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Still Burning Bright (interview with Sy Safransky of “The Sun”), (iv) The Village Rambler Magazine January/February 2005 [Ref. Sy Safransky]
Bibliography (sources for “An Illustrated Guide—”) and Thanks, (bi) A Public Space Spring 2006
Tariq Ali in a Virtual Dialogue with American Students, (iv) Catamaran v4, 2006 [Ref. Tariq Ali]
As Seen in the Headlines, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007
Book Review, (br) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Can You Name This Picture?, (cn) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Diabetes Update, (qa) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Food in the News, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Heartbeat: Omega-3, Rx for Heart Health, (qa) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007
Look Good, Feel Good, (qa) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Neighborhood Heartwatch, (qa) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Our Brush with the Movies, (pi) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007
Post Editors’ Picks, (cn) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Post People, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Where Do You Think You Are?, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Women’s Wellness, (qa) The Saturday Evening Post January/February 2007, etc.
Insults with Class, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post March/April 2007
The Post Recommends: Fascinating Rhythm, (br) The Saturday Evening Post March/April 2007
The Shopping Scene, (pi) The Saturday Evening Post March/April 2007
Where in the World?, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post March/April 2007, etc.
For the Birds, (pi) The Saturday Evening Post May/June 2007
Heartbeat: In with the Good, Out with the Bad, (qa) The Saturday Evening Post May/June 2007
Art in the Saddle, (pi) The Saturday Evening Post July/August 2007
Living Well, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post July/August 2007
Heartbeat: Go Fish!, (qa) The Saturday Evening Post September/October 2007
Say Ahhh!, (pi) The Saturday Evening Post September/October 2007
Heartbeat, (qa) The Saturday Evening Post November/December 2007
A Taste of the Holidays, (pi) The Saturday Evening Post November/December 2007
Gardner Prize Announcements, (ms) Rosebud #40, Winter 2007
Discussion Guide, (ms) Ars Medica Spring 2010
Editorial Expressing Embodiment, (ed) Ars Medica Spring 2010
BFS News, (cl) Prism Winter 2010, etc.
Graphicky Quality, (rv) Prism Spring 2011, etc.
Magazine Reviews, (rv) Prism Spring 2011
Media Reviews, (mr) Prism Spring 2011, etc.
Indie Press Reviews, (rc) Prism Autumn 2011
Contributor’s Notes, (bg)
Conversations with Mary Gordon, (iv)
Magna Charta, (ms)
Phunnyisms, (hu)
Playing Hooky, (ar)
Richard’s Rubber Ball, (ms)

[Mobilius in Mobili]

[front cover], (cv) Colorado Review Summer 2019

[Modern Art Production]

Until Death Do Us Part, (pi) Adam Bedside Reader #47, October 1971

[Modern Art Productions]

Until Death Do Us Part, (pi) Knight February 1972

[Modern Boy’s Sports Representative]

Fighting-Fit for Football!, (ar) The Modern Boy November 4 1933
It’s No Job for a Juggins! (with Harry Hibbs), (iv) The Modern Boy April 7 1934

[Modern Grub Street]

W. H. Galloway Kyle, (ss) Crampton’s Magazine February 1900

[Moffett, Chicago]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine February 1910

[Moffett Studio]

[front cover], (cv) The Green Book Album March 1912
[photography], (pt) The Outlook October 26 1912
[front cover], (cv) The Green Book Magazine August 1916

[Moffett Studio, Chicago]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine November 1908
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine February 1909
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine November 1909
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine August 1910
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine September 1910
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine November 1911
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine August 1912
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine December 1912
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine February 1913
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine May 1913

[Moffett Studios, Chicago]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine July 1909
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine March 1914
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine May 1914

[Mondolithic Studios]

[Monstar Studios]

[front cover], (cv) Elegant Literature #9, August 2022

[Moose-Hake and Pip Photos]

[front cover], (cv) Argosy October 1965

[Morrison, Chicago]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book June 1903
[photography], (pt) The Red Book July 1903
[photography], (pt) The Red Book August 1903
[photography], (pt) The Red Book September 1903
[photography], (pt) The Red Book October 1903
[photography], (pt) The Red Book March 1904
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine September 1909

[Movie Manufacturing Co.]

