Boys’ Life
Twenty cents, November 1925, “the biggest magazine in the world for boys” — with a wild turkey in full display drawn right across the front and a story to match by Ralph Henry Barbour.
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📖 Pulp — Something to read for the pleasure of it.
Twenty cents, November 1925, “the biggest magazine in the world for boys” — with a wild turkey in full display drawn right across the front and a story to match by Ralph Henry Barbour.
⬇ FREE PDF · 39.8 MBJune 1929, twenty cents: a Model T named Leaping Lena packed to the roof with camp kit, a dog and a hand-lettered sign reading CAMP OR BUST — plus complete plans for a model plane.
⬇ FREE PDF · 45.9 MB — at archive.org ↗📭 Nothing off this shelf yet — Boys’ Life is still in the crate. Come back in a day or two, or have a look at the rest of the rack. ☕
reading on OSSmile · scan courtesy of the Internet Archive