C.B. Fry’s Magazine: (about)
Note that, for the first 14 volumes, each issue typically consisted of three parts: a series of advertising pages numbered with roman numerals; a series of 96 numbered “main” pages; and a series of advertising pages numbered consectively with the “main pages”. When the bound volumes were produced, only the main pages were included even though the third section usually contained additional articles and stories which were absent from the bound volumes. The numbering of the second section also ignored these pages such that the first issue of a volume might have pages numbered from 1 to 128, only 96 of which were in the middle section, and the second issue would then start at page 97.
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