Magazine History: A Collector's Blog

The recent passing of the twenty-first century Thomas Edison has spurred a reprise of my January 2009 post about computer magazines. Job...

After thirty-five years of collecting, it is now time to find an appropriate home for my collection, considered to be the finest in private ...

My scanner has been replaced and additional images have been added to the previous post on cooking magazines. Norman Rockwell is the gift th...

This entry began with a call from my old friend and bookseller par excellance, Rusty Mott of Sheffield Massachusetts, offering me a broken r...

Since this blog began on January 1, 2008, today we have our 100,000th hit! Thanks to all of my readers.

Pardon the delay, this was posted earlier in error on my other blog.

With the generic "President's Day", the actual date of birth of our 16th president sometimes becomes overlooked. Here's on...

One of the greatest enjoyments about this blog for me is continuously acquiring new insights about the history of America's marvelous hi...

Ok folks! You did such a good job with the last, here's another. This one is listed in Cottrill but this issue was never seen by him sin...

I have received two very nice comments from my posting of the cover image of Love Nest Stories . It turns out that my prized acquisition is ...