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Pearson’s Magazine [July 1904] (standard) Fiction contents only. [DP]

Pearson’s Magazine [August 1904] (standard) Fiction contents only. [DP]

Pearson’s Magazine [September 1904] (standard) Fiction contents only. [DP]

Pearson’s Magazine [October 1904] (standard) Fiction contents only. [DP]

Pearson’s Magazine [November 1904] (standard) Fiction contents only. [DP]

Pearson’s Magazine [December 1904] (standard) Fiction contents only. [DP]

Pearson’s Magazine [v28 #168, December 1909] (standard) [MA]

Pearson’s Magazine [v34, No. 203, November 1912] (C. Arthur Pearson, 6d, 112pp, 248mm x 167mm) cover photo of Sarah Bernhardt. [AH]

Pearson’s Magazine [v35, No. 207, March 1913] (C. Arthur Pearson, 6d, 92pp, 248mm x 167mm) [AH]

Pearson’s Magazine [v35, No. 209, May 1913] (C. Arthur Pearson, 6d, 112pp, 248mm x 167mm) [AH]

Pearson’s Magazine [October 1914] (standard)

Pearson’s Magazine [March 1924] (142pp, standard, cover by J. T. Sharpe) [SH]

Pearson’s Magazine [#435, March 1932] (25¢, cover by Van Jones) from eBay. [JL]

Pearson’s Magazine [June 1936] (standard) [MA]

Pearson’s Magazine (US)

Pearson’s Magazine (US) [v 1 #1, March 1899] (Pearson Publishing Company; New York, 8¢, standard) This is in fact Vol. I No. 1 of the US Edition, but the publisher began by assigning volume numbers that attempt to continue the volume numbering of the British edition. That was changed around true Vol VII, and subsequent volumes are in the correct numerical sequence. Note also that many issues have N.S. Number 18 (e.g.) on their covers; we don’t know if this is supposed to mean “New Series” or “Newsstand Series” or yet something else. Cover: design from a photograph by Lascelles. [MW]

Pearson’s Magazine (US) [v 1 #2, April 1899] (The Pearson Publishing Company, 8¢, standard) Front cover claims Vol. VII, No. 40. Cover: design from a photograph by Lallie Garet-Charles. [MW]

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