What to do with boxes of old sf magazines?

[dreamshark]

I'm cleaning off shelves again. Just spent the day vacuuming the dust off of about 15 shelf-feet of old SF magazines (mostly 1960s-1980s, but some outliers from the 50's and some newer). About 3/4 of them are Analog SF, but there's a whole Cub box full of miscellaneous titles. Condition varies, but mostly in the Fair/Good/Very Good range.

If anybody would like some of these, please speak up. If there is interest I could bring them to a Minnstf meeting, but I'm not going to lug them around if nobody wants them.

Any suggestions where to donate them? 

Comments

[skylarker.livejournal.com]

If not to Mnstf, I'm a fan of the Women's Prison Reading program.

[mle292.livejournal.com]

I've seen such things for sale at Uncle Hugos. You may be able to get money for them if that's what you want.

[dreamshark.livejournal.com]

Dont care about money. According to a quick Ebay survey they aren't worth much.

[nellorat.livejournal.com]

Check with your local VA hospital librarians. They vary widely: many don't care, but we finally found one who goes through everything, takes what she needs, and sends the rest to other librarians in the tri-state area. Still recovering from Hurricane Sandy, alas. But I digress--those magazines are the type of thing that a VA hospital library might like.