The Adventure, War, and Espionage Fiction Magazine Index

Index by Date: Page 195

Steel, K. (fl. 1980s) (items)
• [front cover], (cv) Dan Jordan Sky Soldier #1, March 1987
• [front cover], (cv) Dan Jordan Sky Soldier #2, 1988

Steele, Alice Garland (1880-?) (items)
• Out of the Void, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine April 15 1921

Steele, Curtis (fl. 1930s); house pseudonym used by A. H. Bittner (1897-1966), Frederick C. Davis (1902-1977) & Emile C. Tepperman (1899-1951) (about) (items)
• The Masked Invasion [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 April 1934 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• The Invisible Empire [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 May 1934 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• The Yellow Scourge [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 June 1934 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• The Melting Death [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 July 1934 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Cavern of the Damned [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 August 1934 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Master of Broken Men [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 September 1934 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Invasion of the Dark Legions [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 October 1934 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• The Green Death Mists [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 November 1934 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Legions of Starvation [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 December 1934 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• The Red Invader [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 January 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• The League of War-Monsters [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 February 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• The Army of the Dead [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 March 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• March of the Flame Marauders [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 April 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Blood Reign of the Dictator [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 May 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Invasion of the Yellow Warlords [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 June 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Legions of the Death Master [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 July 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Hosts of the Flaming Death [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Operator #5 August 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Invasion of the Crimson Death Cult [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 September 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Attack of the Blizzard Men [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 October 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Scourge of the Invisible Death [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 November 1935 (by Frederick C. Davis)
• Raiders of the Red Death [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 December 1935 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• War-Dogs of the Green Destroyer [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 January 1936 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Rockets from Hell [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 February 1936 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• War Masters from the Orient [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 March 1936 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Crime’s Reign of Terror [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 April 1936 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Death’s Ragged Army [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 June/July 1936 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Patriot’s Death Battalion [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 August/September 1936 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• The Bloody Forty-Five Days [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 October/November 1936 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• America’s Plague Battalions [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 December 1936 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Liberty’s Suicide Legions [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 January 1937 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Siege of the Thousand Patriots [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 February 1937 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Patriots’ Death March [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 March/April 1937 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Revolt of the Lost Legions [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 May/June 1937 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Drums of Destruction [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 July/August 1937 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• The Army Without a Country [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 September/October 1937 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• The Bloody Frontiers [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 November/December 1937 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• The Coming of the Mongol Hordes [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 January/February 1938 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• The Siege That Brought the Black Death [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 March/April 1938 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• Revolt of the Devil Men [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 May/June 1938 (by Emile C. Tepperman)
• The Suicide Battalion [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 July/August 1938 (by A. H. Bittner)
• The Day of the Damned [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 September/October 1938 (by A. H. Bittner)
• The Dawn That Shook the World [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 November/December 1938 (by A. H. Bittner)
• When Hell Came to America [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 January/February 1939 (by A. H. Bittner)
• Invasion from the Sky [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 March/April 1939 (by A. H. Bittner)
• Winged Hordes of the Yellow Vulture [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 May/June 1939 (by A. H. Bittner)
• War Tanks of the Yellow Vulture [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 July/August 1939 (by A. H. Bittner)
• Corpse Cavalry of the Yellow Vulture [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (n.) Secret Service Operator #5 September/October 1939 (by A. H. Bittner)
• The Army from Underground [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 November/December 1939 (by A. H. Bittner)
• Hell’s Lost Battalion [James Christopher (Operator 5)], (na) Secret Service Operator #5 January/February 1940 (unpublished) (by A. H. Bittner)

Steele, Daniel; pseudonym of Charles Chadwick (1874-1953) (items)
• What Hope?, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine March 15 1916

Steele, Gunnison; pseudonym of B. W. Gardner (1906-1948) (items)
• Killer’s Cash, (ss) Ace-High Magazine 1st March 1933
• Blood of the Ancients, (ss) Action Stories December 1934
• Swamp Terror, (ss) Thrilling Adventures September 1935
• Murder Bait, (ss) Thrilling Adventures January 1936
• Fangs of the North, (vi) Thrilling Adventures April 1936
• Powdersmoke Payment, (ss) Thrilling Adventures November 1939
• Death Guards Gold, (ss) Thrilling Adventures July 1941
• Green Stones of Death, (ss) Thrilling Adventures August 1941
• Friendly Fangs, (ss) Thrilling Detective February 1942
• Hangrope Reprieve, (ss) Masked Rider Western May 1944

