Magazine
Condition Grading:
Magazines By Title - National Geographic -
Issues, Maps, Books - Life Magazine- Time - Look - Saturday Evening Post - Collier's - New Yorker - Newsweek - People -Atlantic/Harper's - Fortune Sports Illustrated Ebony
Vanity Fair Rolling Stone Ladies
Home Journal Holiday Smithsonian Mad Magazine TV
Guide Holiday Vogue
Harpers Bazaar Major TITLES Index
Magazines By Topic - Men's - Women's - Children's - News/Current
Events - Digests - Sports - Movie/TV/Radio - House/Farm/Garden - Music/Rock 'n Roll - Travel Hunting/Fishing
Business Farming Auto/Mechanics - Aviation Train/Model Railroad - Art & Design Photography Pulp
Science Antiques Radio/Electronics Crafts Cooking/Food
Foreign Titles - History Science Fiction - OTHER.Magazine Topics
Miscellaneous - Newspapers
- Sheet
Music - Books - Paperbacks
- Catalogs/Ephemera
- 78/45/LP
Records
How To
Place An Order Magazine
Title Index Magazine
Condition Grading
We grade condition conservatively.
Purchase price refunded if not as
expected!
NOTE: Mailing labels
are present on most magazines after 1950.
Very Good (VG) Top grade - a nice copy, with all
pages present, nice clean covers and no tears or stains noticeable. Looks practically new!
Good/Very Good (G/VG) A complete and clean magazine,
possibly with minor light cover wear. Any
major defects noted.
Good (G) Definitely looks its age, but it is
a complete magazine. Covers may be slightly soiled or creased, and some fraying
of the spine edge may be present. Possible small cover edge tears or light
stains. Any major defects noted. Rolled Spine Spine edge is curled from
being folded back when read.
Fair/Good Well read, and not stored well.
Wear to the covers, with possible edge tears, stains. Defects often noted.
Fair Readable and complete, but with
noted damage.
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