Fine Woodworking magazines

GET THESE VALUABLE MAGAZINES BEFORE KIJIJI DELETES MY AD A THIRD TIME! Much of what I learned about woodworking over the past several decades I learned from these treasured magazines and the rest I learned from hands-on experience guided by the articles in them. It saddens me to have to part with them, but I am downsizing and they have to go, preferably to someone who will get as much from them as I have. All of these magazines predate the current "Fine Woodworking", if it even still exists, and are of very high quality. I have not found comparable quality in any other woodworking magazines or websites anywhere. The collection starts with the Fall 1976 issue, #4, then runs continuously from the Nov/Dec 1979 issue #19 to the Dec 2002 issue #159. After that, they run to issue #264, Dec 2017, but with the following issues missing: 160, 181, 204-208, 210-214, 216-226, 228-251, 253-258, 260-263. There are more than 180 magazines in total. BONUS: I will include an index for issues 1 to 100, free. NOTE: the photo shows only a small sample of the total collection. These magazines show you everything you need to know about woodworking, from the properties of wood, to plans, to techniques, to tool recommendations. Many of the articles were written by people I consider to be the giants of 20th century woodworking, including Tage Frid, James Krenov, Christian Becksvoort, and the Canadian Michael Fortune. They would make a perfect gift for a woodworker who is just starting out. If you can even find any of these individual issues online, they will likely cost at least $10 per issue, compared with less than a buck each with this offer. Price: $100; cash only