History buffs - a question

[gollygee]

What is your favorite magazine?

Asking because I'm trying to find a good Christmas present for my dad :)

[tyedyeto]

1. Smithsonian??

Don't read magazines but do read some non-fictional history books.

[Inland]

4. Good coffee table magazine

Glossy photos, wide variety of interesting articles of general nature.

[gollygee]

5. I will look into that one

thanks for the suggestion :)

[LSdemocrat]

2. You could post this question in the DU American History forum

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topics&forum=241

[gollygee]

3. Didn't know there was one!

thanks :)

:hi:

[wishlist]

6. American Heritage is good for history buffs

I have been giving some relatives American Heritage for many years now. These relatives always remind me to keep sending it to them for their Christmas gift without my even asking if they like it, so I keep renewing it for them.

I like Smithsonian also

[Astarho]

7. Archeology

One of my personal favorites.

You could post this in the World History Forum too.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topics&forum=277

[Menshevik]

8. I used to subscribe to "American History" magazine

It was really good...highly recommend it

[pleiku52cab]

9. If he likes ancient history try Archeology

[Dzimbowicz]

10. How about a membership to the American Historical Association

It brings with it their quarterly (it might even be monthly) publication which contains essays on the latest research. Although the AHA publication is considered a journal, I hope it may provide what you are looking for.

[auntAgonist]

11. The Atlantic Monthy ** not really 'history'

but definately a good choice for newer history. Make sense?

[leftofthedial]

12. Penthouse

well, you asked.

[gollygee]

13. LOL

:D

[name not needed]

14. Hustler

:P