Two Rode with Death, (pi) Knight June 1973

[movie stills]

[illustration(s)], (il) The Saturday Evening Post June 24 1916

[Mustang Films & Golden Star Productions]

T.L.C., (pi) Pix October 1973

[Mustang Films Productions]-Golden Star

T.L.C., (pi) Knight August 1973

[name removed at request of author]

[name withheld by request]

[Nash’s Book Critic]

A Baker’s Dozen, (br) Nash’s Annual Winter 1949/1950

[Naval Expert]

Mother O’ Submarines, (ar) The Modern Boy December 7 1929

[front cover], (cv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine May 1989 [Ref. Tom Selleck]
[front cover], (cv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine June 1989 [Ref. Don Johnson]
[front cover], (cv) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine September 1990 [Ref. Jill Eikenberry & Michele Greene]

[photography], (pt) 10 Story Book October 1939

[Nico Photos]

[illustration(s)], (il) L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume XXVII ed. K. D. Wentworth, Galaxy, 2011

[Nordisk Films]

I, a Woman, (pi) Adam May 1967

[N. Orr & Co.]

[illustration(s)], (il) Beadle’s Monthly #7, July 1866
[illustration(s)], (il) Beadle’s Monthly #8, August 1866
[illustration(s)], (il) Beadle’s Monthly #9, September 1866
[illustration(s)], (il) Beadle’s Monthly #11, November 1866
[illustration(s)], (il) Beadle’s Monthly #12, December 1866
[illustration(s)], (il) Beadle’s Monthly January 1867
[illustration(s)], (il) Beadle’s Monthly February 1867
[illustration(s)], (il) Beadle’s Monthly March 1867
[illustration(s)] (with Howard Del), (il) Beadle’s Monthly April 1867
[illustration(s)] (with Alfred Fredericks & Hayman), (il) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1880

[Notman Photographic Co., Boston & Reutlinger, Paris]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine June 1907

[Nova-Bun Arts]

[front cover], (cv) Fantasia Divinity Magazine #15, October 2017

[Obsidian Fantasy Studio]

[front cover], (cv) Nightmare #144, September 2024

[Oiva Design Group]

[Olis & Wright]

[front cover], (cv) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine November 16 1943

[Olympic International]

Pick-Up, (pi) Adam August 1969
The Pick-Up, (pi) Cad November 1969

[Olympic International Films]

Hot Spur, (pi) Pix December 1968

[One Benefitted]

Sunday at the King Edward VII Sanatorium, (ar) The Sunday Strand January 1908

[One Not Born In It]

The Lap of Luxury, (ss) The Lady’s Realm February 1902

[One of Her Friends]

The Countess of Warwick, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1916 [Ref. Daisy Greville]

[One of Her Subjects]

Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1901

[One of His Friends]

The Poet Laureate at Home, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1897 [Ref. Alfred Austin]

[One of His Troopers]

With Plumer to the Relief of Mafeking, (ar) Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine #1022, December 1900

[One of Its Children]

The Old Colony a Century Ago, (ar) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine August 1862

[One of Its Citizens]

Glasgow: “The Second City”, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine July 1901

[One of Its Graduates]

Cavendish College Cambridge, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1885

[One of Its Inhabitants]

A Wooden City, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1886

[One of Its Officers]

The Militia, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine April 1904

[One of Its Ornaments]

Monkey Society, (ar) The Strand Magazine March 1892

[One of Its Victims]

Poliomyelitis, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 2 1916

[One of Our Authors]

[letter], (lt) Weird Tales May 1929

[One of Our Readers]

The Boy’s Own Bookshelves for Beginners, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 4 1902

[One of Rattlin’s Old Shipmates]

Rattlin the Reefer’s Dream. A Tough but True Yarn., (ss) Ainsworth’s Magazine v18, 1850

[One of the Assassins]

The Assassination of Plehve, (ar) The Strand Magazine June 1910

[One of the Boys]

[One of the Bunch]

[letter], (lt) Weird Tales July/August 1923

[One of the Cowards]

Debtor’s Cowardice, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 11 1922

[One of the Four Hundred]

A Woman’s Wit, (ss) The Owl #6, December 1896

[One of the Grumblers]

“Fisherman’s Weather”, (ms) The London Magazine June 1907

[One of the Hunters]

The Gentle Art of Husband-Hunting, (ar) The Lady’s Realm May 1911

[One of Their Victims]

[One of the Judges]

Edna Peters, (ar) Smart Set September 1929

[One of the Ladies of Her Court]

The Empress of Austria, (??) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1893

[One of Them]

[One of the Most Eminent Physicians of the Day]

Medicine, (ar) The Strand Magazine July 1926

[One of Themselves]

[One of the Officers]

The Fight of the “Clan MacTavish”, (ar) The London Magazine June 1916

[One of the Party]

[One of the Pilgrims]

From St. Paul’s to St. Peters, (ar) The Sunday Strand July 1907

[One of the Players]

The Match Game at Lawn Ridge, (ss) The Golden Argosy July 28 1888

[One of the Profession]

[One of the Propagandists]

War Propaganda, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post June 15 1929, etc.

