OldCardboard magazine- subscriptions

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Posted By: leon

As an equal opportunity dictator I want to give a friendly reminder that after the 1st 5 copies of OldCardboard magazine, if you were one of the initial subscribers you got an extra one free, then your subscription has run out. If you want our friends to keep their great magazine going please go to their website and paypal them a few bucks for a new subscription. I forgot to do mine too but did get it done yesterday. If you are reading this board, and care about vintage baseball cards at all, you really should subscribe. I have absolutely no vested interest in their magazine except I think it's the best one out and I want to see it continue (I am not saying it won't but subscriptions certainly help matters).....regards ....moderator dude

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Posted By: Nathan

Put in my subscription today - Hope it helps.

Nathan

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Posted By: Hal Lewis

So did I.

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Posted By: Julie Vognar

It's not only the best, it's the ONLY one out there (except for the SGC thing,. whicch I reluctantly subscribed to as well...)

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Posted By: joe

I'm always the 1st to the party, wedding, never late, my wife complains sometimes, paypaled this payment about a month ago. Great magazine.

Joe

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Posted By: Damian

and I will happily suscribe! Maybe others too!

Damian

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Posted By: Lyman Hardeman

Damian, I thought you would never ask, but glad you did.

Old Cardboard Magazine subscriptions (or renewals) can be ordered on-line at http://www.oldcardboard.com/subscriptions.asp. Abstracts of all articles from past issues can also be found from links on that page. There is still time (although not much) for those whose subscriptions expired with Issue #5 to renew online to make sure there is no lapse in your run of the magazine.

Brett and I want to thank Leon and all memebers of this forum for your kind words of support. Old Cardboard is truly a magazine for vintage collectors by vintage collectors and we believe that anyone with even a remote interest in "old cardboard" will find the magazine helpful and informative.

Now well into our second year of publishing, we look forward to a very eventful 2006 and welcome comments from all collectors about your interests and what you would like to see in future issues.

Thanks again for the support of all members of this board. It is very much appreciated.

Lyman and Brett Hardeman

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Posted By: barry arnold

Just paid through paypal.
thanks for reminding us, Leon.

best,

Barry

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Posted By: Peter Thomas

Me too thanks for reminder moderator dude and to the publishers

Peter

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Posted By: Chris Mc

Paid for another year. Love the publication!

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Posted By: Robert {Bigb13}

I just renewed mine. Thanks for the reminder it did slip my mind with all the Holiday stuff happening. Rob {Bigb13}

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Posted By: Damian

Can't wait! Thank you!

Damian

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Posted By: JimB

I renewed mine a few weeks ago. Look forward to every issue.
JimB

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Posted By: Josh K.

paid last week.

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Posted By: Lee Behrens

Subscription renewed, and I still have my hat, Bret.

Lee

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Posted By: Darren J. Duet

Been there, Done that!

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Posted By: David McDonald

Charter member, already renewed. Love the mag. Wish it came out every week.

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Posted By: Joe_G.

TTT

By far my favorite subscription, check is in the mail.

Thanks Lyman & Brett Hardeman, Merry X-mas!

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Posted By: Steve Dawson

Thank you Joe for bringing this back to the top. I missed it the first time, and just subscribed and ordered all 5 back issues


Steve

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Posted By: tbob

Besides being a very informative and well-done magazine, Brett and Lyman are two quality people and genuinely nice guys. I urge everyone to help support the magazine and subscribe.

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Posted By: Jim

Just got my first issue of the subscription my wife bought me for Christmas......can't wait for the next one!

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Posted By: Jim

Just sent in for my subscription and copies of the 1st 5 issues.

Jim

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Posted By: davidcycleback

Subscribers to Old Cardboard might also wish to subscribe to Gridiron Greats (gridirongreats.net). It's a similar quarterly magazine about vintage football memorabilia (cards, autographs, pennants, programs, equipment, etc). Lots of Pre-WWII articles. Not only is it an enjoyable magazine, but it's one of these one man opperations that I think is important to support. If you don't want all the magazines to be pubished by million dollar companies like Collector Universe and Beckett and Time(not disprespecting their magazines), then it's important to subscribe to an Old Cardboard or Gridiron Greats-- or both.

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Posted By: identify7

Subscribers to Old Cardboard might also wish to subscribe to The Wrapper (LesWrap@cs.com, 630-443-9690). It's a magazine (8 issues/year for $22) about vintage non-sports cards. Lots of Pre-WWII articles. Not only is it an enjoyable magazine, but it's one of these one man opperations that I think is important to support. If you don't want all the magazines to be pubished by million dollar companies like Collector Universe and Beckett and Time(not disprespecting their magazines), then it's important to subscribe to an Old Cardboard or Gridiron Greats, or The Wrapper-- or all.