Description
A bundle of three vintage Hobbies magazines, sold together as one lot. These illustrated magazines offer a glimpse into the world of home crafts, woodworking, model making and amateur mechanics, with practical projects, period advertisements and inventive ideas to browse.
The photographed issues include 28 February 1931, with its illustrated stool cover and “How the Talkies Work!” headline, and 18 April 1931, featuring “Make this Canvas Canoe!” The third magazine is included in the bundle, but its date is not confirmed from the supplied photographs.
A look inside the hobby workshop
The photographed pages include a pinhole camera project, “A Telephone Anyone Can Make”, portable draughts or chess and a dart board, alongside advertisements for model aeroplanes, model railways and woodworking supplies. A rewarding browse for collectors of vintage magazines, craft enthusiasts and anyone interested in the ingenuity of the period.
Condition
The photographed magazines show age-toned paper, marks, creasing and worn edges, with tears and small losses visible around some edges and spines. These are well-used vintage publications with plenty of period character. Please browse all photographs for a closer look at the details and condition.
Please note: This listing is for all three magazines together, not three separately available copies. Cover references to design sheets, plans or free booklets do not confirm that those original extras remain present.
Col: A
Hobbies Magazines – Bundle of 3 Vintage Issues – 1931
£12.00
Description
A bundle of three vintage Hobbies magazines, sold together as one lot. These illustrated magazines offer a glimpse into the world of home crafts, woodworking, model making and amateur mechanics, with practical projects, period advertisements and inventive ideas to browse.
The photographed issues include 28 February 1931, with its illustrated stool cover and “How the Talkies Work!” headline, and 18 April 1931, featuring “Make this Canvas Canoe!” The third magazine is included in the bundle, but its date is not confirmed from the supplied photographs.
A look inside the hobby workshop
The photographed pages include a pinhole camera project, “A Telephone Anyone Can Make”, portable draughts or chess and a dart board, alongside advertisements for model aeroplanes, model railways and woodworking supplies. A rewarding browse for collectors of vintage magazines, craft enthusiasts and anyone interested in the ingenuity of the period.
Condition
The photographed magazines show age-toned paper, marks, creasing and worn edges, with tears and small losses visible around some edges and spines. These are well-used vintage publications with plenty of period character. Please browse all photographs for a closer look at the details and condition.
Please note: This listing is for all three magazines together, not three separately available copies. Cover references to design sheets, plans or free booklets do not confirm that those original extras remain present.
Col: A