Steele, Harwood (Elmes Robert) (1897-1978) (items)
• Storm Child, (nv) The Popular Magazine May 20 1925
• The Prestige of the Scarlet, (ss) Short Stories January 10 1927
• The Cat Comes Back, (ss) Short Stories March 10 1927
• An Affair of Courage, (ss) Short Stories March 25 1927
• The King of the Eskimos, (na) The Danger Trail March 1927
• Southwest Is South, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine 2nd June 1929
• The Blinkin’ Yank, (ss) War Stories #92, March 1931
• In the Mouth of a Cannon, (ss) Golden Fleece May 1939

Steele, Minnie D. (fl. 1920s) (items)
• [illustration(s)], (il) Thrilling Tales May 1927

Steele, Paul (fl. 1910s-1920s) (items)
• The Fisherman’s Thrill, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine March 15 1925
• To Carry the News, (pm) Top-Notch Magazine December 1 1925

Steele, Roderick (fl. 1930s) (items)
• Georges Madon, (ts) War Birds #49, December 1931

Steele, Wilbur Daniel (1886-1970) (about) (items)
• The Yellow Cat, (nv) Harper’s Magazine March 1915

Steigerwalt (fl. 1930s) (items)
• Gas Job Knee Action (with Gordon Reeves), (ar) Flying Aces April 1939

Stein, Modest; [born Modest Aronstam] (1871-1958) (about) (items)
• [front cover], (cv) People’s Favorite Magazine May 10 1918
• [front cover], (cv) The Thrill Book October 1 1919
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage September 1943
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage October 1943
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage November 1943
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage December 1943
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage January 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage February 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage April 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage May 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage June 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage July 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage August 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage September 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage October 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage November 1944
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage January 1945
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage February 1945
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage March 1945
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage April 1945
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage May 1945
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage June 1945
• [front cover], (cv) Doc Savage November 1945

Steinbrinck, Otto (1888-1949) (about) (items)
• The Fight Off Flanders, (ar) Submarine Stories #10, March 1930

Stengelsen, Albert (fl. 1920s-1930s) (items)
• From the Window, (nv) Three Star Magazine 1st May 1928

Stephen, Isabel (fl. 1920s-1940s) (items)
• The Skeleton in the Islip Woods (with William D. Roddy), (tc) True Detective Mysteries November 1925

Stephens, Allan; pseudonym of Stephen Allen Reynolds (1875-?) (items)
• The Forty Yellow Men, (ss) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1910
• Forbidden Cargo, (nv) Top-Notch August 15 1912

Stephens, Charles (fl. 1900s-1910s) (items)
• Till Russia Shall Be Free, (ss) The Ocean January 1908

Stephens, Donald Ryder (1898-1983); used pseudonym Donald Sinderby (about) (items)
• Physical Jerks, (ss) The Regent Magazine #12, November 1924, as by Donald Sinderby

Stephens, Grayson M.; pseudonym of Steven G. Mitchell (fl. 1960s-2010s) (items)
• On the Venus Run, (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories #21, February 1997
• Temple of Primal Horror, (nv) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories #22, March 1997

Stephens, Greg (fl. 2000s) (items)
• The Package, (sl) Astonishing Adventures! August 2007
• The Final Knockout, (ss) Astonishing Adventures! April 2008

Stephens, Hal (fl. 1920s) (items)
• The Seal of Reba, (ss) War Birds #21, October 1929

Stephens, James Warren (fl. 1910s) (items)
• Rich in Possibilities, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine October 15 1915

Stephens, William V. V. (fl. 1930s) (items)
• Service of Supply, (pm) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #34, June 1930
• Tale of the Transport, (pm) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #54, February 1932

Stephenson, Denby Clark (fl. 1920s-1930s) (items)
• The Black Pilot, (ss) Flying Stories June 1929

Stephenson, H(umphrey) M(eigh) (1882-1958) (items)
• The Missing Liner, (sl) Star Magazine August 1931, etc.

