How do I rid old, collectible magazines of the musty smell or odor from cigarette smoke without damage to them

Put them in a box large enough to have room for an open box of baking soda. Keep box closed,baking soda will absorb odors.

Activated charcoal or baking soda will absorb the smell. Put the book in a cardboard box and fill a container with either baking soda or activated charcoal placing it in the box. Leave it for a week or so and the smell will go away. However, if the old book had mold or mildew spores (look for little black dots), put it out in the heat of the sun or in the dryer on the delicate rack making certain air can circulate all around it. The heat will kill the spores, then work on removing the smell. If the book is a collectable, do not wet it or use fabric softener sheets as you will devalue it. The softener sheets leave a residue which will yellow as does any liquid.

My Mom told me to use fabric softeneer sheets in between the pages or just on top of them (I had my husbands old books from when he was a kid to de-stink) - I haven't done it yet tho so I can't say how well it worked! However, my Mom's usually on target with this kind of thing.

get a plastic bag place them in dump baking soda scented wood chips in the bag and leave them there for a couple of days

or place scented fabric softner in the bag this will work

stand a few inches back, and try and spray them with some febrreeze