My husband has every Automobile magazine (literally the magazine is called Automobile, not that he has a variety of auto magazines, it is a monthly magazine) as far back as 1986.

I keep architectural digest, and some other related magazines when I buy them, but I don’t have many, maybe 8).

I’ve kept all my magazine collections. I think it’s great having a lot of magazines, especially the older ones, because they have great references. If you want to narrow it down, just skim through them and toss the ones you find least interesting.

I go through myart -related mags from time to time and cut out articles and file them neatly by subject matter…actually no.I am in the same boat as you.Let me know if you come up with any good ideas ;))

I’m not an art anything, but I do appreciate certain advertisements, photographs, and articles published in magazines. What I started to do when I began to accumulate publications is keep only the stuff I wanted and toss the rest. I just tore out the pages I liked and stuck them in plastic sleeves in a binder by categories. You might also scan them and go digital.

my magazines are in minde book all the time.It is in there nice photocolection with addings.Does it count

Go through them all, find the ones that give you the most information on the time period and/or design tips that are still valid. Keep those and recycle the rest.