Disposal of old PBO magazines

[Poignard]

I have about 8 years issues of Practical Boat Owner magazine I want rid of. Are they worth anything? Is there someone who buys and sells old boating magazines? Or should I dump them in the dentist's waiting room as an alternative to "Hello" and "The Peoples' Friend" etc?

 

[babia]

try e bay

 

[tcm]

Hm. Turn to page 45 of january 1997 and there's an article on how to make a trendy shelving system or a coffee table using old copies of PBO. Cost of job: Getting Laughed At.

 

[Sans Bateau]

I've already been down this road, so I'll save you a lot of trouble and time.

Bin.

 

[Poignard]

Chance to get my revenge on the dentist, then?

 

[jonathankent]

As an alternative, you could always offer them to fellow forumites.... I personally would be interested as I only have the last 2 years worth

 

[rogerthebodger]

A frend of mine in Durban buys and sells all Yachting mags but it a bit farfor you to sell to him.

Our sailing club also has old yachting mags in the dining room for use members and is very usefull.

Also try the for sail section on this forum with dates so people can collect missing issues

Put then on sailroom and support stingo

 

[alldownwind]

Shred them and dig them into the compost heap. Works wonders.

 

[bobgosling]

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You're surely not inferring that some of them are full of [--word removed--] are you ?

 

[Poignard]

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Shred them and dig them into the compost heap. Works wonders.

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Are you referring to gardening, by any chance? If so, go and wash your mouth out at once!

 

[tritonofnor]

I always just leave mine in the laundry room of the marina. There's a sort of exchange library system where people leave their old unwanted mags and books and pick up anything that takes their interest. They never seem to stay on the shelf for long...