[nagymarci]

Hey Byron,
It's just a tip, but the reason those pictures look so different, because the had to be printed on a different, much finer type of paper which they later had to glue into the magazine. I'm guessing they are litographs, as opposed to most of the magazine which is clearly not. They used this technique in some old hungarian magazines I own, from about the same era (they're mostly about art and architecture). In more sophisticated (and more expensive) publishings, they had the whole picture page made from the finer paper, and sometimes they even added a thin, protective page between the text and the picture pages.

Link to the book: Four O'Clock 007