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The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #3, December 1930] (1/-)
Issue not indexed.

The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #4, January 1931] (1/-, 8½″ x 11″, cover by Arthur Oliffe)
Illustrated with a colour plate, ’The Brotherhood’ (scouting), by J. R. Burgess, plus monochrome drawings and photographs within the text by various artists.

· The Enemy in the Midst [Part ? of ?] · Capt. K. Maclure · sl; illustrated by A. Oliffe

· Flying Fakes on the Screen · Rodney Holt · ar

· The “Bluebird” Two-seater Model Aeorplane · [uncredited] · ar

· The Editor’s Page · The Editor · ed

· The Birth of a Postage Stamp—VI · Stanley Phillips · ar

· Jimmy’s Staff · Christopher Cray · ss

· Behind the Scenes, 32, Where Scouters Are Trained · E. E. Reynolds · ar

· A Trek in Bavaria and Tyrol · H. A. Field · ar

· Learning to Fly · Alec Davis · ar

· The Blind Trail · Norman R. F. Tucker · ss; illustrated by J. R. Burgess

· The “B.O.P.” Electric Copying Clock · [uncredited] · ar

· Curious Coinage · Fred. W. Burgess · ar

· Our Chess Corner · [uncredited] · cl

· Once Too Often · Sercombe Griffin · ss; illustrated by Robert Strange

· Stagecraft—3 · E. Stuart Monro · ar

· How to Make a Cake-Stand · Raymond S. Forbes · ar

· Abbeys and Their Inmates · E. A. Humphery Fenn · ar

· My “Prickly” Pets · Jaqueline Pyne · ar

· The Best Quencher · F. S. Blomfield · ss; illustrated by A. Oliffe

· Keeping Pets · H. K. Springett · ar

· The Way to Use a File · W. J. Saunders · ar

· The B.O.P. Nature Study Section · [uncredited] · cl

· The Editor’s Bookshelf · The Editor · br

· When I Leave School: Openings for the Boy Interested in Geography · [uncredited] · cl

The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #5, February 1931] (1/-, 8½″ x 11″, cover by J. R. B.)
Illustrated with a monochrome portrait plate of Lord Burghley, plus monochrome drawings and photographs within the text by various artists.

· Potted Thunder [Part 1 of ?] · Harold Avery · sl; illustrated by J. R. Burgess

· The “B.O.P. Allons” Monoplane · [uncredited] · ar

· Uses for Old Wireless Components · W. Oliver · ar

· The Editor’s Page · The Editor · ed

· Behind the Scenes, 35, Aircraftmen in the Making · [uncredited] · ar

· Notes from Overseas · [uncredited] · cl

· The Stamps of Abyssinia · Stanley Phillips · ar

· The Press-Gang’s Prize · Lieut. Col. A. Lloyd Owen · ss; illustrated by E. E. Briscoe

· Net Fishing for Tweed Salmon · Arthur Sharp · ar

· Fly-dressing for the Amateur · [uncredited] · ar

· Washing a Railway-Coach · [uncredited] · ar

· Forestalled! · George Surrey · ss; illustrated by A. Oliffe

· Making Model Aeroplane Propellers · W. J. Saunders · ar

· The Man Who Drives the Ship · John Radcliff · ar

· Hints on Archery · C. Bernard Rutley · ar

· Later Roman Coins · Fred. W. Burgess · ar

· Our Chess Corner · [uncredited] · cl

· Number One · Garry Allen · ss; illustrated by Frederick Garnett

· Bowls from Old Gramophone Records · S. L. Bastin · ar

· The “B.O.P.” Nature Study Section · [uncredited] · cl

· When I Leave School: Some Chances in New Zealand · [uncredited] · cl

· The Editor’s Bookshelf · The Editor · br

The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #6, March 1931] (1/-)
Issue not indexed.

The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #7, April 1931] (1/-, 8½″ x 11″, cover by Arthur Oliffe)
Illustrated with a colour plate, ’Beating the Bounds of the Tower’, by R. B. Ogle, plus monochrome drawings and photographs within the text by various artists.

