7000+ magazines and books, all cataloged and cross referenced in the garage with about five linear ft. to be done in the office. Never moving again so I don't have to worry about it. Contents listed on file cards in fifteen metal file drawers, one for rockets and missiles, two more for vehicles. Complete sets of many including FSM. One or two missing on others such as Air Classics. Issues date back to the 1930s in some cases. The WWII Flying issues, for example, were great with tons of material. Many languages, too. English, French, Czech, Polish, German, Japanese, Russian, Hebrew, Dutch, etc.
One big section of shelving collapsed last year. I picked up a couple of cabinets at great prices and I have started building them. Eventually the entire library will be well protected and easilly accesible.
I subscribe to most of the American magazines, buy most of the British stuff at Borders, all of the European air magazines and British modeling magazines from Berkeley Ace Hardware. Once in a while I get over to Dan Webb's in Oakland to fill holes.
There are two boxes of file cards with complete listings of what's in the library. I bought a povket computer two years ago and still haven't figured out how it works :-(
Anybody that wants to toss books and magazines please put me on the list with the others. Likewise, I have a few crates of duplicate issues from estate sales and the three kind folks who just gave their libraries to me. Drop me a line with your snail mail address and I'll send you a copy of the disposal list.
Tom