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Boys of the NationTotal Issues: 13Ran reprints from other Fox titles.
Frequency: weekly |
Boys of the United KingdomTotal Issues: 22Issues & Index Sources
#incorporated into Boys' Popular Weekly PublishersJ.S. Turner (according to Lofts; Gifford says Guy Rayner)Frequencyweekly |
Boys of the World [1869]Total Issues: 62Contains Boys of the World Weekly Storyteller (fiction supplement). Issues & Index Sources
#incorporated into Boy's Favourite PublishersE.J. BrettPagecounts8ppFrequencyweekly |
The Boys of the World [1875]Total Issues: 79Mostly adventure, westerns, school stories. Authors inc. Edward S. Ellis, Prentiss Ingraham, St. George Rathbone.
Formats: tabloid story paper Prices: 5c Pagecounts: 8pp Frequency: weekly |
The Boys' OwnTotal Issues: 130authors include Thomas Hanshew, Bracebridge Hemyng, Jules Verne.
Formats: small tabloid story paper Prices: 5c Pagecounts: 16pp Frequency: weekly |
Boys' Own Journal [1883]Total Issues: 12
Editors: George Emmett Frequency: weekly |
Boys' Own Journal and Youths' MiscellanyTotal Issues: 8Issues & Index Sources
#merges with Boy's Own Magazine. An illustrated journal of Fact, Fiction, History and Adventure PublishersClarke & BeetonEditorsSamuel O. BeetonFormatslarge tabloidFrequencymonthly |
Boys' Own Library [1861]Total Issues: 60
Frequency: monthly |
Boys' Own Library [1907]Total Issues: 93
Editors: Walter H. Light Prices: 3d Pagecounts: 132pp Frequency: monthly |
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Boys' Own Library (Second series)Total Issues: 44Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Aldine Football Stories PublishersAldine Publishing Co.EditorsWalter H. LightFrequencymonthly |
Boy's Own Magazine. An illustrated journal of Fact, Fiction, History and AdventureTotal Issues: 116The first of the genuine boys' magazines and forerunner of The Boy's Own
Paper. Aimed at an audience above the "penny dreadful" and tried to be
intelligent. Ran many typical exciting articles and stories, mostly
historical fiction. Absorbed Boy's Own Journal from 27-Jan-1857. Authors
include J.G. Edgar, W.H.G. Kingston, James Greenwood Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatslarge tabloidPrices2d, up to 6d in 1863Pagecounts96pp in 1863Frequencyweekly |
The Boys' Own NoveletteTotal Issues: 1?Announced in the final issue of Young Englishman, the Boys' Own Novelette was to consist of a complete novel every week, with the first two numbers announced as 'Tom Gaily: His First Term at School' and 'Tom the Midshipman'. Only the first issue is recorded at the British Library.
Frequency: weekly |
Boys' Own Novel LibraryTotal Issues: 3
Frequency: monthly |
The Boy's Own PaperTotal Issues: 1767+744=2511A morally uplifting boys' story paper concentrating on adventure, sport
and public school life, it remains a byword to this day and ranks (along
with Punch, The Strand Magazine and very little else) as one of the
great British institutions of periodical publishing. Authors include
W.H.G. Kingston, R.M. Ballantyne, Jules Verne, Talbot Baines Reed,
Gordon Stables, G.A. Henty, etc, etc. Issues & Index Sources
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Boys' Own Picture GalleryTotal Issues: 10Believed by Lofts to be the largest boys' publication ever published. "This shortlived paper failed I think because of its promises and dreadful mistakes in printing. They gave away free sketches each week, and the main story featured "Fred Blake of the Queen's Lancers". In No.8 they announced that next week's tremendous story would be "Blake attacks the Spanish Armada", yet in No.9 the main story featured Sir Francis Drake attacking it. Also in No.9 it announced a tremendous free gift for next week, but in No.10 they announced that it was not ready yet, also that they were changing their publisher. No.11 never did appear." (W.O.G. Lofts)
Frequency: weekly |
