Posted by Ron in Nebr on August 14, 2014 at 20:04:30 from (70.198.35.172):
In Reply to: Farm Collector Magazine posted by Bryce Frazier on August 14, 2014 at 09:33:40:
Congrats! But also be kinda careful....several years ago, back in my stock car racing days, I had an article about my racing published in a national magazine.
I knew in advance it was coming out and also I subscribed to that magazine at the time, but....got a phone call one day from a company that said "congratulations on your upcoming article!" and then they went on to offer me a "memento" which was my magazine article mounted on a wall-hanging "display" so I would be able to show it off and have it forever. Naturally, I said "sure, I'll buy one!".
What I got was ok, but way overpriced...don't remember now but $300+.....the magazine article was photocopied and put behind plexiglass on a varnished peice of wood(two pieces actually in my case since it was a long article)and a small brass plaque with my name and the name/month of the magazine at the bottom of one of the boards.
In looking back, I could have made the same thing myself for less than $50.00....
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