The Penny Magazine No. 957, February 24 1917 - First World War

THE PENNY MAGAZINE
No. 957, 24 February 1917

CONTENTS

THE STREET OF THE RED BRIDGE by Lyon Mearson
BY GALILEE - pecially written for the "P.M." by an Anzac Officer
STRETCHER-BEARING WITH THE AUSTRALIANS - An actual experience when serving with the Field Ambulance by Alick McClure
THE VANISHED BRIDE by Ralph Rodd
A NAPPING CASE by Vincent Ems
THE PRODIGAL PRINCES OF GERMANY
THE ADVENTURES OF ANNE PART 1 by Alice and Claude Askew
THE WORLD WE LIVE IN - Sir Fortune Free's Popular Weekly Talk
THE STRANGE CASE OF MARY PAGE - Concluding Instalment by Frederick lewis

Consisting mostly of popular fiction, with some non-fiction articles, this antique mass-market magazine is printed on pulp paper, and is in fair vintage condition.  There are signs of wear consistent wtih being over a century old, and someone's name (presumably a subscriber) has been written both on the cover and on the first inside page.  Most significantly, the cover has split more than half way down the spine.  There's no other significant damage that I can find.

It will be sent out well-protected against both bending and water damage.  Read my feedback and buy in confidence.