Offloading old copies of F&CM

[Adam]

I'm a subscriber to various magazines (although for obvious reasons I tend to keep some of the GWW). I hate to see things go to waste, and have spare copies of F&CM and PWW once I've read them. I'd like to find an "as-easy" as putting them in the recycling bin method to get them to someone else who might like to read them after me. I'm based in Surrey. Anyone any ideas?

Adam

 

[wizer]

if your willing to post, i'd love to have a look through them, id pay of course

 

[Adam]

I'll send you a PM

Adam

 

[The Restorer]

Hi Adam,

I've collected most of Furniture and Cabinetmaking over the years, but have gaps in my collection and would be interested in No.s 1 to 24 as well as 40, 41 and 43 and 44.

I don't suppose you have these?

Thanks

Stephen.

 

[dickm]

Something similar - I've got spare copies of the bound volumes of Woodworker for 1968 and 1986, but I'm missing the volume for 1978 (Vol 82) to complete a run from 1939 to 1990.
Don't suppose anyone has the missing one as a swap???

 

[Adam]

interested in No.s 1 to 24 as well as 40, 41 and 43 and 44. I don't suppose you have these? Thanks Stephen.

'Fraid not. I only keep F&CM on a rolling basis, as I don't ever "look back" through them. In the past, I took them along to the evening class and gave them away. Now and again, and perhaps this month? in the back of Good Woodworking I thought someone was selling up a full compliment of olf F&CM? I see them in the adverts now and again.

Adam