Magazines from the book scot

Otto Limited. London., 1902 Magazine size about 9 by 11 1/2 inches with some 110 or so pages. Bound in heavy illustrated gray paper. Rear cover with a small glued-on image as part of an advertisement. A very high quality collector magazine. This issue features articles on Cambridge Colleges Silver Plate Collection, Venetian Hospitality, Early Worcester China, Debucourt, Goya. Numerous… Read more about this item

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Des Moines, Iowa., 1927 Magazine size a bit larger than 8 1/2 by 11 inches with some 80 or so pages. Bound in white wraps with black lettering. Illustrated. Everything having to do with or having a bearing on the locomotive engineers union and with some technical aspects of locomotive operation. Address label; covers soil; mouse… Read more about this item

Curtis Publishing. Philadelphia, 1958 In this issue the Ray Bradbury novelette 'The Magic White Suit' appears. Illustrated by Thornton Utz. Usual POST size and format with 124 pages. Much else of course. Front cover address label; bottom corners bumped; light wear. VERY GOOD. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket.

C M Goodspeed. Skaneateles, NY., 1926 Magazine size about 6 by 9 inches with some 32 pages. Bound in photo illustrated wraps. Illustrated with photos. A magazine devoted to the interests of ginseng and golden seal. Magazine previously folded side to side leaving a top to bottom crease else light wear. GOOD. 1st Edition.. Soft cover. Good/No Jacket.

Boy Scouts of America. NY, 1931 Single issue of BOYS' LIFE magazine from June, 1931. Usual size and format with some 66 pages. Cover illustration by Harold N Anderson. Fiction by Harold M Sherman, Eustace L Adams, Jack Le Brun and others. Many of the top boys' book writers of the period appeared in BOYS' LIFE. Also all the usual… Read more about this item

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Des Moines, Iowa., 1927 Magazine size a bit larger than 8 1/2 by 11 inches with some 80 or so pages. Bound in white wraps with black lettering. Illustrated. Everything having to do with or having a bearing on the locomotive engineers union and with some technical aspects of locomotive operation. Address label; covers soil. GOOD.… Read more about this item

Editions De L'Illustration. Paris, 1927 Book size about 8 by 11 inches with some 776 pages. Bound in marbled paper over boards with leather spine. Gilt spine lettering. A bound volume of individual issues of the French publication 'La Petite Illustration' including issues from 1926 & 1927 (Two from 1926, 13 from 1927). Issues include novels, short fiction works, three… Read more about this item

The Forum Publishing Company. NY., 1928 Magazine size about 7 by 10 inches with some 60 or so text pages plus numerous advertising pages. Bound in green and orange decorated wraps. Two notable contributions in this issue are from Christopher Morley (One Act Play--'Really, My Dear') and Stephen Leacock ('An Elegy Written Near A City Freight Yard'). Also contributions by… Read more about this item

Curtis Publishing. Philadelphia, 1956 Three issues of the SATURDAY EVENING POST from 1956 & 1957 each with a William Hazlett Upson story about the extraordinary tractor salesman Alexander Botts. Upson was one of the very few successful long term comedy writers in the POST stable. Much else of course but Upson is the star here. Each issue with front cover… Read more about this item

John Wanamaker. Philadelphia., 1916 Magazine size about 9 by 12 inches with some 50 pages. Front cover illustration by Lawrence LaPointe. Feature articles on Harriet T Comstock. Laid-in is a full page photo of Ms. Comstock suitable for framing. This issue contains eight pages of 'The Children's Own Story Book' where the child can cut out the pages and assemble… Read more about this item

International Magazine Company. NY., 1932 Usual COSMOPOLITAN size and format with some 164 pages. Front cover illustration by Harrison Fisher. Fiction by Zane Grey (Serial part), Pearl S Buck (Serial part), Edna Ferber, Zeh Bouck, Damon Runyon, Margaret Sangster, Fannie Kilbourne, William Almon White, Arthur Somers Roche, Royal Brown, Faith Baldwin. A magazine with average wear for a magazine from… Read more about this item

Hearst Magazines. NY., 1948 Single issue of GOOD HOUSEKEEPING magazine from October, 1948. Usual size and format for this publication with a mammoth 358 pages. Front cover image by Alex Ross. Fiction by Frederick Nebel, Louis Kamp, Faith Baldwin (With a marvelous full page Al Parker illustration), Victoria Lincoln. Betty MacDonald concludes her piece titled 'The Plague and I'. Much… Read more about this item

International Magazine Company. NY., 1932 Usual COSMOPOLITAN size and format with some 158 pages. Front cover illustration by Harrison Fisher. This issue very special for the Harold Bell Wright piece 'Letters To My Sons', the precursor to his book 'To My Sons' which is very difficult to find in the original edition today. Other fiction by W Somerset Maugham, O… Read more about this item

University of Illinois College of Agriculture. Urbana., 1926 Book size about 6 by 9 inches with some 24 pages. Bound in cream wraps with black lettering. A listing of some 200 or more books of interest to the farmer of the era. Previous owner name on front cover; front cover crease from binding; light wear. VERY GOOD. 1st Edition.. Soft… Read more about this item

Boy Scouts of America. NY, 1941 Single issue of BOYS' LIFE magazine from September, 1941. Usual size and format with some 42 pages. Paper quality already reflects Wartime problems. Fiction by J Allen Dunn, Frederic Arnold Kummer, J Paul Loomis. Many of the top boys' book writers of the period appeared in BOYS' LIFE. Also all the usual Departments, Features,… Read more about this item

Curtis Publishing. Philadelphia, 1956 Single issue of the SATURDAY EVENING POST from August 18, 1956 with the inclusion of the Kurt Vonnegut story 'This Son of Mine'. Much else of course but the Vonnegut tale is the fictional star of this issue. Front cover address label; light wear. VERY GOOD. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Des Moines, Iowa., 1927 Magazine size a bit larger than 8 1/2 by 11 inches with some 80 or so pages. Bound in white wraps with black lettering. Illustrated. Everything having to do with or having a bearing on the locomotive engineers union and with some technical aspects of locomotive operation. This issue is a continuation… Read more about this item

Hearst Magazines. NY., 1949 Single issue of GOOD HOUSEKEEPING magazine from October, 1949. Usual size and format with some 340 pages. Front cover illustration by Alex Ross. Fiction by Eleanor Duvall, Mignon McLaughlin, Richard Sullivan, Eve Davis. Among the articles is one with excerpts from a forthcoming book by J B Priestly titled 'Delight'. Children's page by Tony Palazzo. Front… Read more about this item

New Friends Publications. Carmichael, California., 1989 Magazine size about 8 by 10 1/2 inches with some 64 pages. Bound in cheap photo illustrated newsprint wraps. Illustrated throughout with photos of mostly fully nude people placing ads for hook-ups with like minded people. Magazine offering a place for swingers of all sexual persuasions to get together and look for friends. Very… Read more about this item

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Des Moines, Iowa., 1927 Magazine size a bit larger than 8 1/2 by 11 inches with some 80 or so pages. Bound in white wraps with black lettering. Illustrated. Everything having to do with or having a bearing on the locomotive engineers union and with some technical aspects of locomotive operation. Address label; covers soil. GOOD.… Read more about this item