I have back issues 1,3,7,8,9, and then 12 through 273 free to anyone who wants them. Judging by a quick search of the forum many before me have offered back issues with few takers so my expectations are low. Thought I’d offer just in case. I am in the West Chester PA area and could arrange local pick up / drop off / meet up. I’ll give it a week or so and then they are off to recycle.
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Do you have a regional trade school as part of your high school system. The carpentry program may take them.
Local library?
Are these still available or have they been sent out for recycling?
My wife would probably like me to offer some of the newspaper originals along with the whole collection of mags to date…….I’m in Ohio.
JRS16 - yes I still have them except #1 which a friend wanted.