Total Issues: 1?

Published by Geo. H. Leavey & Co. Ltd., a clothing store which described itself as "The pioneer of inexpensive clothing for the millions", Leavey's Magazine was subtitled "a magazine of high-class fiction", but possibly only ran for a single issue.

Total Issues: 1

A pornographic fiction magazine, published in quarto format by Gallery Press. The only issue was dated Sep-Oct 1972. Three companion titles, also one-shots, are covered elsewhere. Legendary Sex Tales featured erotic pastiches of well-known literary and historical characters; however, none of them were fantasy or SF. Usually collected as an associational item but otherwise of limited interest on its own merits.

Total Issues: 7

Small press fantasy magazine.

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Total Issues: 1?

Total Issues: 54 (at least)

Thin digest that ran for at least 54 issues, mainly printing stories by Australian authors, initially with two short stories per issue and later with just a single novelette.

Highly moralistic paper miscellany which ran many serial novels, mostly anonymous. Known authors include Frances Browne, Margaret Oliphant, Leslie Keith.

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Fanzine.

Total Issues: 1

Subtitled "Life Imitating Art; devoted to 'art and culture'"

Total Issues: 3 (to Nov-2006)

Subtitled "The Elite Short Story Magazine"; publishes the best ten stories from a short story competition.

In 1918 the same people who produced The Masses, including the editor, Max Eastman, went on the publish a very similar journal, The Liberator. The journal published prose by Elmer Rice, Stuart Chase, John Reed, S. N. Behrman, and others, as well as information about socialist movements throughout the world (it was the first to break the news that the Allies had invaded Russia).

In 1922 the journal was taken over by Robert Minor and the Communist Party. and in 1924 was renamed as The Workers' Monthly. Many of the people who contributed to the The Masses and the original Liberator, were unhappy with this development and in 1926, they started their own journal, The New Masses.

Total Issues: 1236

Launched as a direct competitor with The Saturday Evening Post and Collier's. Authors included Achmed Abdullah, H. Bedford-Jones, Walter R. Brooks, Edgar Rice Burroughs ("Tarzan and the Lion Man" 1933/1934), Robert W. Chambers, James F. Dwyer, Paul Ernst, Floyd Gibbons ("The Red Napoleon" 1929), Murray Leinster, Edison Marshall, Sax Rohmer.

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A Right Libertarian Magazine, filled mostly with political commentary which publishes several pieces of fiction per issue.

Total Issues: 1273

Historical adventures of young Dick Slater, Bob Estabrook, and their comrades during the American Revolution.