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Children's SketchCountry: UKTotal Issues: 41
Formats: tabloid Pagecounts: 24pp Frequency: weekly |
Children's SunbeamCountry: UKTotal Issues: 54
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Children's TitbitsCountry: UKTotal Issues: 1
Supplement to Titbits (adult).
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Children's TreasureCountry: UKTotal Issues: 43
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Children's Treasure HouseCountry: UKTotal Issues: 40
Frequency: fortnightly; partwork |
Children's TreasuryCountry: UKTotal Issues: 84+?
Religious paper; was issued in two editions ('cheap' and 'drawing room'). Issues & Index Sources
#incorporated into Our Darlings PublishersHaughton; Book SocietyFormatssmallFrequencymonthly; weekly |
Children's Treasury of Pictures and StoriesCountry: UK
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Children's VisitorCountry: UKTotal Issues: 12
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Children's WeeklyCountry: UK
Weekly supplement to Christian Herald (a religious paper).
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Children's Weekly VisitorCountry: UK
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Children's World and Church MissionaryCountry: UKTotal Issues: 120
Religious paper. Becomes (or incorporated into?) Round the World.
Frequency: monthly |
Children's Zoo PictorialCountry: UKTotal Issues: 31
Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Boys' Pictorial PublishersOdhams PressFormatstabloidPagecounts12ppFrequencyweekly |
Child's Bethel Flag or Star of HopeCountry: UK
Religious paper. Issues & Index Sources
Frequencymonthly |
The Child's Companion and Juvenile InstructorCountry: UK
The RTS's first juvenile periodical; notes on The Religious Tract Society: founded in 1799 by George Burder (1752 - 1833) and others as a protestant and evangelical organization for issuing tracts, it became a significant publisher of "improving" popular fiction, both magazines and books, in the mid-19th century; the Society's publishing wing was renamed Lutterworth Press in 1932, and the Society itself was renamed The United Society for Christian Literature in 1935.
Editors: William Freeman Lloyd Prices: 1d Pagecounts: 20pp Frequency: monthly (25th of month) |
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Child's FriendCountry: UK
Religious paper.
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Child's GuardianCountry: UK
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