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popular magazines

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• National Geographic
  Makes a nice collection that can be referenced many times. Includes splendid color maps and can become a center piece for home librarys.

  Monthly magazines can be stored in book-slip cases that shelf easily on bookshelves and den shelving.
  
  — National Geographic Magazine
  — Book case slips (search: slipcases)
  
  

• Architectural Digest
  A favorite for many libraries. Nice reference of architectural designs that become interesting references years after.
  — Architectural Digest Magazine
  
  

• The New Yorker
  Successively noted as the most cosmopolitan magazine of them all. Place neatly on the den coffee table with a collection readily available from the wall shelf.
  — The New Yorker
  
  
• Epicurious
  The world's greatest magazine collection of recipes.
  You would think it belongs in the kitchen. The current copy does, but you want to keep all copies for future reference.
  — Epicurious Magazine
  
  
• Life Magazine
  One of America's favorites . . . both old and new. Illustrates a timeline history of American culture and events. A den favorite.
  — Life Magazine
  — start with year 1936
  
  
• Arizona Highway
  Who would think that a magazine dedicated to the Arizona roadway would become a classic.
  — Arizona Highway
  
  
• Readers Digest
  Noted as America's family magazine. Not necessarily a favorite for the den, but can add a little decor in some areas around you library.
  — Reader's Digest Magazine
  
  
• Smithsonian Magazine
  A must for every library. Features the best in all academic and artistic interests. Plus, it a decorative piece for any library table.
  — Smithsonian Magazine
  
  
• Foreign Affairs Magazine
  Not for everyone. Very intellectual in foreign policy and economics. A must for the distinquished library.
  — Foreign Affairs
  
  
• Horse&Hound
  For the equestrian of the home. Compliments any den that leans to the Engish side of decor.
  — Horse&Hound Magazine
  
  
• Harpers
  Focus interests on the non-mainstream. Illustrates interest in multi-topics.
  — Harpers
  
  
• Country Life
  One of the most recognized names in media. Since 1897, Country Living is the premier issue for English living.
  — Country Life
  
  
• Classic Collection
  You may desire to build your library with some classic collections from:
  • Look Magazine
  • Life Magazine
  • Saturday Evening Post
  • Country Living
  • and others

  Collection Series:
  — http://www.oldmags.com/
  
  

• Other Magazines
  Some favorites of many libraries:
  — Time
  — Newsweek
  — US News and World Report
  
  — Better Homes and Garden
  — Popular Science
  — Nature
  — Rolling Stone