Maxim Magazine November 2009 (1411) Tricia Helfer Grace Park Battlestar Galactica

Maxim Magazine, November 2009, SKU (1411). This issue features Tricia Helfer and Grace Park on the front cover, with the main cover feature: “Battlestar Babes – Tricia Helfer & Grace Park Set Phasers To Sexy” This is a Maxim U.S. issue with a large UK shop sticker on the front reading “MAXIM U.S. ONLY £3”. The barcode area shows issue code 12, and the contents page confirms November 2009 Maxim. Main model / keyword features visible: Tricia Helfer Grace Park Amber Heard Beatrice Rosen La Dolce Elisabetta Battlestar Galactica Maxim November 2009 Car-related keyword visible: Auto Erotica Five Cars You’ll Never Have Rise Of The Machines Supercars Main contents / features shown include: Grace Park & Tricia Helfer – main feature on page 68 10 Biggest Busts, Choke Artists & Goats In Sports History – page 74 Death Becomes Real – page 80 One Hot Numb3r – page 86 Icon: LeBron James – page 92 A Visual History Of The Sex Tape – page 94 La Dolce Elisabetta – page 96 Rise Of The Machines – page 102 Wet & Wild – page 114 Amber Heard appears in the departments/contents section Beatrice Rosen also appears in the departments/contents section There is also a car/supercar angle advertised on the cover with “Auto Erotica – Five Cars You’ll Never Have”, making this useful for both Maxim collectors and car/supercar magazine collectors. Condition: Used magazine condition. Front cover is complete and colourful but shows visible handling wear, edge wear, and corner wear. There is noticeable creasing and bending to the top-right corner, plus rubbing/marks around the outer edges. The large “MAXIM U.S. ONLY £3” retail sticker is present on the lower-right front cover and covers part of the original cover artwork/barcode area. Spine appears intact with light rubbing and shelf wear. Interior pages shown are readable and generally clean, with light handling creases and page waviness. Back cover is present but shows surface marks/rubbing and general handling wear. Overall a decent readable collector’s copy, but not mint, so please check all photos carefully for exact condition.