[One of the Rejuvenated]

Human Wrecks Made New, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine October 1895

[One of the Staff]

How We Started a School Newspaper, (ss) Chums November 30 1892

[One of the St. George’s]

Our Volunteers and Their Work, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper July 20 1889, etc.

[One of the Sufferers]

The Little Story of a Little Investor, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine January 1908

[One of the Uplifted]

Uplifting the News, (ar) MacLean’s August 1918

[One of the War Propagandists]

War Propaganda, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post July 27 1929, etc.

[One Who Believes He Knows Him]

Jesus: A Portrait, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) January 1924

[One Who Did It]

How Bills Are Taxed, (ar) The Grand Magazine August 1906

[One Who Does It]

Shooting Royalty, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1924

[One-Who-Drove-It]

Up the Chisholm Trail, (ar) Big-Book Western Magazine July 1935

[One Who Felt the Blow]

Where the Blow Is Struck: A Document in Drunkeness, (te) The American Magazine November 1909

[One Who Has]

How It Feels to Be Fired from a Government Job, (ar) Maclean’s January 15 1935

[One Who Has Been Cured]

The Cure of Consumption, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine June 1903

[One Who Has Been Over Them]

Pretoria—the Transvaal Citadel, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine April 1900

[One Who Has Been There]

[One Who Has Been Through It]

The Life of a Jew at West Point and in the Army, (ar) Hearst’s International July 1923

[One Who Has Been Through the Ordeal]

A Night Out, (ss) Yes or No December 5 1908

[One Who Has Done Time For It]

How I Made Counterfeit Coins, (ar) The Royal Magazine June 1902

[One Who Has Done with It]

My Diving-Dress, (ar) The Strand Magazine April 1894

[One Who Has Eaten Prison Food]

How Prisoners Are Fed, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 20 1891

[One Who Has Endured It]

“Penal Servitude for Life”, (ar) The London Magazine July 1903, etc.

[One Who Has Failed]

Climbing the Literary Ladder, (ar) The Grand Magazine February 1907

[One Who Has Gone Through It]

Fifty Years’ Telegraphy, (ar) The Grand Magazine May 1907

[One Who Has Known Them]

Reminiscences of Royalties, (ar) The Woman at Home November 1894, etc.

[One Who Has Lived the Life]

Before the Mast; The Experiences of an A.B., (sl) Yes or No April 27 1907, etc.

[One Who Has Lived There]

[One Who Has Made Them]

Unconventional Acquaintances, (ms) Sievier’s Monthly #2, February 1909

[One Who Has Met Them]

Police of the Nations, (ar) The Detective Magazine #9, March 16 1923

[One Who Has Read Them]

The Best Things to Read, (cl) The Grand Magazine March 1905, etc.

[One Who Has Renounced the Title]

Confessions of a Capable Woman, (ts) McCall’s Magazine June 1916

[One Who Has Sailed in Them]

Submarine Boats: The Naval Problem of the New Century, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1901

[One Who Has Served]

Recruiting and Recruits, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine December 24 1870
Life in the Army, (cl) The Young Englishman October 12 1878, etc.

[One Who Has Suffered]

Imprisoned for Debt, (ar) The Grand Magazine May 1905

[One Who Has Taken Them]

Spinster Holidays for Wives, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1909

[One Who Has the Entrée]

Some Brilliant London Seasons, (ar) The Lady’s Realm April 1902

[One Who Has Tried It]

What Prison Life Is Really Like, (ar) The Windsor Magazine July 1895, etc.

[One Who Has Used It]

The Volunteers’ Rifle, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine November 19 1870

[One Who Helped to Eat It]

The B.O.P. Coming-of-Age Dinner, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper January 6 1900

[One Who Knew Her]

[One Who Knew Him]

General John A. Logan, (bg) Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine March 1887
James Stephens: The Fenian Head Centre, (bg) The Pall Mall Magazine July 1901 [Ref. James Stephens]
George Frederick Watts, R.A., O.M., (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine August 1904 [Ref. G. F. Watts]
Sir Charles Tennant, (ar) P.T.O. June 16 1906
The Late Edward J. Nankivell, (ob) The Captain #122, May 1909
Memories of Georges Colemenceau, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) January 1918
He Was a Gentleman, (ss)

