The American Boy, March 1906. Vol. 7, No. 5

Published by Detroit, MI: Sprague Publishing, 1906

Magazine, measuring approx. 11 in. x 16 in. 32 pp. (129-160). Illustrated in black and white with drawings, reproductions of photos, etc. Advertisements. The magazine contained fiction and non-fiction articles of interest to boys; some articles or stories were spread over a number of issues. In this issue: Boy Lumbermen of the Northwest, by Waldon Fawcett; Ostrich Racing, by Percy Trenchard; The President's Son at Harvard, (Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.) by Livingston Wright; Increasing Scarcity of Fine Horns (elk, mountain goat, etc.); Baseball Training, by Guy M. Johnson; The Way the Ocean Liner is Built, by Harry A. Packard; The Pancake Earth and Its Press Agent, by Garland Farrell; et al. There were puzzles and games, and departments such as The Boy Photographer, The Boy Traveler, What Boys are Doing, etc. Some dusting to the covers. Considering its age, this item is in excellent condition. Seller Inventory # ABE-6860429710

Bibliographic Details

Title: The American Boy, March 1906. Vol. 7, No. 5
Publisher: Detroit, MI: Sprague Publishing
Publication Date: 1906
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Fine
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket