007 Magazine Archive Files is Back!! Diamonds are Forever

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• ppw3o6r Great BritainPosts: 2,280MI6 Agent

  October 2011

  ppw3o6r wrote:

  The latest issue of 007 Magazine Archive Files is now available featuring Timothy Dalton's two classic outings as The Most Famous Gentleman Spy in all Fiction..Agent 007
  
  
  
  
  AVAILABLE NOW FROM:
  
  http://www.007magazine.co.uk/007_magazine.htm
  
  
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  007 MAGAZINE
  
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• ppw3o6r Great BritainPosts: 2,280MI6 Agent

  March 2012

  Whoops!
• Sir Miles The Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,769Chief of Staff

  March 2012

  Better get my order in quick...these are a top class read -{

  YNWA 97
  
• Gwynplaine Posts: 2MI6 Agent

  March 2012

  Just received this issue today. What a fantastic tribute to one of my favourite Bonds. I've been a Bond collector/enthusiast for 40+ years and the one thing I know I'm always going to get with an issue of Graham' Rye's "007 Magazine" (and most especially "007 Archive Files") is an array of stunning photos that I've never seen before. This Diamonds Are Forever issue exceeded expectations with "Plenty" of eye-popping photos (!) and articles that you just want to read through all over again the second you've finished. And what's more it appears that this is part #1... can part #2 (and beyond?) possibly top this one?
  But you know one of the things I like best about these pleasingly frequent magazines? The fact that Mr Rye understands the collectability of his publications and ensures they're mailed out in card-backed envelopes. It might sound a trivial thing to praise, but when you're spending good money on a specialist publication like this, you're clearly a collector and, as such, you're going to want it in the best possible condition. One of the reasons I stopped buying "MI6 Confidential" magazine was the fact that every issue used to arrive damaged due to insubstantial packaging (thin plastic bags might save you a few pence, but they're never going to protect their contents, guys). Now, maybe they've cleaned up their act on that score since I last saw one, but getting fed up with paying out big bucks for a damaged magazine literally drove me away. So long may Graham Rye continue to publish these issues, and futhermore mail them out with the care such wonderful materials deserve. If there were twenty different Bond magazines out there and I could only afford one, "007 Magazine" would be it. You can't really claim to be a Bond fan if you aren't adding these to your collection.
• ppw3o6r Great BritainPosts: 2,280MI6 Agent

  March 2012

  Gwynplaine wrote:

  Just received this issue today. What a fantastic tribute to one of my favourite Bonds. I've been a Bond collector/enthusiast for 40+ years and the one thing I know I'm always going to get with an issue of Graham' Rye's "007 Magazine" (and most especially "007 Archive Files") is an array of stunning photos that I've never seen before. This Diamonds Are Forever issue exceeded expectations with "Plenty" of eye-popping photos (!) and articles that you just want to read through all over again the second you've finished. And what's more it appears that this is part #1... can part #2 (and beyond?) possibly top this one?
  But you know one of the things I like best about these pleasingly frequent magazines? The fact that Mr Rye understands the collectability of his publications and ensures they're mailed out in card-backed envelopes. It might sound a trivial thing to praise, but when you're spending good money on a specialist publication like this, you're clearly a collector and, as such, you're going to want it in the best possible condition. One of the reasons I stopped buying "MI6 Confidential" magazine was the fact that every issue used to arrive damaged due to insubstantial packaging (thin plastic bags might save you a few pence, but they're never going to protect their contents, guys). Now, maybe they've cleaned up their act on that score since I last saw one, but getting fed up with paying out big bucks for a damaged magazine literally drove me away. So long may Graham Rye continue to publish these issues, and futhermore mail them out with the care such wonderful materials deserve. If there were twenty different Bond magazines out there and I could only afford one, "007 Magazine" would be it. You can't really claim to be a Bond fan if you aren't adding these to your collection.

  
  Welcome to AJB & thank you for your positive comments which I will take pleasure in passing on to the gent in question.