Many issues of Fine Woodworking

[buckaroo]

I have a shelf full of old Find Woodworking issues. I would like to recoup the cost of getting them to you if you are interested, plus the cost of a couple of King's burgers in Durham (which is not is not inconsiderable these days). These go back 40 years.
Let me know.

 

[buckaroo]

In addition to the knockoff "Find Woodworking" I have the genuine "Fine Woodworking"

 

[creasman]

Are any of the issues in the 1-100 range? I'm guessing not if they only go back 40 years (FWW began in 1975).

 

[buckaroo]

They go back to issue #22 May-June 1980. I don't have all issues since then. I can give you a complete list if you are interested. Started with the old large format, stapled binding.

 

[danmart77]

I have a shelf full of old Find Woodworking issues. I would like to recoup the cost of getting them to you if you are interested, plus the cost of a couple of King's burgers in Durham (which is not is not inconsiderable these days). These go back 40 years.
Let me know.

I would love to have the FWW magazine collection. I live in Durham so it won't be tough to get them. Let me know

 

[creasman]

I'm working on completing my set, so looking for certain issues I don't have. However, rather than cherry pick your set I'll defer to Dan and let him claim them.

@danmart77 let me know if there are issues you don't want/need. These may fit into my collection. Also, I have a bunch of extras that might extend Buck's set for you. Will bring these to the picnic.

Thanks!

 

[buckaroo]

Thanks Jim for being generous. Dan gets them.
Buck

 

[bob vaughan]

That has to be at least 50 lbs of magazines. My collection goes up to issue 130 or so and I know how heavy those are.

 

[buckaroo]

Yes. It used to be printed on heavier paper and bigger than current magazin dimensions.