M-116: Illustrated Periodicals

DATE: 1816-1996

CREATOR: Affair; American Architect; American Architect and Building News; Architectural Forum; Brick Builder; Builder; Catalog of Printed Books (Catalogs Impressorum Librorum); Encyclopedia in Architecture Journal Mensel; Fortune; Harpers Weekly; Illustrated London News; Life; Puck; Scientific American Supplement; Time; Stephano, A.B.H. Thesaurus Greek Language (Thesaurus Graecae Linguae)

SCOPE: This collection contains seventeen illustrated periodicals which contain subjects in the areas of architecture, finance, science and literature as well as events on a national and international level. These periodicals contain advertisements and many images. While some of the magazines have a focus, such as literature or architecture, there are two listings that differ one is a catalog of printed books from the early 19th century and the other is a thesaurus of the Greek language.

EXTENT: 399.3 Linear Feet

ACCESS: This collection is available for on-site use only in the Rare Book and Manuscripts Reading Room. Some of the material in Special Collection M-116 may be photocopied, digitally scanned or photographed, subject to condition. For collections marked limited access, researchers are advised to contact the library at least three business days in advance of their visit to submit a request to view the physical material.


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Preferred Citation: When citing the material from this collection, the preferred citation is: From the Special Collections of the St. Louis Mercantile Library at the University of Missouri – St. Louis.

INVENTORY

Affair 1984: 1.0 cubic feet bound in one year increment

American Architect 1920-1923: 9.0 linear feet bound in six-month increments

American Architect and Building News 1876-1915: 4.3 cubic feet bound in six-month increments

Architectural Forum 1921-1924: 4.6 linear feet bound in six-month increments

Brick Builder 1906-1923: 8.0 linear feet bound in six-month increments

Builder 1846-1913: 17.0 cubic feet bound in six-month increments

Catalogue of Printed Books (Catalogus Impressorum Librorum) 1835-1847: 3.0 linear feet, book titles organized in alphabetical order

Encyclopedia in Architecture Journal Mensel 1851-1858: 4.6 linear feet bound in one-year increments

Fortune 1930-1965: 35.0 linear feet bound in six-month increments

Graphic 1869-1908: 44.5 linear feet bound in six-month increments

Harpers Weekly 1857-1882: 45.0 cubic feet bound in six-month increments

Illustrated London News 1842-1903: 60.0 linear feet bound in six-month increments

Life 1936-1996: 50.0 linear feet bound in six-month increments

Puck 1872-1884: 7.0 linear feet bound in six-month increments

Scientific American Supplement 1876-1917: 72.3 linear feet bound in six-month increments

Time 1923-1965: 33.0 cubic feet bound in six-month increments

Stephano, A.B.H. Thesaurus Greek Language (Thesaurous Graecae Linguae) 1816-1825: 1.0 cubic feet bound