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The Little Corporal For Boys and Girls, September 1874, Vol XIX, No 3


Offered here is a vintage antique 19th century U.S. children's magazine is: "The Little Corporal For Boys and Girls", Conducted by Emily Huntington Miller, September 1874, Vol XIX, No 3, John E. Miller, Publisher, Chicago - What wonderful cover lithography by Lauderbach.   These have wonderful stories for children, several with wonderful lithography.  The frontis is titled "The Discovery".  Stories in this issue are by Lucia Chase Bell, Joanna H. Mathews, M. B. C. Slade, Sarah Lord Hall, Olive Thorne, Emily Huntington Miller and many more.   These are very, very tough to find in any condition.     Remember, they are 130 years old!!!!   This one is in great condition with extremely minor stressing at the extremities and a chip at the bottom right. It has a small amount of light flocking inside.   There are several wonderful lithographs that go with the children's stories.  Great stuff!!!   You will be hard pressed to find more copies of these - especially in this good condition.

    
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The Pansy, August, 1894


The Pansy, August, 1894

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Offered here is a vintage antique 19th century family magazine, "The Pansy",  August, 1894, D. Lothrop Company, Boston, Publisher.  In very-good condition!   A Children's magazine with a moral and Christian lean.  Wonderful stories, children's poetry and serials for children - also letters from stories - Illustrated frontis in each issue and wonderfully illustrated throughout.  Old adds including Ivory Soap on back cover.     The corners are slightly roundes and some pages are slightly flapped - a name written on the cover. 

Isabella Macdonald Alden, daughter of Isaac and Myra Spafford Macdonald, was born in Rochester, N0ew York on November 3, 1841.  It is thought that she was given the nickname "Pansy" by her father.  In addition to being the editor of this weekly children's magazine, she went was a prolific writer and she was a speaker on the Chautauqua circuit. The "Pansy" contributors included numerous relatives and friends.


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The Pansy, July, 1894


The Pansy, July, 1894

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Offered here is a vintage antique 19th century family magazine, "The Pansy",  July, 1894, D. Lothrop Company, Boston, Publisher.  In very-good condition!   A Children's magazine with a moral and Christian lean.  Wonderful stories, children's poetry and serials for children - also letters from children - Illustrated frontis  in each issue and wonderfully illustrated throughout.  Old adds including Ivory Soap on back cover.  The corners are slightly rounded and some pages are slightly flapped - a name written on the cover. 

Isabella Macdonald Alden, daughter of Isaac and Myra Spafford Macdonald, was born in Rochester, N0ew York on November 3, 1841.  It is thought that she was given the nickname "Pansy" by her father.  In addition to being the editor of this weekly children's magazine, she went was a prolific writer and she was a speaker on the Chautauqua circuit. The "Pansy" contributors included numerous relatives and friends.

 


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The Pansy, June 1894


The Pansy, June 1894

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Offered here is a vintage antique 19th century family magazine, "The Pansy",  June, 1894, D. Lothrop Company, Boston, Publisher.  In very-good condition!   A Children's magazine with a moral and Christian lean.  Wonderful stories, children's poetry and serials for children - also letters from children - Illustrated frontis  in each issue and wonderfully illustrated throughout.  Old adds including Ivory Soap on back cover.  The corners are slightly rounded and some pages are slightly flapped - a name written on the cover. 

Isabella Macdonald Alden, daughter of Isaac and Myra Spafford Macdonald, was born in Rochester, N0ew York on November 3, 1841.  It is thought that she was given the nickname "Pansy" by her father.  In addition to being the editor of this weekly children's magazine, she went was a prolific writer and she was a speaker on the Chautauqua circuit. The "Pansy" contributors included numerous relatives and friends.


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The Pansy, May, 1894; Vol.21, No. 7


The Pansy, May, 1894; Vol.21, No. 7

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Offerewd here is a vintage antique 19th century family magazine, "The Pansy",  May, 1894; Vol.21, No. 7, D. Lothrop Company, Boston, Publisher.  In very-good condition!   A Children's magazine with a moral and Christian lean.  Wonderful stories, children's poetry and serials for children - also letters from stories - Illustrated frontis in each issue and wonderfully illustrated throughout.  Old adds including Ivory Soap on back cover.     The corners are slightly rounded and some pages are slightly flapped - a name written on the cover. 

