Magazine Storage and Restoration
I have a fairly large magazine collection (as I'm sure most of us do), and I wanted to know if anyone has found a way to rid older magazines of that storng smell they get when they start yellowing. I...
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>>Do you have ANY idea what would happen here if I put kitty litter anywhere other than the kitty pan? <<OK - get a ladder, climb to the ceiling, screw a large hook into the celing, and...
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Better yet, why not just suspend kitty from the ceiling?
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Hello there, this is my first post but I would like to help you out. I have been collecting horror mags since 1975 and have over 4000 from 1958 and I store them in binders and polypockets. The...
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<< Now for the big question: Has anyone heard of a cd-rom with an index to all the old and current issues of horror and sci-fi magazines? I have seen a few indexes printed within some of the...
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Hello Kevin, No I never got a reply but I did post this same question on the horror film forum (BOO HISS only kidding) and got a few replies. In the end they suggested I take on the task.
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Video Watchdog keep their Review Index updated and online, here, but it's not as thorough as the original index published in their Annuals, which also cross-referenced features and news items...
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Western Pa. man has coveted Batman comic Wed Oct 10, 6:26 AM ET Holy collectibles, Batman!A near-mint copy of Detective Comics No. 27, a pre-World War II comic featuring Batman's debut, was recently...
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I'm attempting to do some house cleaning here, and thought I would bump this thread back into action. How do folks organize their magazines? How do you store them? VERY importantly-- Do you have a way...
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Alas, I've given up the good fight and have tossed 90% of 'em, and that includes literally a half century of National Geographics. I saved a few here and there. But I'd need an extra floor to do...
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I don't keep mass-market, popular magazines (such as The New Yorker) that I know I'll be able to search in libraries, on DVDs or online. I do keep niche magazines, such as Scarlet Street and Van...
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Unfortunately, I clipped articles from mass market magazines since I was a kid. Those are in boxes. Oh, that I had kept that LIFE magazine with Karloff on the cover intact! Most of my genre mags are...
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Thanks folks... I do appreciate the replies here. I'm still mulling, but I think a trip to the comic shop may be in order.
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Elizabeth, if you do go to the comics shop for bags and boards, be sure to get the acid-free boards and the larger size of magazine bags, 8-3/4" x 11". ComiCare, the company that makes the virgin...
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I seem to recall reading somewhere that the plastic bags are not good for storing magazines......or perhaps I am recalling it wrong
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