Housed inside a 10,000-square-foot New Jersey warehouse is a collection of 130,000 vintage magazines, the culmination of one man’s decades-long pursuit to collect “time capsules” of life and culture.

A woman reaches for a copy of Life on a New York City newsstand in 1936. Time Inc. Picture Collection / The LIFE Images Collection via Getty Images On a whim in 1972 while enrolled in medical school, ...

If you've ever wondered what to do with old newspapers and magazines, you're not alone. While many people toss them out without a second thought, some editions hold value beyond just paper and ink.

Time magazine, one of the best-known periodicals in worldwide publishing, years ago developed a series of hand-drawn color portraits of World War II figures for its covers. Fifty-five of those covers ...

Standing at the epicenter of fashion, design and art print publications in New York City for 25 years, Iconic Magazines and Grand Collection have come together in celebration of print. For over two ...

EVEN AS A child, James Hyman could not bear to throw away his copies of the Beano. Later, when working for MTV—first as a press officer compiling the day’s clippings, then as a researcher working on ...

Vogue, June 1949, photograph by Clifford Coffin. “Clifford Coffin took June’s most famous fashion photograph—a bathing-suit spread that opens the editorial well on a playfully surreal note. Coffin’s ...