· The Master Hand [Part 1 of ?] · S. T. James · sl; illustrated by A. Oliffe

· Making a Tree Album · [uncredited] · ar

· Erecting a Modern Building · W. Scott Wilson · ar

· Scottish Athletic Sports · [uncredited] · ar

· A Model Motor Boat · A. J. Budd · ar

· The “B.O.P. Avant” Model Monoplane · [uncredited] · ar

· Building the ’Varsity Boats · C. M. Walker · ar

· The Editor’s Page · The Editor · ed

· Behind the Scenes, 37, “Bart’s” · [uncredited] · ar

· Notes from Overseas · [uncredited] · cl

· Map Stamps · Stanley Phillips · ar

· The Ro-Rail Car · J. Harrison · ar

· The Millionth Chance · Robert Harding · ss; illustrated by R. B. Ogle

· North American Coinage · Fred. W. Burgess · ar

· A Midnight Raider · Ivy Scott Rogers · ss

· The “B.O.P.” Short-wave Twin Wirless Receiver · [uncredited] · ar

· That Spring Reeling · Major J. T. Gorman · ar

· The Ghosts of the Sandhills · L. B. Thoburn-Clarke · ss; illustrated by H. M. Talintyre

· The “Bopolele” · H. H. Ward · ss

· The Carpenter’s Corner · A. J. Budd · cl

· Mouth Organs and Music · O. Meyer · ar

· Fencing—2 · Percy Longhurst · ar

· Our Chess Corner · [uncredited] · cl

· The Record · Wray Hunt · ss; illustrated by Ellis Silas

· Making the Most of Your Batteries · [uncredited] · ar

· The B.O.P. Nature Study Section · [uncredited] · cl

· The Call of the Road: The Bicycle of To-Day · [uncredited] · ar

· When I Leave School: The Police Forces of the British Empire · [uncredited] · cl

· The Editor’s Bookshelf · The Editor · br

The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #8, May 1931] (1/-)
Issue not indexed.

The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #9, June 1931] (1/-, 8½″ x 11″, cover by Ogle)
Illustrated with a colour plate, ’The Chief’ (African), by Douglas Constable, plus monochrome drawings and photographs by various artists.

· The Dinkum Aussies [Part 1 of ?] · Argyll Saxby · sl; illustrated by Robert Strange

· The Currency of Savage Tribes · Fred. W. Burgess · ar

· Birds and the Wind · W. Oliver · ar

· Fancy Diving · Sid G. Hedges · ar

· The Editor’s Page · The Editor · ed

· Behind the Scenes, 39, Down River on a London Steam Tug · J. Harrison · ar

· The Stamps of France · Stanley Phillips · ar

· A New L.M.S. Railway Giant · [uncredited] · ar

· Scout’s Nose · S. T. James · ss; illustrated by J. R. Burgess

· Docks and Graving Docks · W. Scott Wilson · ar

· Notes on Flying · Rodney Holt · ar

· The “B.O.P.” Model Hot-Air Speed-Boat · K. A. Coker · ar

· The May-Fly · Arthur Sharp · ss

· The Terror of the Canyon · Douglas Gordon · ss; illustrated by R. B. Ogle

· Managing a Rowing-Boat · Geoffrey Prout · ar

· Flying Upside Down! · Rodney Holt · ss

· The “B.O.P. Senior” Loud Speaker · [uncredited] · ar

· Sticking to It · F. S. Blomfield · ss; illustrated by G. P. Micklewright

· Perseverance · Beaumont Ford · ss

· “Panning” for Gold · John Radcliff · ar

· The B.O.P. Nature Study Section · [uncredited] · cl

· The Call of the Road: Care of the Machine · [uncredited] · ar; Cycle.

· The Editor’s Bookshelf · The Editor · br

· When I Leave School: Prospects in Draughtsmanship · [uncredited] · cl

· New Stamp Issues · [uncredited] · cl

The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #10, July 1931] (1/-)
Issue not indexed.

The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #11, August 1931] (1/-, 8½″ x 11″, cover by Arthur Oliffe)
Illustrated with one colour plate, ’Cattle-Droving in New Zealand’, by R. B. Ogle, plus monochrome drawings and photographs within the text by various artists.

· The Riddle of the Screen [Part 1 of 2] · C. W. C. Drury · sl; illustrated by A. Oliffe

· Cruising Hints · Geoffrey Prout · ar

· Echoes from the East: The Rickshaw Boy · [uncredited] · ss

· The Editor’s Page · The Editor · ed

· Behind the Scenes, 41, “Nippy” and Her Wares · [uncredited] · ar; “Nippy” is name given to Lyons Cake Shop waitress.

