PeteG
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A cousin has around 80-100 of these magazines, not sure of all of the dates but most seem to be between 1905 and 1914. Would anyone know if they have any value? 
The Mechanical Engineer Magazine
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MMUK
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I reckon my F-I-L would love them, if he doesn't already have them that is....
AES
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@PeterG:
I would have thought they do have some value, though not being a collector I have no idea how much.
As a first step I would suggest showing them on the (free) For Sale ads on the Model Engineer website - or you could ask the same question there as you've done here. See link in the sticky at the top of the Metalwork Forum here.
2nd step may be to look for a specialst 2nd hand bookshop - again the above ME website lists several such specialists if you have no one nearby.
HTH
AES
I would have thought they do have some value, though not being a collector I have no idea how much.
As a first step I would suggest showing them on the (free) For Sale ads on the Model Engineer website - or you could ask the same question there as you've done here. See link in the sticky at the top of the Metalwork Forum here.
2nd step may be to look for a specialst 2nd hand bookshop - again the above ME website lists several such specialists if you have no one nearby.
HTH
AES
Lons
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What the other guys said.
I have 5 professionally bound volumes of Model Engineer in mint condition covering Jan 97 - June 99 and I was offered £40 a couple of years ago. Will definitely have value though I've no idea how much - someone will want them.
Bob
I have 5 professionally bound volumes of Model Engineer in mint condition covering Jan 97 - June 99 and I was offered £40 a couple of years ago. Will definitely have value though I've no idea how much - someone will want them.
Bob
bugbear
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Lons":3icneb81 said:
1997 or 1897?
BugBear