Isabella Macdonald Alden, daughter of Isaac and Myra Spafford Macdonald, was born in Rochester, N0ew York on November 3, 1841.  It is thought that she was given the nickname "Pansy" by her father.  In addition to being the editor of this weekly children's magazine, she went was a prolific writer and she was a speaker on the Chautauqua circuit. The "Pansy" contributors included numerous relatives and friends.


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The Student and the Schoolmate An Illustrated Monthly, August 1868, Vol, XXII, No II


Offered here is a VERY SPECIAL important scarce vintage antique 19th century children's magazine; "The Student and the Schoolmate An Illustrated Monthly", August 1868,  Vol, XXII, No II, Joseph H. Allen, Publisher, Boston.  Scarce with the original cover chipped. Contents include:
  • Fame and Fortune, Hortio Alger, Jr., Chapter XIII (In this magazine the Horatio Alger story "Fame & Fortune" makes its first appearance, preceding the first book of that title)
  • Profit of Temperance, Dr. Jewett
  • Old Raymond, Clara Augusta
  • To A June Bug, Paul North
  • Crocodiles, E. C F.
  • Among the Mountains of Western Massachusetts, R. C. A.
  • The Lily of st. Croix, S. B.
  • On Baldwin's Rock, William L. WIlliams
  • Declamation,  Reply to Walpole, William Pitt
  • Mrs. Spinwig's Washington, Frank S. Finn
  • After, George Cooper


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The Student and the Schoolmate An Illustrated Monthly, March 1868, Vol, XXI, No 111


Offered here is a VERY SPECIAL important scarce vintage antique 19th century children's magazine; "The Student and the Schoolmate An Illustrated Monthly", March 1868,  Vol, XXI, No 111, Joseph H. Allen, Publisher, Boston.  Scarce with the original cover missing. Contents include:
  • Fame and Fortune, Hortio Alger, Jr., Chapter III (In this magazine the Horatio Alger story "Fame & Fortune" makes its first appearance, preceding the first book of that title)
  • "How Pat Paid the Rest A Story of Ireland", also by Horatio Alger, Jr.


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The Student and the Schoolmate An Illustrated Monthly, March 1868, Vol, XXI, No V


Offered here is a VERY SPECIAL important scarce vintage antique 19th century children's magazine; "The Student and the Schoolmate An Illustrated Monthly", March 1868,  Vol, XXI, No V, Joseph H. Allen, Publisher, Boston.  Scarce with the original cover partially detatched - frontis in place. Contents include:

  • Fame and Fortune, Hortio Alger, Jr., Chapter VII (In this magazine the Horatio Alger story "Fame & Fortune" makes its first appearance, preceding the first book of that title)
  • A Fire Story, Mrs. Jane G. Austin
  • Dreams, Geo. F. Thayer
  • Lily Lane, Aurelia
  • Flowers, E. C F.
  • The Flowers, Mrs. R. A. Parker
  • Declamation,  The reason Why, Selected
  • Looking For A Situation, E. Fronda
  • Music, May Blossom, T. P. I. Magoun


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The Student and the Schoolmate An Illustrated Monthly, March 1868, Vol, XXI, No V


Offered here is a VERY SPECIAL important scarce vintage antique 19th century children's magazine; "The Student and the Schoolmate An Illustrated Monthly", March 1868,  Vol, XXI, No V, Joseph H. Allen, Publisher, Boston.  Scarce with the original cover partially detatched - frontis in place. Contents include:
  • Fame and Fortune, Hortio Alger, Jr., Chapter VII (In this magazine the Horatio Alger story "Fame & Fortune" makes its first appearance, preceding the first book of that title)
  • A Fire Story, Mrs. Jane G. Austin
  • Dreams, Geo. F. Thayer
  • Lily Lane, Aurelia
  • Flowers, E. C F.
  • The Flowers, Mrs. R. A. Parker
  • Declamation,  The reason Why, Selected
  • Looking For A Situation, E. Fronda
  • Music, May Blossom, T. P. I. Magoun


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