· Footplate Men · J. R. Hind · ss

· Postage Stamps and Literature · Stanley Phillips · ar

· Charlie’s Chant · J. Ll. Roberts · ss; illustrated by J. R. Burgess

· Competitions for a Scout Fair · A. Harcourt Burrage · ar

· Furnishing a Standing Camp · Charles A. Tacey · ar

· Swimming in the Sea · Sid G. Hedges · ar

· The Wolf of the Evening · A. S. Roe · ss; illustrated by G. P. Micklewright

· The “B.O.P.” General Purpose Transportable Wirless Set · [uncredited] · ar

· Victorian Coinage · Fred. W. Burgess · ar

· Making a Walking-Stick · [uncredited] · ar

· The Stowaway · William Ventnor · ss; illustrated by Frederick Garnett

· Making a Small Drawer Cabinet · A. J. Budd · ar

· The B.O.P. Nature Study Section · [uncredited] · cl

· The Editor’s Bookshelf · The Editor · br

· The Call of the Road: The Tyres and Wheels · [uncredited] · ar

· When I Leave School: Careers in Aviation · [uncredited] · cl

· Let Us Make Something: Kites · E. Beadle · ar

· New Stamp Issues · [uncredited] · cl

The Boy’s Own Paper [v53 #12, September 1931] (1/-, 8½″ x 11″, cover by Arthur Oliffe)
Contains the index for volume 53, 1930-31. Illustrated with a monochrome portrait plate of Viscount Byng, plus monochrome drawings and photographs within the text by various artists.

· The Riddle of the Screen [Part 2 of 2] · C. W. C. Drury · sl; illustrated by A. Oliffe

· Modelling an Old Spanish Merchantman · C. B. Maycock · ar

· Housing Your Dog · A. J. Budd · ar

· The Editor’s Page · The Editor · ed

· Behind the Scenes, 42, Watching the Weather · Chas. J. L. Clarke · ar

· Canoe-Hiking in Canada · G. H. Mosher · ar

· Notes from Overseas · [uncredited] · cl

· Pre-Cancels and Postal Advertising · Stanley Phillips · ar

· A Crowded Day · S. T. James · ss; illustrated by J. R. Burgess

· Climbing Africa’s Highest Mountains · W. L. Speight · ar

· The “B.O.P.” Wirless Experimenter’s Work Cabinet · [uncredited] · ar

· The Propeller · Francis H. Sibson · ss; illustrated by R. H. Evens

· Practical Hints for Wireless Enthusiasts · W. Oliver · ar

· Lights in Camp · S. Leonard Bastin · ar

· Casablanca · Major J. T. Gorman · ss; illustrated by R. B. Ogle

· Second Mate · Theodore S. Sprigg · ss

· A Duel with a Cougar · Jacob Arnet · ss

· The B.O.P. Nature Study Section · [uncredited] · cl

· The Call of the Road: Tyres, Tubes, Wheels, Etc. continued · [uncredited] · ar

· The Editor’s Bookshelf · The Editor · br

· New Stamp Issues · [uncredited] · cl

· When I Leave School: Careers in Aviation, 2 · [uncredited] · cl

The Boy’s Own Paper [v54 #1, October 1931] (1/-, 64pp)

1 · Fetters of Freedom [Part 1 of 2] · A. Sercombe Griffin · sl; illustrated by Richard B. Ogle

29 · The “B.O.P.” Push Button Wireless Set · “Adsum” · ar

32 · The Editor’s Page · Geoffrey R. Pocklington, uncredited · ed; illustrated by Teek

33 · Behind the Scenes 43: Windsor Castle-Fortress, Palace and Home · Rev. Albert Lee · ar

38 · Flint-Knapping · John Marriott · ar

39 · The Balaclava Spirit · Robert Harding · ss; illustrated by Ellis Silas

42 · The Largest Commercial Aeroplane · J. Harrison · ar

44 · Changes in Rugby Law · E. H. D. Sewell · ar

46 · The “B.O.P.” Stamp Corner · Stanley Phillips · cl

47 · The Narrow Way · F. S. Blomfield · ss; illustrated by A. Oliffe

50 · A Day at Sea with a Wireless Operator · H. A. Edward · ar

52 · Some Hints on Badminton · C. Bernard Rutley · ar

55 · Green Fire · Douglas Gordon · ss; illustrated by H. L. Shindler

61 · Correspondence · The Readers · lc

62 · The B.O.P. Club · “Hedgerow” · cl

64 · Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree · Various · hu

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