Sterling, Brett (fl. 1940s-1960s); house pseudonym used by Ray Bradbury (1920-2012), Edmond Hamilton (1904-1977) & Joseph Samachson (1906-1980) (about) (items)
• Worlds to Come [Captain Future (Curt Newton)], (na) Captain Future Spring 1943 (by Joseph Samachson)
• The Star of Dread [Captain Future (Curt Newton)], (n.) Captain Future Summer 1943 (by Edmond Hamilton)
• Magic Moon [Captain Future (Curt Newton)], (n.) Captain Future Winter 1944 (by Edmond Hamilton)
• Days of Creation [Captain Future (Curt Newton)], (na) Captain Future Spring 1944 (by Joseph Samachson)

Sterling, George (1869-1926) (about) (items)
• The Sailor Turns Street-Sweeper, (pm) Sea Stories Magazine October 20 1922
• By Another Sea, (pm) Argosy Allstory Weekly December 2 1922

Sterling, Stewart; pseudonym of Prentice Winchell (1895-1976) (items)
• The Corpse Doctor [Steve Koski], (ss) Detective Book Magazine Fall 1938
• The Flaming Feather, (ss) Thrilling Adventures March 1941
• The Lady’s Out for Blood! [Myro Catin], (na) Triple Detective Spring 1953
• The Kiss-and-Kill Murders [Don Marko], (nv) Popular Detective May 1953

Sterling, Ward; pseudonym of Harold Ward (1879-1950) (items)
• Baker, the Spy Who Never Failed, (ar) Spy Stories May 1929
• Belle Boyd, (ss) Spy Stories July 1929

Sterne, Ashley; pseudonym of Ernest Halsey (1876-1939) (items)
• Those Elusive Buttons, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine February 15 1918
• That’s What?, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine February 1/February 15 1920

Sternig, Larry (1908-1999) (items)
• A Caveman for Ann, (ss) Saucy Romantic Adventures June 1936
• Midnight Intrigue, (ss) Saucy Movie Tales June 1937
• Too Much Publicity [Doreen Stark] (with William Fredric Kruger), (ss) Modern Adventuress July 1937
• Death on the Face (with Franz Serdaly), (ss) Saucy Movie Tales August 1937
• The Third Twin [Doreen Stark] (with William Fredric Kruger), (ss) Modern Adventuress September 1937
• Pacific Intrigue [Doreen Stark] (with William Fredric Kruger), (ss) Scarlet Adventuress November 1937
• Danger Curves (with William Campbell Gault), (ss) Scarlet Adventuress February 1938, as by Roney Scott
• Vienna Interlude, (ss) Scarlet Adventuress July 1938

Sterrett, Elton (fl. 1930s) (items)
• Treachery of Mow Ghee, (ss) Pirate Stories January 1935

Sterrett, Jack; [i.e., John Moore Sterrett] (1902-1976) (about) (items)
• Dog Pemmican, (pm) Star Magazine July 1931
• Wolf, (ss) Top-Notch July 1934
• The Fifty-Fifty Chance, (vi) Top-Notch July 1936
• Death Rides My Cockpit!, (ss) Dare-Devil Aces April 1944

Stevens, Buck (fl. 1920s) (items)
• The Weak Sister, (ss) Under Fire Magazine March 1929

Stevens, D. (fl. 1930s) (items)
• “I Flipped Myself Dizzy—for a Record!”, (ar) Flying Aces October 1939

Stevens, Don (fl. 1930s) (items)
• First Flight in a Hang Glider, (ar) Air Trails October 1938

Stevens, Francis; pseudonym of G. M. Barrows (1883-1948) (about) (items)
• Behind the Curtain, (ss) All-Story Weekly September 21 1918
• The Heads of Cerberus, (n.) The Thrill Book August 15 1919, etc.
• Impulse, (ss) The Thrill Book November 1 1919 (unpublished)

Stevens, Gale (fl. 1940s) (items)
• Dirigible Airships, (ar) Air Adventures November 1945
• The Coming Airplane, (ar) Mammoth Adventure July 1946

Stevens, Harold (fl. 1920s) (items)
• Luck That Turned, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine April 1 1923

Stevens, Henry P. (fl. 1930s) (items)
• Traitor’s Trump, (ss) Secret Agent X February 1937

