Issues & Index Sources:  Mar-1869 – Nov-1869

Publishers:   The Period, 342 The Strand
Pagecounts:   40pp
Frequency:   monthly

Subtitled "True Stories of Gold Diggers" but judged to be fiction.

Sleaze, featuring pin-ups and occasional fiction.

Issues & Index Sources:  9-Dec-1893

Publishers:   W.D. Wiltshire

Stories by Samuel Pearce, Louis Herbert, M. Quad etc; reprinted 'Jack the Giant-Killer', 'Robinson Crusoe' and 'Alice in Wonderland' plus the Pippin series from Young Folks' Weekly Budget; stories by Samuel Pearce, Louis Herbert, M. Quad etc.

"An almost identical magazine (to Boys' and Girls' Penny Magazine) appeared on the market with a similar title. Actually it was the more interesting of the two, as it catered for older boys and girls. Apart from the main story there were interesting articles on hurricanes, the Great Wall of China, the transformation of insects and short contributions by the famous Theodore Hook." (W.O.G. Lofts, "The Start of Boys' Papers")

Issues & Index Sources:  1949

Publishers:   Friendly Fiction, 93 Brownspring Drive, Eltham

Issues & Index Sources:  1932? – 1933?:

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Publishers:   Dean & Son
Frequency:   annual

Becomes (or incorporated into): Film Star Weekly (adult)

Issues & Index Sources:  18-Jun-1921 – 21-Jan-1922

Publishers:   Charles Shurey
Frequency:   weekly

Issues & Index Sources:  5-May-1908 – 18-Sep-1908

Publishers:   R.V. Beverage; C.W. Bradley from ?
Frequency:   weekly

Issues & Index Sources:  1931

Publishers:   Gramol
Frequency:   monthly

Entitled The Crystal, 1-9; Girls' Crystal, 10-908. Incorporates: School Girl's Weekly from 26-May-1939; Schoolgirl from 25-May-1940. Becomes Girls' Crystal (comic).

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Companion to the short-lived Boy's Adventure Stories, this magazine folded after a single undistinguished issue.

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#incorporated into Eve's Own

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