![Item #295985 [BOUND VOLUME] MISCELLANY: FIFTEEN AMERICAN MAGAZINES, 1840’s. THE SYMBOL AND...](https://blackswanbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/295985.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1661546243)
1842, 1843, 1844, 1846. Octavo. Half Leather. 15 different 19th century magazine's bound together: 6 issues of THE SYMBOL AND ODD-FELLOW'S MAGAZINE [Vol. III, No. IV, June 1844; Vol. III, No. VIII, Oct. 1844; Vol. IV, No. VII, July 1845;.....
![Item #292461 [HUMOR] [MAGAZINE] HOOEY. JANUARY 1931. VOL. I. NO.1](https://blackswanbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/292461.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1604170885)
Popular Magazines, Inc., [1931]. Soft Cover. The first issue of Popular Magazine’s Hooey. A reasonably bright and secure copy. A precursor to Mad Magazine, and following the same humorous format of fake advertisements and bawdy one-off comics.; mildly risque and.....
London: “IRON” Offices, 1876. Oversized. Hard Cover. 26 issues, bound, of one of the popular science periodicals that emerged in England during the middle of the 19th century, the heyday of the Industrial Revolution. Illustrated throughout with steel engravings of.....
![Item #284217 THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. [4 ISSUES, 1837] FEB., MAR., JULY, OCT. 1837. #s CXV,...](https://blackswanbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/284217.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1591217217)
London | New York: London Quarterly Review | William Lewer, Publisher, 1837. Half Leather. Four consecutive issues of The London Quarterly Review from 1837, bound together. Contains articles on The Architectural Monstrosities of London, reviews of The Pickwick Papers, Cooper’s.....
New York: Printed and Published by John Bull, 1796. Half Leather. The complete first year of John Bull’s New-York Weekly Magazine. Published from July 1795 to June 1797, this being Volume I, covering July 1795 to June 1796. With literary.....
Philadelphia: Bradford & Inskeep, 1815. Octavo. Hard Cover. Bound magazines. One embellishment only. Plan of Fort Sandusky. First text page torn with piece missing at top corner area. Very light scattered foxing in text. Green leather binding with light edgewear.....
New York: The South Publishing Company, 1891. Oversized. Soft Cover. A nearly fresh copy of this journal from the 1890’s. With much on West Virginia, and the Valley of Virginia, including Staunton and Bedford, focusing on economic conditions.Profile of Erskine.....
![Item #293131 [WEAPONRY] MUZZLE BLASTS. 230 ISSUES](https://blackswanbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/293131.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1613855006)
Various: National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association, 1943-1973. A nice if incomplete run of Muzzle Blasts 230 issues with a few duplicates, retrieved from a basement, so these issue have a musty odor.~~The issues are:~~1943. 10 issues (no Jan. or Feb.)~1944.....
![Item #289245 THE ARMCHAIR DETECTIVE [COMPLETE RUN; VOLUMES 1-30; 59 ISSUES]. Allen J. Hubin](https://blackswanbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/289245.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1591219174)
An uncommon opportunity to acquire the complete run of the mystery fanzine THE ARMCHAIR DETECTIVE [TAD], begun in 1967 by Allen J. Hubin, comprising 59 issues in all, plus the Index to Volumes 1-10, 1967-1977. TAD reprinted a piece of.....
Reporter Publications, Inc., [1957]. This issue with articles by Felix Topolski on Elvis; W. Eugene Smith, The Walk to Paradise Garden; Chandler Brossard on Sugar Ray Robinson; James Beard on Cheese; and a section of Edward Weston Photographs.
Chicago: Esquire, Inc., 1941. Illustrated by: Varga, George Petty, et. al. Folio. Soft Cover. A bit of rubbing to the covers; contains include “Three Hours Between Planes” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, pin-ups by Varga and George Petty and more.
Baltimore, [MD]: The Franklin Press, [1817]. Hard Cover. In half calf and drab paper-covered boards with morocco title label. A mildly ex-library copy with “Reference” and date stamped to rear pastedon; a blindstamp on the title page but no other.....
Cincinnati; New York; Chicago; Boston: Poe & Hitchcock; Carlton & Porter; Poe & Hitchcock; J. P. Magee, 1866. Half Leather. The Ladies Repository for 1866, Volume XXVI. With engraved general title page and 20 additional plates. Lacking the November issue.....
Hali Publications, 1978. Soft Cover. A nice copy, with very light wear to the spine.
Philadelphia, Pa. 1922. Stapled Pamphlet. “The object of this paper will be to furnish fishermen with absolutely reliable information, secured from dependable sources, of what kind of fish are being caught, and where they are catching them.”~The first issue; with.....
Philadelphia: Deacon & Peterson, [1864]. Half Leather. The first 12 issues of Mrs. Peterson’s The Lady’s Friend, bound. Issued during the Civil War. With all 12 color fashion plates present, though one has loss to the top corner affecting just.....
New York: The Frank A. Munsey Company, 1903. Hard Cover. Illustrated; Front free endpaper and first blank page are adhered together in the middle. No pencil or ink markings in text. One half leather and cloth with 4 raised bands.....
New York: The Frank A. Munsey Company, 1904. Hard Cover. Illustrated; Archival repair at top and bottom spine. Front free endpaper and first blank page are adhered together. No pencil or ink markings in text. One half leather and cloth.....
![Item #291753 [MAGAZINES] PLAYBOY. OCTOBER 1991. TAI COLLINS. Tai Collins](https://blackswanbooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/291753.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1593642850)
Signed. This issue of Playboy magazine featuring Tai Collins on the cover; the lead article: “Tai Collins: The Woman Senator Chuck Robb Couldn’t Resist.” Ms. Collins alleged that she and Mr. Robb had an 18-month affair.~This copy Signed by Ms.....
New York: Theodore Forster, 1836; 1837. Hard Cover. Five issues bound in full sheep with a morocco label.