[One Who Knew Him Well]

The Parnell of Home Life, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine August 1911 [Ref. Charles Stewart Parnell]

[One Who Knew Some of Them]

Seven English Airmen V.C.’s, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918

[One Who Knows]

[One Who Knows Her]

[One Who Knows Him]

[One Who Knows Him Well]

The Mystery of King “Tino’s” Attitude, (bg) The London Magazine March 1916 [Ref. Constantine I of Greece]

[One Who Knows Them]

Escapes from Siberian Prisons, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine May 1899

[One Who Lost a Great Chance]

Kruschen Pacha and the Amateur Detective, (ar) The Detective Magazine #10, March 30 1923

[One Who Must Be Nameless]

The Necronomicon: Chapter Four, (vi) The Fantast July 1939

[One Who Saw Him Do It]

John Dey, (ar) The Open Road September 1920

[One Who’s Been There]

That Was Rabaul, (pm) Lilliput April 1944

[One Who’s in the Know]

Times Square Squawks, (cl) Broadway Nights July 1930, etc.

[One Who Took Part in the Fight]

The Sea-Battle of the Marne, (ar) The London Magazine April 1916

[One Who Trains]

The Evils of Training, (ar) The Argosy #464, October 24 1891

[One Who Tried It]

Fifty-Fifty Marriage Doesn’t Work, (ar) Liberty November 6 1926

[One Who Was Disbarred]

Heart Balm, (ar) Liberty September 6 1924

[One Who Was One]

The Dog Robber, (ar) Liberty August 29 1925

[One Who Was Practised the Art]

Diving Patrol, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918

[One Who Was Recently Quartered There]

Recollections of Delhi, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine February 1903

[One Who Was There]

[One Who Went Through It]

With Fire and Sword; A Tale of the Russo-Turkish War; By One Who Went Through It, (sl) The Union Jack January 1 1880 (+13) (by David Christie Murray)

[One Who Writes It]

What Price Poetry?, (ms) Main Street May 1929

[Ooms, Welsh and Bradway]

[letter concerning trademark violation], (lt) Astounding/Analog Science Fact & Fiction April 1960

[Ophiuchus Art]

[front cover], (cv) Khōréō v4 #1, 2024

[Ortiz Studio]

[illustration(s)], (il) Up and At ’Em ed. Steve Holland, Prion, 2009

[Otto and Chris]

[front cover], (cv) Omega Science Digest January/February 1983

[Otto Sarony, New York]

[Otto Sarony Co., N. Y.]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine January 1909

[Otto Sarony Co., New York & F. C. Bangs, New York]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine March 1910

[Otto Sarony Co., New York & Melvyn H. Sykes, Chicago]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine May 1908

[Otto Sarony Co., New York]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book August 1904
[photography], (pt) The Red Book November 1904
[photography], (pt) The Red Book December 1904
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine September 1905
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine December 1905
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine June 1906
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine November 1906
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine December 1906
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine May 1907
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine September 1907
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine March 1908
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine June 1908
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine September 1908
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine June 1909

[Otto Sarony Co. & F. W. Tyler, New York]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine April 1906

[Otto Sarony Co. & White, New York]

[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine April 1908

[Our Amateur Gardener]

Christmas at Hollybush Manor, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1892

[Our Correspondent]

[Our Dress Correspondent]

Dress for Travelling, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine Summer 1886

[Our “Fashion Editor”]

The Economy and Elegance of Dress, (ar) Peterson’s Magazine June 1854

[Our Imaginary Correspondent]

[Our London Correspondent]

What to Wear: Chit-Chat on Dress (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1886, etc.
What to Wear in January (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1888, etc.
What to Wear in February (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine February 1888, etc.
What to Wear in March (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1888, etc.
What to Wear in April (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1888, etc.
What to Wear in May (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1888, etc.
What to Wear in June (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine June 1888, etc.
What to Wear in July (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine July 1888, etc.
What to Wear in August (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1888, etc.
What to Wear in September (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine September 1888, etc.
What to Wear in October (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1888, etc.
What to Wear in November (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1888, etc.
What to Wear in December (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine December 1888, etc.
What to Wear in the New Year (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1889, etc.
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in December (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine December 1891
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in January (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in February (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine February 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in March (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in April (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in May (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in June (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine June 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in July (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine July 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in August (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in September (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine September 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in October (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in November (with Our Paris Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1892

[Our Motoring Correspondent]

[Our Office Boy]

