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Periodicals: Post 1850 PERIODICALS: POST 1850 ACE MALLOY, no. 62. London: Arnold book company, [n.d.] [1954?], 25.5 x 17.6 cm.Opie JJ 1 ACTION, 4th Dec. 1976. [2 copies] London: I.P.C. magazines, ltd., 27.9 x 22.7 cm. Opie JJ 2 ACTION COMICS [new series], no. 10: The lone avenger. Sydney: Action comics pty, 25.8 x 17.9 cm. Opie JJ 3 ADVENTURE, no. 18, 14th Jan. 1922; no. 1415, 1st Mar. 1952; no. 1549, 25th Sept. 1954; nos. 1598-99, 3rd-10th Sept. 1955; no. 1653, 22nd Sept. 1956; no. 1772, 3rd Jan. 1959; no. 1804, 15th Aug. 1959. London: D.C. Thomson & co., [dimensions vary]. Incorporated into ROVER, Jan. 1961 and retitled ROVER AND ADVENTURE. Opie JJ 4 Added entry ADVENTURE see also ROVER AND ADVENTURE. Added entry ADVENTURE INTO FEAR see FEAR. ADVENTURES INTO THE UNKNOWN, no. 116, April-May, 1960. New York: American comics group, 25.9 x 17.4 cm. Opie JJ 5 Added entry The ADVISER: a book for young people, nos. 1-3, Jan.-Mar. 1866; nos. 5-9. May - Sept. 1866; no. 11. Nov. 1866; nos. 8-11. Aug. - Nov. l868; nos. 1-3. Jan. - Mar. 1872; nos. 5-12. May - Dec. 1872. Glasgow: Scottish temperance league, 19.4 x 15.3 cm. (Bound with The BAND OF HOPE TREASURY) Opie JJ 835 (2) Added entry AGNEW, Stephen H. Silver spurs see The NEW BLACK BESS, no. 1: Silver spurs; or, The secret of the veiled princess. See also The NUGGET LIBRARY and DICK TURPIN LIBRARY, no. 125. Added entry AINSWORTH, W. Harrison see The UNION JACK LIBRARY, vol. 5, no. 122. AIR ACE PICTURE LIBRARY, no. 15: Red for danger, 1960; no. 31: Wings in the night, 1960; no. 32: Birds of prey, 1960; no. 34: Darkest hour, by J.C. Opie, 1961; no. 35: Flash point, by J.C. Opie, 1961; no. 36: Duel at dawn, by J.C. Opie, 1961; no. 37: Last of the gladiators, by J.C. Opie [1961?]; no. 57: Night hawks, 1961; no. 75: Gremlin squadron [date illegible]; no. 112: Rival aces, 1962. London: Fleetway publications, 17.8 x 13.3 cm. Opie JJ 830 The ALDINE BOYS' "FIRST-RATE POCKET LIBRARY", no. 20: The wild girl of the coast [n.d.]; no. 121: Watch-eye, the shadow, by Deadwood Dick [n.d.] [1890s]; no. 154: Buck Taylor's boys [n.d.]; no. 458: Deadwood Dick's ducats [n.d.]. London: Aldine publishing co. [dimensions vary] Opie JJ 6 Added entry ALDINE BUFFALO BILL LIBRARY see BUFFALO BILL LIBRARY. The ALDINE CHEERFUL ADVENTURE LIBRARY, no. 1 [new series] [n.d.] [1890s?]. 21.6 x 15.2 cm. London: Aldine publishing co., 21.6 x 15.3 cm. Opie JJ 7 The ALDINE CHEERFUL LIBRARY [weekly]. Nos. 448 [new series]; 467; 483; 499; 642, 19th Nov. 1907; [and copy with serial no. missing] London: Aldine publishing co., 31.7 x 22.1 cm. Opie JJ 8 ALDINE CINEMA NOVELS, no. 1: Richard Harris becomes Deadwood Dick, by J. Harrington White. London: Aldine publishing co., [n.d.] [19--], 21.4 x 13.5 cm. Opie JJ 9 The ALDINE DETECTIVE TALES, no. 324: The Californian detective. [n.d.]