Stevens, James (Floyd) (1892-1971) (about) (items)
• Loafing Down the South Pacific, (ss) Sea Stories December 1928
• Through Magellan’s Roaring Straits, (ss) Sea Stories February 1929
• Hammered, (ss) Tales of Danger and Daring May 1929
• The Owl Quits Thinking, (ss) All-Fiction October 1930
• The Moustache of Joe Brigaud, (ss) All-Fiction January 1931
• The Whale Breaker [Paul Bunyan], (ss) All Fiction Stories June 1931
• Three Faces Scarred, (nv) Dynamic Adventures March 1936
• The Little Red, (nv) Dynamic Adventures April 1936

Stevens, James Hay (1913-1973) (items)
• A Scale Model of de Haviland 86 “Express Air Liner”, (ar) Wings (UK) #6, September 1935
• The Sopwith Triplane, (ar) Air Stories (UK) October 1935
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) October 1935
• The German Albatross D.1, (ar) Air Stories (UK) November 1935
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) November 1935
• The Nieuport Type 28, (ar) Air Stories (UK) December 1935
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) December 1935
• A Sopwith Two Seater, (ar) Air Stories (UK) January 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) January 1936
• A Famous Two Seater, (ar) Air Stories (UK) February 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) February 1936
• The Fairey Fantôme, (ar) Air Stories (UK) March 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) March 1936
• A “Pusher” Scout: F.E.8, (ar) Air Stories (UK) April 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) April 1936
• A Modern British Fighter: Bristol Bulldog Mark IV, (ar) Air Stories (UK) May 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) May 1936
• A Scout of the War Days: Fokker D.3, (ar) Air Stories (UK) June 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) June 1936
• A Modern Fighter: Armstrong-Whitworth Scimitar, (ar) Air Stories (UK) July 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) July 1936
• A Wartime British Bomber: D.H. 9 Bomber, (ar) Air Stories (UK) August 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) August 1936
• A Twin-Engined Warplane: Avro Anson, (ar) Air Stories (UK) September 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) September 1936
• A Scout of the War Days: The D.H. 5, (ar) Air Stories (UK) October 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) October 1936
• A Scout That Pilots Hated: The Pfalz D.12, (ar) Air Stories (UK) December 1936
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) December 1936
• A Military Gyroplane: The Avro Rota, (ar) Air Stories (UK) January 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) January 1937
• A Famous Wartime Seaplane: Short N.2b, (ar) Air Stories (UK) February 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) February 1937
• A High-Speed British Bomber: Bristol Blenheim, (ar) Air Stories (UK) March 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) March 1937
• A Scout from the Past: Vickers Bullet, (ar) Air Stories (UK) April 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) April 1937
• The R.A.F.’s New Army Co-op ’Plane: Westland Lysander, (ar) Air Stories (UK) May 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) May 1937
• A Bomber from France: Breguet 14, (ar) Air Stories (UK) June 1937
• Warplanes of the Luftwaffe, (ar) Air Stories (UK) June 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) June 1937
• A Veteran Fighter of the R.A.F.: Gloster Gamecock, (ar) Air Stories (UK) July 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) July 1937
• The S.E. 5a, (ar) Air Stories (UK) August 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) August 1937
• A Fast New RAF Fighter (The Gloster Gladiator), (ar) Air Stories (UK) September 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) September 1937
• A Famous Wartime Fighter: Sopwith Pup, (ar) Air Stories (UK) October 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) October 1937
• Britain’s Latest Fighter (The Hawker Hurricane), (ar) Air Stories (UK) November 1937
• Heredity, (ia) Air Stories (UK) November 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) November 1937
• A Famous French Warbird: Nieuport 2 Seater, (ar) Air Stories (UK) December 1937
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) December 1937
• A New Naval Scout: Fairey Seafox, (ar) Air Stories (UK) January 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) January 1938
• Father of the Fighters: Vickers F.B.9 “Gun Bus”, (ar) Air Stories (UK) February 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) February 1938
• The R.A.F.’s First Interceptor: The Hawker Fury II, (ar) Air Stories (UK) March 1938
• The Sopwith Camel, (ia) Air Stories (UK) March 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) March 1938
