Peterson magazine.

Mode of access: Internet.

American illustrated magazine.

Title from cover.

Mrs. Whittelsey's magazine for mothers and daughters.

Title from caption.

The Quarterly magazine of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Title varies slightly.

Western monthly magazine.

Title varies slightly

Tullidge's quarterly magazine of Utah, her founders, her enterprises, and her civilization.

Issued and bound with v. 3: Tullidge, E.W. The history of Salt Lake City and its founders.

New novelists' magazine.

Binder's title novels.

The Horticultural review and botanical magazine ...

No more published.

The Bee keepers' magazine.

UW Special Collections issue followed by essay entitled On the mysteries of Vision, undated, unattributed.

The Floricultural magazine, and miscellany of gardening.

Added t.-p. in colors.

Famous Jersey cattle. Serial historical magazine

Mode of access: Internet.

The Nation's health; [A monthly magazine devoted to community, industrial & institutional health problems]

Vol. 1, no.1-8 called "new ser.", also "old ser., v.26, no.4-11".

The Selborne magazine and "Nature notes," the organ of the Selborne society.

Editors: Jan. 1890-Sept. 1891, Percy Myles (with James Britten, Jan.-Dec. 1890)--Oct. 1891-Dec. 1897, James Britten.--Jan.-Mar., 1898, J. L. Otter.--Apr. 1898- G. S. Boulger (W. M. Webb, acting ed., Nov. 1906-Apr. 1907)

The Scottish botanical review. A quarterly magazine including the Transactions of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Bush magazine.

Publication suspended Aug. 1917, Sept.-Nov. 1919.