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Dixon Hawke’s Case Book [#16, Spring 1949] (Full Text)

· The Case of the Laughing Jackdaw [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Telephone Kiosk [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Bedpost-Top [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Chinese Cord [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Human Target [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Cloakroom Tickets [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Scarred Thumb-Print [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Walking Pictures [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Loose Window-Bar [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Lorry Chain [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Missing American [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Worthless Masterpiece [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Gramophone Needle [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Three Doubles [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Eucalyptus Bottle [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Black Marketeers [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post January 3 1948, as “The Case of the Well-Kept Corpse”

· The Case of the Frightened Financier [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Posted Key [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post January 17 1948, as “Murder Off the Record”

· The Case of the Pearl Stud [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Star-Gazer’s Twin [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the K.C.’s Letters [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

Dixon Hawke’s Case Book [#17, Spring 1950]

· The Case of the Major’s Note [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Grandfather Clock [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post February 12 1949, as “The Man with Too Many Enemies”

· The Case of the Child’s Goldfish [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Clue in the Window [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Kidnapped Bride [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the 25,000 Pound Sheep [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post February 5 1949, as “The Clue of the Missing Smell”

· The Case of the Affable Clerk [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Frightened Housekeeper [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post January 15 1949, as “The Fly Killed the Spider!”

· The Case of the Golden Slipper [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Street Musician [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Manicured Finger-Nails [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Girl in the Red Beret [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Homing Pigeon [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Secret Message [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Red-Bearded Jokers [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Three-Cornered Scar [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Churchyard Mystery [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the North-Country Accent [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Lame Tramp [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Five O’Clock Post [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Broken Portrait [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

Dixon Hawke’s Case Book [#18, Spring 1951]

· Four Men Came to Dinner [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post March 4 1950, as “Black-out for a Blackmailer”

· The Runaway Corpse [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post February 25 1950, as “Dead Men Can Run!”

· Who Heard the Silent Whistle? [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post February 11 1950, as “The Case of the Silent Sound”

· Death Joins the Gamblers [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Who Took the Dead Man’s Pen? [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Tragedy in the Tube [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post January 28 1950, as “Ash for an Epitaph”

· The Crystal Cast a Spell [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post May 21 1949, as “The Spell on the Wealthy Widow”

· Her Flowers Were Worth a Fortune [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post February 4 1950, as “Lights Out for Larceny!”

· The Clue Came by Post [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Killer with the Guilty Eyes [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post April 23 1949, as “The Killer Had Cat’s Eyes”

· The Riddle of the Chalk Pit [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Trail of the Missing Mandarin [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Town with Too Many Funerals [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post March 5 1949, as “The Case of the Artful Undertaker”

· Murder in the Menagerie [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post May 7 1949, as “The Menace of the Fish-Hook”

· Her Alibi Stuck on the Tar [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Mysterious Mr. Morris [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Paper and Pencil Solved the Case [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Secret of the Scent [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Mirror Told a Lie [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Deadly Glass of Water [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post March 11 1950, as “The Clue Was H2O”

· His Hideout Had an Open Door [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

Dixon Hawke’s Case Book [#19, Spring 1952]

· Dead Man’s Bodyguard [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Kidnapped Surgeon [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Three Ways to Die [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post April 1 1950, as “Three Called to Kill!”

· The Strangler Strikes To-Night! [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· She Wore a Jargoon Ring [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Artist with the Lying Eyes [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Cat-and-Mouse Killer [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Clue from the Persian’s Coat [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Stolen Footprints! [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Bashful Forgers [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Murderer Gave a Preview [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Flying Smugglers [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Flight of the Falcon [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Killer Had a Season Ticket [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Swaying Shadow [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Corpse with the Accusing Finger [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Poisoner Died Too Late [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Clue of the Golden Goblet [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Quick Change Crook [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Big Fight Tragedy [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Vengeance of the Major [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

Dixon Hawke’s Case Book [#20, Spring 1953] (Full Text)

