May flowers for most men's titles. (advertising statistics for men's fashion and lifestyle magazines)(Brief Article)(Illustration)

From: Daily News Record | Date: April 24, 1995 | Copyright information

Following are overall advertising lineage for the month of may several men's fashion and lifestyles publications. Titles included represent those books th...

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