National Geographic magazines

[thingamabobby]

Hey guys, hoping you could help a bit here

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[ksc5ice]

Sinbad Books
21a Koornang Road
Carnegie 3163

[tortoises]

Steal them from doctor's offices? I know my optometrist has a stack :P

[croix]

I have a whole lot of them.. if you let me know which years you're after maybe we can arrange something! I have a whole lot of 80s and 90s ones.

[thingamabobby]

Oh yay! To be honest, I'd probably be after most of them. I've got to sort out the current ones I've got, which I'll hopefully do over the next few days, so I'll let you know? I'm willing to give cash, or some other sort of product of choice for the exchange :)

[croix]

That's cool, they're just collecting dust here anyway. Let me know what you end up needing and I'll have a look.

[omegamorningsta]

Don't know if it's of interest but you can buy all of them on CD now-a-days.. not the same as having the paper ones I know but a fun way to peek at the holes in the collection! :)

[thingamabobby]

Yeah, I'll end up getting that as well sometime down the track, mostly for the digital pictures, but yeah I do like having the paper version in my hands :)

[lokicarbis]

Second hand bookshops can be good - City Basement Books in Elizabeth St and Sybers Books in Chapel St have both stocked NatGeos from time to time. Another good place to check is library book sales, where they often sell off old copies dirt cheap (although oft-times much the worse for wear - check carefully).

[thingamabobby]

Yeah, I was given this tip today - get onto libraries and see when they get rid of them etc. I'm sure they'd appreciate a donation or something in return for copies.

[lokicarbis]

A lot of libraries have regular book sales - you just have to subscribe to their list to find out about them.