Published by The Sunday School Union, London; undated. 4to. 476pp. Condition: Good.
Bound in illustrated blue cloth binding. There is shelf wear to the edges and spine. There is cracking internally to the spine, but all pages and illustrations are in tact. The pages are clean and bright and show very little signs of ageing past a touch of toning and the occasional spot or rub. In all, this is a smart example of this volume, which will sit nicely on any shelf in spite of the wear.
The Young England Magazine was a British boys magazine that ran from 1880 to 1937, and was a continuation of an earlier publication, “Kind Words for Boys and Girls”. Although it began as a weekly magazine, publication then progressed to monthly and , finally, annual. It covered subjects such as adventure, school, history, sports and hobbies, as well as verse and puzzles.
Bound in illustrated blue cloth binding. There is shelf wear to the edges and spine. There is cracking internally to the spine, but all pages and illustrations are in tact. The pages are clean and bright and show very little signs of ageing past a touch of toning and the occasional spot or rub. In all, this is a smart example of this volume, which will sit nicely on any shelf in spite of the wear.
The Young England Magazine was a British boys magazine that ran from 1880 to 1937, and was a continuation of an earlier publication, “Kind Words for Boys and Girls”. Although it began as a weekly magazine, publication then progressed to monthly and , finally, annual. It covered subjects such as adventure, school, history, sports and hobbies, as well as verse and puzzles.