-running Fiesta Magazine, one of the UK’s best-known adult publications throughout the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.

This issue features the cover headline “…Anyone for Denise?” alongside competitions, readers’ features, glamour photography and the distinctive graphic design that made Fiesta one of Britain’s most recognisable adult magazines.

Today these magazines are increasingly collected for their photography, publishing history, artwork and nostalgia, offering a fascinating snapshot of British popular culture during the mid-1990s.

This is an original 1995 publication, not a reproduction.

Features

Original 1995 issue
Volume 29, Issue 7
Full colour publication
Original cover
Collectible vintage adult magazine
Period advertising and editorial content

Condition

This magazine is in good vintage condition for its age.

Visible signs of use include:

Spine wear
Corner creasing
Edge wear
Light surface marks
General handling wear consistent with a magazine over 30 years old

The magazine remains complete and readable.

Please study the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.

Publication Details

Title: Fiesta Magazine

Volume: 29

Issue: 7

Year: 1995

Language: English

Original Cover Price: £1.95

Format: Softcover magazine

Original Vintage Edition: Yes

Collector Information

Vintage adult magazines have become increasingly collectible, appreciated not only for their glamour photography but also as examples of publishing history, graphic design, advertising and changing social attitudes.

This issue is an authentic survivor from the mid-1990s and makes an interesting addition to any collection of vintage magazines or British publishing memorabilia.

Shipping

Carefully packaged in protective board-backed packaging.

Dispatched from Ireland.

Combined postage available on multiple magazine purchases.

One original copy available.

Sorcha Rosa’s Comment

I’ve always enjoyed collecting unusual magazines because they tell us as much about the era they were produced in as they do about their subject matter. From typography and graphic design to advertising and popular culture, publications like Fiesta have become fascinating pieces of social history. Whether you’re a collector of vintage magazines or simply interested in 1990s publishing, it’s great to see these originals finding new homes rather than disappearing altogether.

— Sorcha Rosa

Fiesta Magazine

Fiesta Magazine – Issue 7 (1995)