Okay, I admit it - I don’t seem to be able to find a copy of
this magazine. Does it stand for American Jewelery
Manufacturers? Does anyone know where I can find a copy in the
East Bay of San Francisco? Or an online address? Thank you in
advance for your willingness to enlighten me!
Shael Barger
dakotahdog@msn.com
Dear Shael, Yes, AJM does stand for American Jewelry
Manufacturer. In case you’re not familiar with us, we offer a
wide variety of articles on manufacturing trends, techniques, and
technology for both large and small shops. A free copy of the
July issue=97which includes features on bar coding, training, and
shop floor plans, in addition to CAD/CAM=97can be had by e-mailing
us at ajmmagazine@compuserve.com, or by calling me at
800-444-6572, ext. 3025. You can also visit us at our Web site,
www.ajm-magazine.com.
Thanks for your interest…
Rich Youmans
Associate Publisher/Editor, AJM
ryoumans@mjsainc.com
Shael:
AJM isn’t sold on stands; it’s through subscription or MJSA
membership. Our website is listed below.
And I’d be happy to send you a copy of the July issue; just
e-mail your address and I’ll get one out pronto.
John Shanahan
Associate Editor, AJM Magazine
The only magazine dedicated to the manufacturing jeweler
401-274-3840, ext. 3037
http://www.ajm-magazine.com
Dear Shael,
AJM does indeed stand for American Jewelry Manufacturer. It is
published by Manufacturing Jewelers and Suppliers of America, the
trade association. You may have a hard time finding one where you
are because it is not sold through newstands: it is available
through subscription only. All MJSA members receive a free
subscription, but it is also available to non-members.
You can get a sample copy to look over by phoning MJSA at
1-800-444-6572, or by e-mailing the magazine at
AJMMagazine@compuserve.com. You can also check out their Web site
at http://mjsa.polygon.net/ajm – they have an online
subscription order form, if you like.
Thanks for your interest!
Suzanne Wade
AJM Contributing Editor
SuWade@ici.net