. London: Aldine publishing company, 18.1 x 13.5 cm. Opie JJ 831 The ALDINE HALF-HOLIDAY LIBRARY... no. 754, 28th Feb. 1917; Caleb Drage, investigator, by T.G. Dowling-Maitland; vol. 6, no. 153, [n.d.]. London: Aldine publishing co., [dimensions vary] Opie JJ 10 The ALDINE INVENTION, TRAVEL & ADVENTURE LIBRARY: romance of Jules Verne outdone!!! Nos. 5-12, 14-26, 29-46. London: Aldine publishing co. [n.d.], 21.7 x 13.7 cm. (Frank Reade's steam man series, many written by Luis P. Senarens. For list of titles, see back cover of no. 46) Opie JJ 11 The ALDINE LIBRARY OF INVENTION, TRAVEL & ADVENTURE, no. 261. London: Aldine publishing company, [n.d.] [advert dated 1905], 21.7 x 14.1 cm. (Jack Wright series)Opie JJ 12 ALDINE "Ó'ER LAND AND SEA" LIBRARY, no. 146: The cross and the crescent [n.d.] [late 1890s?]; no. 401: Red Roderick's return; or, The double-dealing don's defeat [n.d.]. London Aldine publishing company. [dimensions vary] Opie JJ 13 ALDINE "TIP-TOP" TALES. No. 320. Broadway Billy's wake. [n.d.] [advert dated 1903]. London: Aldine publishing co., 15.5 x 11.1 cm. Opie JJ 832 [ALDINE PUBLISHING CO.] The corsair green; or, The gipsies of the seas! [n.d.]. London: Aldine publishing co., 21.9 x 13.8 cm. (Lacks front cover - Tip-top library series?) Opie JJ 14 ALIEN: the official poster magazine of the year's most terrifying movie [No. 1]. Twentieth century fox, 1979, 28.2 x 21.6 cm. Opie JJ 15 ALLY SLOPER'S HALF HOLIDAY, vol. 6, no. 278, 24th Aug. 1889. London: Gilbert Dalziel, 37.7 x 27.4 cm. Opie JJ 16 AMAZING ADVENTURES: WAR OF THE WORLDS, vol. 1, no. 28, Jan. 1975. New York: Marvel comics group, 25.8 x 17.3 cm. Opie JJ 17 The AMERICAN BOYS' AND GIRLS' ANNUAL: a Christmas and new year's present for young people. 1861. New York: D. Appleton, 18.5 x 13.8 cm. Opie JJ 833 ARCHIE ANDREWS ANNUAL, no. 4; written and drawn by Louis Valentine. London: Andrew Dakers. [n.d.] [1955?], 25.7 x 19.3 cm. Opie JJ 18 ASTOUNDING STORIES, no. 101. London: Alan Class. [n.d.] [not before 1966], 23.3 x 18.1 cm. Opie JJ 19 ATHLETE'S STORY-BOOK [weekly]. No. 1, 19th Oct. 1909. London: "Health & strength" ltd., 27.6 x 18.3 cm. Opie JJ 20 ATOMIC ATTACK!, no. 14. Sydney: Calvert publishing co., [n.d.] [1954], 26.4 x 18.3 cm.Opie JJ 21 AUNT JUDY'S MAGAZINE (bound vols.] Vols. 1-16, 1866-1878 [and 2nd variant copy of vol. 16]; vols. 18-19, 1880; [new series] vols. 1-4, 1882-1885; ed. by Margaret Gatty, J.H. Ewing, and others. London: Bell and Daldy [and others], dimensions vary. (Vols. 1,3,5,7-16 are Christmas vols; vols. 2,4,6 are May-day vols. Annual vols. for 1880, 1881 and 1883 have been issued in 2 vol. editions) Opie JJ 834 AUNT JUDY'S MAGAZINE [monthly] Vol. 1, no. 5, Sept. 