Friend of mine was cleaning out his Dad's house and found literally hundred of magazines in an old disconected fridge.  They range from a couple of movie magazines from the 70s to Ladies' Home Journal to McCall Magazines. 
Most are in good condition, with a few being in acceptable condition.  Good enough to read, not a collector's pristine issue.  None of them are in mint condition, but for their age, they have held up pretty well.

There is some normal wear and tear from handling.  Edges of the pages have already turned yellow.  Interior still has original ad inserts.  The edges of the magazine has a curl to it, as they've been stored in piles.  Magazine cover has a mailing label, I won't remove it for fear of ruining the cover.  Please inspect the photo as what's photographed is what you'll receive and you can determine the condition of the magazine from the image.

Prices on the magazines will vary mostly because of weight.  Back in the day, most magazines were 75-150 pages, weighing more than a pound each.  Most of the magazines will be sent out via Ground Advantage, which means sending out a magazine that weighs over a pound could cost close to $7 in shipping alone. Since the shipping is free for the buyer, I have to factor that into the overall price of the magazine.  I'm as fair as I can be with pricing, my goal is to prevent these issues going into a landfill, and to also make a little bit of cash on the way.