Old TV and Radio magazines

I'm clearing out the loft and I've got various piles of old magazines which
are free to anyone who wants to collect them (Bristol).

They're from the 1970s and '80s, and include runs of 'Wavelength' magazine;
'Script' magazine, which morphed into 'Radio Guide'; 'Television and Home
Video' magazine; and - rather more seriously - papers relating to my then
membership of the Royal Television Society (notices of meetings etc.) and a
run of the RTS magazine, 'Television', from Jan./Feb. 1971 to Mar./Apr.
1979.

Free to a good home! But if no-one wants them, they'll be in the black box
soon ...

André Coutanche

On Jan 15, 6:15*pm, "Andr Coutanche"
wrote:
I'm clearing out the loft and I've got various piles of old magazines which
are free to anyone who wants to collect them (Bristol).

They're from the 1970s and '80s, and include runs of 'Wavelength' magazine;
'Script' magazine, which morphed into 'Radio Guide'; 'Television and Home
Video' magazine; and - rather more seriously - papers relating to my then
membership of the Royal Television Society (notices of meetings etc.) and a
run of the RTS *magazine, 'Television', from Jan./Feb. 1971 to Mar./Apr..
1979.

Free to a good home! But if no-one wants them, they'll be in the black box
soon ...

Andr Coutanche

Oh, it would be a shame to throw them out! Could you put them on eBay
for a nominal sum?

Bill

"André Coutanche" wrote in message
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I'm clearing out the loft and I've got various piles of old magazines
which
are free to anyone who wants to collect them (Bristol).

They're from the 1970s and '80s, and include runs of 'Wavelength'
magazine;
'Script' magazine, which morphed into 'Radio Guide'; 'Television and Home
Video' magazine; and - rather more seriously - papers relating to my then
membership of the Royal Television Society (notices of meetings etc.) and
a
run of the RTS magazine, 'Television', from Jan./Feb. 1971 to Mar./Apr.
1979.

Free to a good home! But if no-one wants them, they'll be in the black box
soon ...

André Coutanche




can you check ITV to see what film is on tonight at 9pm, thanks

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I'm clearing out the loft and I've got various piles of old magazines which
are free to anyone who wants to collect them (Bristol).

They're from the 1970s and '80s, and include runs of 'Wavelength' magazine;
'Script' magazine, which morphed into 'Radio Guide'; 'Television and Home
Video' magazine; and - rather more seriously - papers relating to my then
membership of the Royal Television Society (notices of meetings etc.) and a
run of the RTS magazine, 'Television', from Jan./Feb. 1971 to Mar./Apr.
1979.

Free to a good home! But if no-one wants them, they'll be in the black box
soon ...

André Coutanche




can you check ITV to see what film is on tonight at 9pm, thanks

Other TV listing magazines are available. Apparently.

--
Graham.

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"André Coutanche" wrote in message
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I'm clearing out the loft and I've got various piles of old magazines
which
are free to anyone who wants to collect them (Bristol).

They're from the 1970s and '80s, and include runs of 'Wavelength'
magazine;
'Script' magazine, which morphed into 'Radio Guide'; 'Television and Home
Video' magazine; and - rather more seriously - papers relating to my then
membership of the Royal Television Society (notices of meetings etc.) and
a
run of the RTS magazine, 'Television', from Jan./Feb. 1971 to Mar./Apr.
1979.

Free to a good home! But if no-one wants them, they'll be in the black
box
soon ...

André Coutanche




can you check ITV to see what film is on tonight at 9pm, thanks

It is in black and white , 405 lines, VHF and mono sound have you a TV to
that spec. to watch it?
Regards
David

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On Jan 15, 6:15 pm, "Andr Coutanche"
wrote:
I'm clearing out the loft and I've got various piles of old
magazines which are free to anyone who wants to collect them
(Bristol).

Oh, it would be a shame to throw them out! Could you put them on
eBay for a nominal sum?

I've never eBay-ed, so I don't know whether I could effectively give them
away there. But that would involve effort, so it's a very low priority
option!

I share your instinct, Bill, that it would be a shame. But if no-one
actually wants them ...

I'll probably offer them on Freecycle, unless anyone here can suggest an
alternative forum where they might find a home.

André Coutanche

"André Coutanche" wrote in message
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wrote:
On Jan 15, 6:15 pm, "Andr Coutanche"
wrote:
I'm clearing out the loft and I've got various piles of old
magazines which are free to anyone who wants to collect them
(Bristol).

Oh, it would be a shame to throw them out! Could you put them on
eBay for a nominal sum?

I've never eBay-ed, so I don't know whether I could effectively give them
away there. But that would involve effort, so it's a very low priority
option!

I share your instinct, Bill, that it would be a shame. But if no-one
actually wants them ...

I'll probably offer them on Freecycle, unless anyone here can suggest an
alternative forum where they might find a home.

André Coutanche

It might be worth making the effort to put them on eBay - you'd be surprised
at what old magazines can sell for. Alternatively, you could try contacting
Kelly Books (http://www.radiotimesbacknumbers.com/) to see if they'd be
interested in taking them off your hands.

André Coutanche wrote:

I share your instinct, Bill, that it would be a shame. But if no-one
actually wants them ...

Give them to pensioners!

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/807821-p...oks-for-warmth

"André Coutanche" wrote in message
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wrote:
On Jan 15, 6:15 pm, "Andr Coutanche"
wrote:
I'm clearing out the loft and I've got various piles of old
magazines which are free to anyone who wants to collect them
(Bristol).

Oh, it would be a shame to throw them out! Could you put them on
eBay for a nominal sum?

I've never eBay-ed, so I don't know whether I could effectively give them
away there. But that would involve effort, so it's a very low priority
option!

I share your instinct, Bill, that it would be a shame. But if no-one
actually wants them ...

I'll probably offer them on Freecycle, unless anyone here can suggest an
alternative forum where they might find a home.

You could try charity shops. Or just put them in one of the Oxfam book
banks.

--
Max Demian

On Jan 16, 12:33*pm, "Max Demian" wrote:
"André Coutanche" wrote in message

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On Jan 15, 6:15 pm, "Andr *Coutanche"
wrote:
I'm clearing out the loft and I've got various piles of old
magazines which are free to anyone who wants to collect them
(Bristol).

Oh, it would be a shame to throw them out! Could you put them on
eBay for a nominal sum?

I've never eBay-ed, so I don't know whether I could effectively give them
away there. But that would involve effort, so it's a very low priority
option!

I share your instinct, Bill, that it would be a shame. But if no-one
actually wants them ...

I'll probably offer them on Freecycle, unless anyone here can suggest an
alternative forum where they might find a home.

You could try charity shops. Or just put them in one of the Oxfam book
banks.

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I just thought. Old Pembers would love them. He can be found at
http://www.pembers.freeserve.co.uk/

Bill