1866; vol. 3, no. 18, Oct. 1867; vol. 4, no. 19. Nov. 1867; vol. 6, no. 31, Nov. 1868; vol. 6, no. 35, Mar. 1869; vol. 7, no. 37, May 1869; vol. 7, no. 41, Sept. 1869; vol. 9, no. 57, Jan. 1871; vol. 9, no. 63, July 1871 -- vol. 10, no. 68, Dec. 1871; vol. 13, no. 105, Jan. 1875 -- vol. 14, no. 115, Nov. 1875; vol. 16, no. 144, Apr. 1878 -- no. 146, June 1878; vol. 16, no. 149, Sept. 1878; vol. 17, no. 151, Nov. 1878; vol. 17, no. 162, [Oct 1879]; vol. 18, no. 164, [Dec. 1879] -- vol. 19, no. 177, Jan. 1881; vol. 19, no.179, Mar. 1881; vol. 19, no. 181, May 1881- vol. 19, no. 182, June 1881; new series vol. 2, no. 41, Sept. 1883; new series no. 1, Nov. 1883; new series no. 2, Dec. 1883 [frontis states that it is vol. 3, no. 5]; [new series] no. 21, July 1885 [text states that it is vol. 4, no. 9]; [new series] no. 22, Aug. 1885 [text states that it is vol. 4, no. 10]; ed. by Margaret Gatty, J.H. Ewing, and others. London: Bell and Daldy, 20.1 x 14.5 cm. Opie JJ 22 The AVENGERS, vol. 1, no. 77, June 1970. New York: Magazine management company, 25.8 x 17.4 cm. Opie JJ 23 The AVENGERS, no. 54, 28th Sept. 1974; no. 77, 8th Mar. 1975; nos. 100-101, 16th-23rd Aug. 1975; no. 105, 20th Sept. 1975. London: Marvel comics group, 28.2 x 20.8 cm. Opie JJ 24 The BAIRNS' ANNUAL; ed. by Alice Corkran. [2 undated vols. -- 1885? and 1887?] London: Field & Tuer, The Leadenhall press, [dimensions vary] Opie JJ 25 BAND OF HOPE REVIEW AND CHILDREN'S FRIEND, no. 76, 1st April, 1857. London: Partridge, 34.3 x 23 cm. Opie JJ 26 BAND OF HOPE TREASURY [bound vol.]. [new series] nos. 13-19, Jan. - July, 1871; nos. 21- 32, Sept. 1871 - Aug. 1872; nos. 34-36, Oct.- Dec. 1872. Manchester: Tubbs and Brook bound with The ADVISER: a book for young people, nos. 1-3, Jan. - Mar. 1866; nos. 5-9, May - Sept. 1866; no. 11, Nov. 1866; nos. 8-11, Aug. -Nov. 1868; nos. 1-3, Jan. - Mar. 1872; nos. 5-12, May - Dec. 1872. Glasgow: Scottish temperance league, 19.4 x 15.3 cm. Opie JJ 835 BAND OF HOPE TREASURY [new series] no. 86, Feb. 1877. Manchester: Tubbs & Brook, 19.7 x 15 cm. Opie JJ 27 BAT MAGAZINE, no. 3 [1954]; [and an undated issue]. Glasgow: Cartoon art productions, 25 x 18.7 cm. Opie JJ 28 BAT MAN, vol. 42, no. 331, Jan. 1981. New York: DC comics, 25.8 x 16.8 cm. Opie JJ 29 BAT MAN, no. 19 [n.d.], no. 109 [n.d.]. Sydney: Colour comics, [dimensions vary] Opie JJ 30 BATTLE! no. 13 [1954]. Sydney: Transport publishing co., 26.9 x 18.4 cm. Opie JJ 31 Added entry BATTLE ACTION see also BATTLE PICTURE WEEKLY. BATTLE ACTION. [weekly] [originally BATTLE PICTURE LIBRARY] 10th Dec. 1977 - 21st Jan. 1978; 4th Feb. 1978; 26th Aug. - 2nd Sept. 1978; 16th - 23rd Sept. 1978; 7th Oct. 1978; 29th Sept. 1979. London: IPC magazines, 28 x 22.6 cm.
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