ianoid Posted March 1, 2022 Share Posted March 1, 2022 (edited) Magazine sale $8 each unless priced otherwise. Overall very good condition unless stated, but I can check on the covers for individual issues as needed. Shipping not included. PayPal or whatever accepted. A+ (The independent guide for Apple computing) v3 n9 Sep 1985 v4 n9 Sep 1986 v4 n10 Oct 1986 Jan 1987 Mar 1988 Apr 1988 (cover worn) Apple Assembly Line (small format programming focussed 'zine came out for years) v2 n12 Sep 1982 v3 n12 Sep 1983 Apple Orchard (user group magazine originally I believe) v2 n4 winter 1981-82 loose pages v4 n6 Sep 1983 sticker on cover Mar 1984 Apr-May 1984 Jul 1984 Call APPLE (super user group magazine) v3 n9 Nov-Dec 1980 v5 n11 Nov 1982 v6 n2 Feb 1983 v6 n5 May 1983 v6 n6 June 1983 v6 n11 Nov 1983 v7 n10 Oct 1984 Compute! v4 n7 Jul 1982 Computer Gaming World (happy to trade for pre-1990 issues I'm missing) #28 May 86 $14 #29 Jun-Jul 86 x2 $14 #31 Sep-Oct 86 $14 #32 Nov 86 $14 #33 Dec 86 $14 #37 May 87 $12 #38 Jun-Jul 87 $12 #39 Aug-Sep 87 $12 Creative Computing (multiplatform with some video games coverage) (happy to trade for any issues I don't have) MarApr 1976 $20 SepOct 1976 $20 NovDec 1976 $20 JanFeb 1977 $12 MayJun 1977 $12 NovDec 1977 $12 SepOct 1978 May 1981 July 1981 Oct 1981 Jul 1982 Jan 1983 Apr 1983 x2 Hardcore Computist (the magazine pretty much all about cracking games. Title varied in the beginning) Core v1 n1 Premiere Issue Sep 1983 $20 Core v1 n2 $16 Core v1 n3 $16 Hardcore (Core and Hardcore Computist) "Finally some news you can use" spine/cover wear $12 #2 $20 #4 "hardcore" Ultima II cracks edits etc $16 #8 #7 #9 #19 #20 #22 #23 #24 #25 #26 #27 #28 #29 x2 #30 x2 #32 5th anniversary issue #36 Oct 1986 #38 Dec 1986 #42 #56 #57 #60 cover wear #66 newsprint $12 #68 newsprint $12 #70 newsprint $12 #71 newsprint $12 #72 newsprint $12 #73 newsprint $12 Kilobaud Microcomputing n70 Oct 1982 inCider (The Apple II magazine) Dec 1983 Feb 1984 Oct 1984 Mar 1986 May 1987 Jun 1988 inCider/A+ (combined magazine late in the lifespan of both) Jul 1990 May 1991 Apr 1993 Interface Age (vintage computer magazine) v2 n5 Apr 1977 v2 n7 Jun 1977 v3 n10 Oct 1978 onComputing v2 n4 Spring 1981 v2 n1 Summer 1981 v3 n2 Fall 1981 Nibble (legendary Apple II magazine) v3 n3 v3 n4 v3 n5 v3 n6 v3 n7 v5 n4 Apr 1984 v5 n7 Jul1984 x2 v5 n9 Sep 1984 v5 n10 Oct 1984 v5 n11 Nov 1984 v5 n12 Dec 1984 x2 v6 n1 Jan 1985 v6 n2 Feb 1985 v7 n10 Oct 1986 Personal Computing Nov 1981 Dec 1981 Jun 1982 Retrogamer #12 $20 v2 n3 $15 v2 n6 $15 Softline (skinny multiplatform games oriented magazine by the Softalk people, fantastic, bimonthly) v1 n1 Sep 1981 $16 cover wear v1 n2 Nov 1981 v1 Jan 1982 v1 Mar 1982 x2 v1 Jul 1982 v2 Mar 1983 v2 May-Jun 1983 v2 Jul-Aug 1983 v3 Sep-Oct 1983 x3 v3 Nov-Dec 1983 v4 Jan-Feb 1984 Softside (multiplatform magazine with type in programs and games coverage) v5 n3 Dec 1981 v5 n4 Jan 1982 v5 n6 Mar 1982 v5 n8 May 1982 30 31 x2 32 x2 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 Nov 1983 46 Jan 1984 47 Feb 1984 48 Mar 1984 Softalk (all hail Softalk the king of Apple II magazines, although technically multiplatform) 1983 12 issues complete volume $85 Dec 1981 x2 one issue has loose cover, one issue has no cover Feb 1982 x2 one issue has rough cover, one issue has no cover Mar 1982 x2 Apr 1982 May 1982 Jul 1982 x2 Aug 1982 x2 Sep 1982 Oct 1982 Nov 1982 Dec 1982 Jan 1983 Feb 1983 Mar 1983 Apr 1983 May 1983 Jun 1983 Jul 1983 Sep 1983 Dec 1983 Jan 1984 Feb 1984 Mar 1984 Apr 1984 May 1984 Sync v2 n4 Jul/Aug 1982 Edited March 29, 2022 by ianoid added more Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ianoid Posted March 23, 2022 Author Share Posted March 23, 2022 Added a few more Hardcore Computists. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leonard Smith Posted March 23, 2022 Share Posted March 23, 2022 What do you use for the plastic baggies on the Softalk mags? I have some 1984 Macworld issues that I'd like to bag up, but they're quite large and non-standard sizewise as far magazines go. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ianoid Posted March 23, 2022 Author Share Posted March 23, 2022 7 minutes ago, Leonard Smith said: What do you use for the plastic baggies on the Softalk mags? I have some 1984 Macworld issues that I'd like to bag up, but they're quite large and non-standard sizewise as far magazines go. I'm into right fitting PPE archival bags, so thanks for asking. When something doesn't fit in a standard 8x11 bag, I use a 9x11. I keep both on hand but I use way more 8x11s. ian 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ianoid Posted March 27, 2022 Author Share Posted March 27, 2022 Added Creative Computing and some Hardcore Computist related early magazines. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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