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thanks for read my comment , my friend have an antique piece and he willing to sale it and we dont know about the field, it is a french antique one piece only in the world his dad bought it from Paris from like 1930 , so if you can help us about that please contact me on my email to give you more details .
thank you & best regards
Hossam
I would like to know the cost of an annual subscription but cannot find it anywhere on your subscribe page. Neither can I find a subscription form. Thank you.
Hi Tremain,
If you would like to subscribe to the print edition of Antique Collecting, you can do so by clicking here. An annual subscription is £32.
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I have been a subscriber to the Antique Collecting Magazine from infancy stage, missed a coupe years in the (90ies} My question is : I assume most subscribers of the magazine are over the age of 50 , the print font size seems to be getting smaller for us younger chaps. Has the magazine editor/publisher given any thought to this increasingly pending problem for their older subscribers. I like reading the magazine but not through a magnify glass. And I just got my new prescription glasses. Anyway would appreciate your comments. With thanks Gordon Seabrook
Thanks for your comments, Gordon, while the font size of the print issue was reduced a little while ago we’ve now increased its size again, so hopefully that should help.
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Can we gift a subscription?
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Yes, we can certainly arrange a gift subscription, and our Subscriptions Manager will send you an email with the details.
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Hi, can I become a magazine subscriber if I live in Ireland? (Hard copy rather than digital). Thanks
Hi Niamh, Yes, you can certainly become a print subscriber to Antique Collecting magazine in Ireland – it would be great to have you as a reader! We will ask the subscriptions manager, Jill, to get in touch to explain the subscription options.
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why am i having so much trouble trying to subscribe with your offer acnec17 ?
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How does an AUSTRALIAN go about subscribing to a printed version of your magazine ?
Gary Roberts
Hi Gary,
If you head over to the subscribe page and beneath ‘New Subscribers’ you just hit the button ‘buy now’ and then choose your shipping location.
If you have any problems subscribing, please email our Subscriptions Manager, Sue Slee – sue.slee@accpublishinggroup.com
Thanks for that , will do Gary
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It seems I need a subscriber number or something to renew online? I don’t have a number I’m aware of…also I’d like to subscribe for 2-3 years since getting funds to the UK from Canada seems endlessly complicated…or can I just telephone with my credit card number and work it out that way?