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The Detective Magazine [v1, #10, March 30, 1923] (7d, 100pp, pulp, cover by R. T. Cooper)
- 3 · The Orange Divan [Part 1 of 9; Insp. Manderton] · Valentine Williams · sl The Country Gentleman 1923; illustrated by R. T. Cooper
- 15 · Burglars and Burgling [Part 2 of 2] · Ex-Chief Detective-Inspector W. Gough · ar; illustrated by T. H. Robinson
- 23 · The Problem of Our Police · Coles Pasha · ar; illustrated by R. H. Evens
- 31 · Morally Wrong · Louis Lee Arms · ss Munsey’s Magazine April 1922; illustrated by J. Abbey
- 42 · Detectives I Have Known · Ex-Chief Detective-Inspector E. Haigh · ar; illustrated by L. Otway
- 46 · Tranter’s Turnover [Bill Tranter; Nobby Norton] · Guy Dent · ss; illustrated by Inder Burns
- 53 · Humour and Justice · J. A. R. Cairns · ar; illustrated by Leonard Shields
- 59 · Kruschen Pacha and the Amateur Detective · One Who Lost a Great Chance · ar; illustrated by J. Broadbent
- 64 · Hue and Cry · The Editor · ed
- 65 · Was Mrs Thompson Innocent? · Filson Young · ar; illustrated by T. H. Robinson
- 70 · Tunnel Thieves · T. C. Bridges · ar
- 71 · Rogues of the Pen · W. Greenwood · ar
- 73 · Every Man His Price [Heywood Achison] · Mrs. Wilson Woodrow · ss The Red Book Magazine April 1921; illustrated by Leonard Shields
- 83 · A Murder Conspiracy · Arthur Train · ts True Stories of Crime from the District Attorney’s Office by Arthur Train, Scribner, 1908; illustrated by Inder Burns
- 94 · The Man Who Lost an Hour [Part 7 of 7] · Francis Marlowe · n.; illustrated by E. Verpilleux
