Total Issues: 676

Ran an original and complete story ever week; may be a continuation of The Boys' Weekly Reader.

Total Issues: 1

"Aldine's poor attempt to start a new paper had one complete story entitled "Gwenneth's Choice", a very dull, dreary story. Only one issue appeared. Issued at the same time as Our Boys which also ran for one issue." (W.O.G. Lofts)

Total Issues: 6

Reissued in bound form as Boys' Wonder Book: An Illustrated Magazine of Wonder and Amusement (1867).

Total Issues: 26

Total Issues: 404

Circulation reached 50,000 copies per week in 1882. Incorporates: (Gifford: Champion Journal for Boys from 1880?); Our Boys' Paper from 7-Feb-1883

Total Issues: 18

A boys' magazine run almost entirely by White; he sold the title to Munsey and it was absorbed into The Golden Argosy.

Total Issues: 41

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Total Issues: 17

Hansom Books was run by a gentleman who signed himself Reg. Sheath (Greyhound Owner). Incorporated: Boys' Life from 13 (Note: Was a phantom title 'incorporated' to safeguard copyright)

Total Issues: 25

First novella entitled "Peter Slim" (30 Aug-1880).

Total Issues: 4

A 'periodical of fiction and thought'. Published O. Henry.

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Total Issues: 429

Total Issues: 38

"Described as a paper for the sons and daughters of the Church. On the back cover of No.38, it had printed in a square "With this number the issue of Brave and True is ended." " (W.O.G. Lofts)

Total Issues: 12

Religious paper.

"This title may not exist. It does occur in the occasional magazine checklist but exhaustive research and inquiries have turned up absolutely no information on it.

"The earliest reference to it is in a Bradford Day checklist of the early 1950's. Day lists the title as being British. He felt that there were at least two issues dated November 1935 and January 1936. He goes on to say however that he has no data on either issue.

"Copies do not exist in either the British Library or Oxford's Bodleian Library. This may not be controlling however as many fan publications were not sent to either library and it is possible that, if Breezy Science Stories exists, it is an early fanzine.

"At the same time no collector or researcher that we contacted had a copy of Breezy or had ever seen one. It is therefore possible that this title is apocryphal. It is likely that indexers after Day simply picked up his reference and incorporated it into their own work." (Miller/Contento)

Total Issues: 360?

Another of the slightly saucy magazines, this one noted, if for nothing else, for publishing the first stories by Erle Stanley Gardner (1921).

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