JagdPanther Magazine #9

Take a journey with us back to April 1975, when a small wargame club in Amarillo, Texas (led by Steve Cole) produced an award-winning magazine filled with articles, variants, and reviews. This issue continued the "new" production methods and standard started in JagdPanther #8. The cover was another World War II photo, and the magazine was again 11x17 paper folded and stapled into a book. Counters were still paper printed and "ready-to-mount" by wargamers seeking innovative new games and willing to glue their counters to whatever sheet of cardboard came to hand and cut them out with a stout pair of scissors. The typewritten pages were "justified" in the sense that extra spaces were manually inserted between the last two words of the issue, producing an undesirable effect. We did at least have a table of contents. The cover said "Volume 3 Number 1" while the masthead said "JagdPanther 9 Volume 3" since Steve Cole did not figure out until years later that he had no idea how that worked in