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The Scrap Book [v 6 #6, December 1908] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 25¢, 184pp, pulp) some unsigned nonfiction fillers or quotes of a page or less are ignored. [Denny Lien]

The Scrap Book [v 7 #4, April 1909] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, 192pp, pulp, cover by T. Victor Hall) [STM]

The Scrap Book [July 1909] (25¢, standard) [MW]

The Scrap Book [v 8 #2, August 1909] (Frank A. Munsey Co.; NY and London, 10¢, 192pp, pulp) I’m listing below all of the fiction, poetry, and “special articles” — the toc additionally lists some thirty “miscellaneous” pieces which are cartoons or brief anonymous pagefillers with titles like “Why Sixty Minutes Make an Hour” or “A Source of Inspiration,” which I’m ignoring. The issue includes a lot of colored internal illustration, some rather charming, but none credited so far as I noticed. [DKL]

Scream Queens Illustrated

Scream Queens Illustrated [#12, 1997] ($6.95, 70pp) [STM]

Scream Queens Illustrated [#19, 1997] ($6.95, 70pp) [STM]

Scream Queens Illustrated [#20, 1997] ($6.95, 70pp) [STM]

Scream Queens Illustrated [#22, 1998] ($6.95, 70pp) [STM]

Screen Cowboy Stories

Screen Cowboy Stories [# 1, nd (Apr 1948)] ed. Anon. (Bear Hudson, 1/-, 24pp)

Screen Cowboy Stories [# 2, nd (Jul 1948)] ed. Anon. (Bear Hudson, 1/-, 24pp)

Screen Crime Stories

Screen Crime Stories [No. 1, (November 1948)] ed. Anon. (Bear Hudson, 1/-, 24pp) Details supplied by Steve Holland.

Screen Romances

Screen Romances [No. 1, (April 1948)] ed. Anon. (Bear Hudson, 1/-, 24pp) Details supplied by Steve Holland.

Screen Romances [No. 2, (July 1948)] ed. Anon. (Bear Hudson, 1/-, 24pp) Details supplied by Steve Holland.

Screen Scandals

Publishers:

Screen Scandals [v 2 #1, May 1936] (pulp) Information from EBAY auction. [MW]

Screen Scandals [v 2 #2, June 1936] (H. M. Publishing Co., pulp) from TOC. [JL]

Screen Stories

Screen Stories [v58 #5, June 1959] ed. Durbin L. Horner (Dell Publishing Co, Inc.; NY, 25¢, 82pp+, 8½" x 10¾") “Best Movies of the Month in Short Form.” [JDS]

Scribner’s Magazine
          Scribner’s Magazine — USA; Jan. 1887-May 1939; thereafter merged with The Commentator, as Scribner’s Commentator (1939-1942); Charles Scribner, Jr; monthly; standard format, initially 25¢; editors Edward L. Burlingame (1887-1914), Robert Bridges (1914-1930); a prestigious monthly, often beautifully illustrated, including colour plates; authors included Robert Louis Stevenson, J. M. Barrie, Stephen Crane, John Galsworthy, Edith Wharton. [DP]

Scribner’s Magazine [v 1 #1, January 1887] (standard) [DP:2806]

Scribner’s Magazine [v 1 #2, February 1887] (standard) [DP:2806]

Scribner’s Magazine [v 1 #3, March 1887] (standard) [DP:2806]

Scribner’s Magazine [v 1 #4, April 1887] (standard) [DP:2806]

Scribner’s Magazine [v 1 #5, May 1887] (standard) [DP:2806]

Scribner’s Magazine [v 1 #6, June 1887] (standard) [DP:2806]

Scribner’s Magazine [September 1893] (25¢, standard) Information from EBAY auction.

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