The Subject I Know Least About: II. Water, (ms) The Windsor Magazine December 1896

[Our Own Charity Commissioner]

[Our Own Correspondent]

Back to the Land, (ms) Civvy Street June 1946

[Our Paris Correspondent]

Chit-Chat on Dress, (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine December 1874, etc.
What to Wear: Chit-Chat on Dress, (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1879, etc.
The Chiffonniers of Paris at Home, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine December 1880
What to Wear in January (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1888, etc.
What to Wear in February (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine February 1888, etc.
What to Wear in March (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1888, etc.
What to Wear in April (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1888, etc.
What to Wear in May (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1888, etc.
What to Wear in June (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine June 1888, etc.
What to Wear in July (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine July 1888, etc.
What to Wear in August (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1888, etc.
What to Wear in September (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine September 1888, etc.
What to Wear in October (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1888, etc.
What to Wear in November (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1888, etc.
What to Wear in December (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine December 1888, etc.
What to Wear in the New Year (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1889, etc.
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in December (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine December 1891
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in January (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in February (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine February 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in March (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in April (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in May (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine May 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in June (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine June 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in July (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine July 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in August (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in September (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine September 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in October (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1892
Chit-Chat on Dress. What to Wear in November (with Our London Correspondent), (cl) Cassell’s Family Magazine November 1892
Fashions in French Jewels and Fans, (cl) The Pall Mall Magazine April 1908

[Our Roving Reporter]

To Tell the Truth, (cl) Saga July 1934

[Our Special Commissioner]

[Our Special Correspondent]

[Our Special Lady Correspondent]

The New Season’s Fashion-Budget, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine Summer 1893

[Our Sporting Editor]

Famous Football Players: Thomas Magee, (bg) Pals #16, November 12 1923

[Our Very Own Philosopher]

The Early Bird, (hu) The Captain #262, January 1921
Safety First!, (hu) The Captain #266, May 1921

[Over the Rainbow]

[letter from parts unknown], (lt) Cricket May/June 2016

The Glories of Oxford, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine October 1908

[illustration(s)], (il) Black & White #44, December 5 1891

[Pach Bros.]

[frontispiece], (fp) McClure’s Magazine July 1904
[photography], (pt) Sex September 1926

[Pacific International Productions]

Six Guns for Six Women, (pi) Knight June 1972

[front cover], (cv) This Week November 24 1940
[front cover], (cv) This Week February 2 1941
[front cover], (cv) This Week May 25 1941
[front cover], (cv) This Week December 14 1941
[front cover], (cv) This Week March 15 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week March 29 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week May 3 1942
[front cover], (cv) Liberty June 27 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week August 9 1942
[front cover], (cv) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine August 15 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week August 23 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week October 4 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week October 25 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week November 8 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week November 15 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week November 22 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week December 20 1942
[front cover], (cv) This Week January 31 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week February 14 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week February 21 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week February 28 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week April 4 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week April 25 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week May 16 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week May 30 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week June 27 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week August 22 1943
[front cover], (cv) Liberty September 4 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week October 24 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week November 21 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week December 5 1943
[front cover], (cv) This Week April 16 1944
[front cover], (cv) This Week May 7 1944
[front cover], (cv) This Week June 25 1944
[front cover], (cv) Argosy November 1944
photo: Baby Jo Ann Curley and toy Pluto, (cv) Liberty October 27 1945

[Pan Visual]

[front cover], (cv) The Atlantic Monthly July 1965

[Paramount Pictures]

[front cover], (cv) This Week November 14 1943
CeleBio: Dorothy Lamour, (ar) 1948
photo: from Conquest of Space, (cv) Astounding Science Fiction May 1955
Barbarella, (pi) Knight July 1968

[Patston Studio]

[Patston-Thill]

[front cover], (cv) This Week October 26 1941

[Paul Guillumette, Inc.]

[front cover], (cv) McCall’s October 1946

The Decameron (with Alberto Grimaldi), (pi) Knight August 1972

[Peking Colloquium]

Political Science—Chinese Style, (ar) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact October 1967

[Persons of Note]

Geography, (ms) Sievier’s Monthly #9, September 1909

[Phoenix Films]

Poor Cecily, (pi) Pix December 1974

[Phoenix International]

Sleazy Rider, (pi) Pix April 1974

[Phoenix International Productions]

Sleazy Rider, (pi) Knight February 1974

[Photomasters]

[front cover], (cv) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine February 6 1943

[Photo Representatives]

[front cover], (cv) Adam October 1956

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