• A New German Fighter: The Heinkel He. 112, (ar) Air Stories (UK) April 1938
• A Veteran of the War Days (The B.E.2C and the Curtiss P-36A), (ar) Air Stories (UK) April 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) April 1938
• Britain’s Latest High-Speed Trainer: Miles-Kestrel, (ar) Air Stories (UK) May 1938
• The Roland D.2, (ia) Air Stories (UK) May 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) May 1938
• The Armstrong-Whitworth Siskin, (ia) Air Stories (UK) June 1938
• Britain’s Last Wartime Scout: Sopwith Snipe, (ar) Air Stories (UK) June 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) June 1938
• The Airco DH.4, (ia) Air Stories (UK) July 1938
• The 257 m.p.h. British Bomber: Fairey Battle, (ar) Air Stories (UK) July 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) July 1938
• The King of Two-Seaters: Bristol Fighter, (ar) Air Stories (UK) August 1938
• The Morane-Saulnier 405, (ia) Air Stories (UK) August 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) August 1938
• The B.A.T. Basilisk, (ia) Air Stories (UK) September 1938
• A Dive-Bomber for the Fleet: The Blackburn Skua, (ar) Air Stories (UK) September 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) September 1938
• A Famous Triplane Fighter: Fokker DR.1, (ar) Air Stories (UK) October 1938
• The Percival Mew Gull: Britain’s Fastest Racer, (ia) Air Stories (UK) October 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) October 1938
• Britain’s Biggest Bomber [The Handley Page “Harrow”], (ar) Air Stories (UK) November 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) November 1938
• The Fiat CR.32ter, (ia) Air Stories (UK) December 1938
• They Called It the “Harry Tate”, (ar) Air Stories (UK) December 1938
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) December 1938
• A War-Time Single Seater: Avro Spider, (ia) Air Stories (UK) January 1939
• The World’s Fastest Fighter: Supermarine Spitfire, (ar) Air Stories (UK) January 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) January 1939
• A Famous British Bomber: Handley Page 0.400, (ia) Air Stories (UK) February 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) February 1939
• Britain’s Latest Amphibian Warplane: Supermarine Walrus, (ia) Air Stories (UK) March 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) March 1939
• Famous Wartime Fighter: Spad S.7 Scout, (ar) Air Stories (UK) April 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) April 1939
• Aircraft of the Spanish War, (ar) Air Stories (UK) May 1939
• A Twin-Screw Fighter: Koolhaven F.K.55, (ar) Air Stories (UK) May 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) May 1939
• British Scout of the Great War: Sopwith Dolphin, (ia) Air Stories (UK) June 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) June 1939
• World’s Record Bomber: Vickers Wellesley, (ia) Air Stories (UK) July 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) July 1939
• Famous Fighter of the Great War: Fokker D.7 Scout, (ia) Air Stories (UK) August 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) August 1939
• The Short Sunderland, (ia) Air Stories (UK) September 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) September 1939
• This Trainer Made History: Avro 504, (ia) Air Stories (UK) October 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) October 1939
• A Great Racer: de Havilland Comet, (ia) Air Stories (UK) November 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) November 1939
• A Flying Model Hawker Hurricane, (ia) Air Stories (UK) December 1939
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) December 1939
• A Duration Biplane, (ia) Air Stories (UK) January 1940, etc.
• A Streamlined Wakefield Model, (ia) Air Stories (UK) January 1940
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) January 1940
• Heinkel HE 112U, (pi) Air Stories (UK) February 1940
• Henschel HS126, (pi) Air Stories (UK) February 1940
• Model Aircraft: A Duration Glider and Solid Model of the D.H. Gypsy Moth, (ia) Air Stories (UK) February 1940
• The Spitfire, (pi) Air Stories (UK) February 1940
• Westland Lysander, (pi) Air Stories (UK) February 1940
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) February 1940
• The Breguet 90, (ia) Air Stories (UK) March 1940
• The Latecoere 298, (ar) Air Stories (UK) March 1940
• The Martin 167 and Breda 65, (ia) Air Stories (UK) March 1940
• Messerschmitt ME 110, (ia) Air Stories (UK) March 1940
• ’Planes of the Bear, (ar) Air Stories (UK) March 1940
• Potez 63, (ia) Air Stories (UK) March 1940
• A Fairey Swordfish, (ar) Air Stories (UK) April 1940
• A Flying Composite Model, (ar) Air Stories (UK) April 1940
• [illustration(s)], (il) Air Stories (UK) April 1940