Rock & Ice Climbing Magazine Issues #94 & #95 (1999) - Cover Features
Photo of two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers, an American Classics photo edition and a 'Cuba Libre' feature.
This photograph shows two issues of Rock & Ice, "The Climber's Magazine," laid side by side on a white cloth background. The left issue is #94, a black-covered "American Classics" photo edition, priced $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN, with a display-until date of September 30, 1999. Its cover banner advertises "Robbing Mallory's Grave by Joe Simpson" and a "Win a Rope!" promotion on page 26. The right issue is #95, dated October 1999 (display until November 30), priced $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN, and lists the magazine's website, www.rockandice.com. Its cover photo shows a climber on a steep granite face, and cover lines promote "The Low-Cost Home Wall — A 16-page Step-by-Step Guide," a feature on The Needles ("Sew it Up!"), "Cuba Libré: The Forbidden Island," and an "Urban Cragger" article, "A San Francisco Treat," on page 129. Despite being uploaded to an automotive gallery attributed to a 2003 Jeep TJ, this document is not automotive literature; it contains no vehicle, fuse, wiring, or parts information. A reader can learn the issue numbers, cover features, prices, and dates of these two 1999 Rock & Ice magazine issues.
This document covers 1999, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
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Frequently asked questions
- What issues of Rock & Ice magazine are shown?
- Issue #94 (display until Sept. 30, 1999, the 'American Classics' photo edition) and issue #95 (Oct. '99, display until November 30).
- What was the cover price of these Rock & Ice issues?
- Both issues are priced $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN.
- What features are advertised on the issue #95 cover?
- The Low-Cost Home Wall (a 16-page step-by-step guide), The Needles ('Sew it Up!'), 'Cuba Libré: The Forbidden Island,' and an Urban Cragger article 'A San Francisco Treat' on page 129.
- What is promoted on the issue #94 cover?
- 'Robbing Mallory's Grave' by Joe Simpson, a 'Win a Rope!' promotion on page 26, and the 'American Classics' photo edition theme.
- Does this document contain any automotive information?
- No. It is a photo of two climbing magazine covers and contains no fuse, wiring, or vehicle-related content.
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