The Grenadier Wargaming Quarterly #7 (1979)
 
The Grenadier Magazine evolved out of Game Designers Workshop's Europa Newsletter in 1978.
Originally titled The Paper Soldier, the first issue appeared as The Grenadier Wargaming Quarterly in digest size 5-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches and 32 pages in January 1978. It dealt exclusively with Game Designers Workshop products and the military history behind some of those battles and campaigns. Issue 4, was the first to discuss another company's wargame - Jedko Games's Fortress Europa.
 
In 1980, The Grenadier was slated for discontinuance. Issue 12, dated January 1981, was the last Game Designers Workshop issue. At that time, Jeffry Tibbetts offered to take the magazine over. The arrangements were completed and Issue #13, dated June 1981, was the first published by J Tibbetts & Son. This issue was actually printed by Mr. Tibbetts and his son, Robert, on a press in the garage of author Thomas J. Bates [Charge of The Bull, Normandy: The Search for Sidney Bates, VC. This was the last digest size issue. Issue #14 was the first 8-1/2 by 11 inch size issue. Effective with Issue 14, Mr. Tibbetts became Editor.
 
 
Contents:
Guest Editorial Notes by Charles Vasey
Europa Notes by Bill Stone
My Two Cents by Frank Chadwick
A Short History of Tactical Games by David Bieksza
Game Review: Napoleon at Leipzig by Scott Renner
Counterpoint by John M. Astell
The 27th Panzer Division in Europa by Paul X. F. Dunnigan, Jr.
The Yugoslav Army in Europa by Franklyn G. Prieskop
Inside Merita-Merkur by John M. Astell
The Russo-Finnish War in Europa by Terry Scofield
Out of the Wrapper - newly-published wargames
Rumors
The Grenadier: A Statement by John M. Astell [the direction of his editorship for The Grenadier]
 
Soft Cover 
50 pages
In Good Condition