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 One of the many British magazines in the 1940s published as a series of booklets with different titles to avoid paper restrictions | 
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 This issue is entitled Fireside Detective Casebook. |   | 
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 This issue is entitled Bedside Detective Casebook. |   | 
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 This issue is entitled Keyhole Detective Casebook. |   | 
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 This magazine started life as a war pulp, but, after only four issues under that name, it switched to a detective pulp, under the name Detective Classics, as which it continued for another 22 monthly issues. Each issue typically featured a lead novel followed by a small number of columns and short stories. | 
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