Hardcover
1934 · Detroit
by Claudy, Carl H. et al (Freemasonry)
Detroit: Sprague Publishing, 1934. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. THE AMERICAN BOY, founded in 1900 by William Sprague, was a mainly fiction-oriented juvenile magazine, roughly equivalent to Britain's The Boy's Own Paper. It merged with its rival publication, The Youth's Companion in October 1929. It ceased publication in 1941. This is complete run for 1834, front and rear covers bound in, bound in blue faux-leather from publisher with title of magazine pressed on front cover. Numerous writer and illustrators, including author Carl Claudy who has three original stories in this volume. Carl Harry Claudy (1879 - 1957) was an American author, magazine (truncated)