· A Lesson for a Lady [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Damsel Doublecross [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss Sporting Post December 22 1951, as “The Unfinished Clue”

· They Never Searched the Rats [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Aspirin Packed a Punch [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Bullet for a Banker [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Moon Cried “Murder” [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Case of the Tidy Servant [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Death Was Locked In [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Ghost Wore a Uniform [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Clue in the Dark [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· K.O. Candy! [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Death by Time-Table [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Riddle of the Playful Pekinese [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Death Before Dinner [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· Half an Hour to Live! [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Corpse Smoked Cigars [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Hoax of the Priceless Pearls [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Corpse with the Wrong Hairstyle [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Atom Train Mystery [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

· The Knife from Nowhere! [Dixon Hawke] · [uncredited] · ss

Eagle Annual (about)

Eagle Annual [#1, September 1951] (Hulton Press, 172pp, hc)

8 · The Lure of Speed · Raymond Mays · ar; illustrated by Kenneth McDonough

14 · Here Lies Gold · Ronald Syme · ar; illustrated by Sax

20 · The Story of the Circus · Grierson Dickson · ar; illustrated by John Harris

25 · Dan Dare [Dan Dare] · Frank Hampson · cs; illustrated by Frank Hampson & Harold Johns

33 · How I Didn’t Catch a Tunny - and How a Whale Nearly Caught Me · Macdonald Hastings · ar; illustrated by Will Nickless

37 · Did You Know? · Alford · cs

38 · If You Want to Be an Inventor · A. M. Low · ar; illustrated by Norman R. Satchel

41 · Black Dirk · C. E. Drury · cs

51 · How to Build a Model Railway · Walkden Fisher · ar; illustrated by Walkden Fisher

55 · Jet Propelled Model Racing Cars · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated, with plans.

56 · Puzzles A-Plenty · [uncredited] · pz

58 · Survey 21 · Ronald Syme · ss; illustrated by William Stobbs

62 · Grandpa [Grandpa] · Probyn · cs

63 · P.C. 49 in the Case of the Busy Bees [PC49] · Alan Stranks · cs; illustrated by Strom Gould

67 · Rearing Silkworms · John May · ar; illustrated by Victor Ross

71 · Chicko [Chicko] · Norman Thelwell · cs

72 · Make This Jet Powered “Dart” · Bill Dean · ar

73 · Harris Tweed Gets His Gangs! [Harris Tweed] · John Ryan · cs

77 · Jet-Propulsion and Gas Turbines in Theory and Practice · L. Ashwell Wood · ar; illustrated by L. Ashwell Wood

81 · Jeff Arnold: A Brush with Indians [Jeff Arnold] · Charles Chilton · cs; illustrated by Jack Daniel

85 · Old Copper Nob · Ronald Syme · ss; illustrated by Alex Oxley

90 · Oil: Treasure in the Earth · John Worsley · ar; illustrated by John Worsley

100 · Uncle George’s Aeroplane · Guy Daniel · ss; illustrated by George

106 · Railway with the Speed of Aircraft · Laurence Dunn · ar; illustrated by Laurence Dunn

109 · The Stolen Lorry Ring · Garry Hogg · ss; illustrated by Alexander Oliphant

115 · The Olympic Games · B. L. Kearley · ar; illustrated by Ross

120 · Tobias and the Trumpet · ffolkes · cs

127 · Improve Your Football · John Graves · ar; illustrated by D. Alford

132 · Nature Adventure · Wilfred Booth · ar; illustrated by A. M. Hughes, E. Saunders & O. L. Miller

138 · Grandpa [Grandpa] · Probyn · cs

139 · Kidnapped in Error · Dudley Jarrett · ss; illustrated by Paul Wilson

145 · It Wouldn’t Be Christmas · Chad Varah · ar; illustrated by Bateman

149 · The Story of Albert Schweitzer · C. E. Drury · cs

153 · How to Make and Throw Whirling Willy · Ronald Patrick Wilson · ar; illustrated by Walkden Fisher

