Ye Quaint Magazine (periodical)
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_-_1902.jpg) An advert. in The Stage as Vocation (1902) | |
| Editor | Amos Woodbury Rideout |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Quaint Publishing Co. |
| First issue | 1901 |
| Final issue | 1904 |
| Country | United States (Boston) |
| Language | English |
Ye Quaint Magazine was an American bi-monthly periodical, first published by Amos W. Rideout and in its final year by William Windsor, which was self-described as an "Odd, Queer and Curious Magazine," promising readers "Unusual Stories, Quaint Happenings, Strange Experiences, Odd Advertisements," and more particularly regular columns of astrological prediction (with the promise of a free "astrological delineation" to paying subscribers) and "PURE BOOKS on AVOIDED SUBJECTS" for sale.
Issues
Advertising
"PURE BOOKS ON AVOIDED SUBJECTS" (Feb. 1902)
(Aug. 1904)
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