154 · Unusual Pets - and How to Keep Them · Professor Cameron · ar; illustrated by John Dyke

158 · The Sign of Three · H. Whitehead · ss; illustrated by Webster Murray

164 · Professor Brittain Explains Coal · John Spencer Croft · cs

168 · Exploring at the Bottom of the World · John Nance · ar; illustrated by Will Nickless

173 · Puzzles A-Plenty · [uncredited] · pz

Every Boy’s Magazine (UK, 1860s) (about)

Every Boy’s Magazine [#19, August 1863] (Routledge, Warne, & Routledge, 6d, 64+24pp+, 5″ x 7½″)

· Prelims :- 2pp ads, 2pp answers to correspondents, 1p contents, 1p ad.

· Main Section

449 · The Adventures of Rob Roy [Part ? of ?] · James Grant · sl; Chapters XXX-XXXII.

463 · At the Seashore - Crustacea · Rev. J. G. Wood · ar

476 · The Schoolboy Letters - The University Cricket Match · “Schoolboy” · lt

480 (facing) · Shakespearian Puzzles No. 7 · [uncredited] · pz
pictorial puzzle on a tipped-in plate.

481 · Why I Did Not Become a Sailor [Part ? of ?] · R. M. Ballantyne · sl; Chapter IV - appears to be the only publication.

489 · Chemistry · [uncredited] · cl

495 · The Death of the “Man-Eater” · George P. Cumming · ss

500 · A Night Alarm · Thomas R. Macquoid · ss

506 · Sam Spangles; or, The History of a Harlequin [Part ? of ?] · Stirling Coyne · sl; Chapter XI.

· Subsidiary Section; these latter pages would not have appeared in the publisher’s annual volume, issued as Routledge’s Every Boy’s Annual.

61 · Reminiscences of School Life [Part ? of ?] · [uncredited] · sl; Chapter VIII.

73 · Shakespearian Puzzles No. 6 · [uncredited] · pz
Solutions & winners.

74 · The Debating Club · “Quiz” · lt
one page letter about setting up a debating club.

79 · The Subscriber’s Corner - A Word about the Navy · H. Moorman · ar

Every Boy’s Magazine [#22, November 1863] (Routledge, Warne, & Routledge, 6d, 64+24pp+, 5″ x 7½″)

· Prelims :- 1p ads, 2pp debating club, 2pp answers to correspondents, 1p ads., 1p contents, 1p ad.

· Main Section

641 · The Adventures of Rob Roy [Part ? of ?] · James Grant · sl; Chapters XLIII-XLVIII.

667 · The History of a Poor Little Widow · Mrs. Rymer Jones · ss

672 · Why I Did Not Become a Sailor [Part ? of ?] · R. M. Ballantyne · sl; Chapters IX-X.

681 · How We Made Our Guy · Thomas Miller · ar

687 · Our Domestic Pets - The Canary · Rev. J. G. Wood · ar

697 · The Cheap Breakfast · W. Robson · ss

702 · Chemistry · [uncredited] · nf

· Subsidiary Section; pages 97-130 comprise a single gathering, lettered “O”, of 16 pages, i.e. pagination leaps from 98 to 117 with no loss of text.

89 · Reminiscences of School Life [Part ? of ?] · [uncredited] · sl; Chapter XI - ends on page 98.

117(sic) · The Subscriber’s Corner - The Prize Essay · [uncredited] · lt

121 · The Importance of Order · F. Stult · ar

123 · Earth · S. F. N. · pm

125 · Lord John · “Reviresco” · pm

129 · Rebus · G. P. C. · pm

129 · Charades · Various · pz

130 · Answers to Riddles, Charades, &c in No. 21 · [uncredited] · ms

Every Boy’s Magazine [March 1864]
Issue partially indexed.

· The Discovery of the Treasure Isles [Part 1 of 4] · Amelia B. Edwards · nv

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