Harper's Bazaar

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Title:	Harper's Bazaar
Also known as:	Harper's Bazar
Online content:	Free online material via The Online Books Page
More information:	Wikipedia article; Wikidata
First issue:	November 2, 1867 (v. 1 no. 1)
First renewed issue:	February 1930 (v. 64 no. 2), © January 28, 1930; see 1957 July-December
First renewed contribution in:	February 1930; see 1957 January-June

Renewed issues

This includes all active issue renewals through 1932. It might not show all renewals past that date.

February 1930 (v. 64 no. 2), © January 28, 1930
March 1930 (v. 64 no. 3)
April 1930 (v. 64 no. 4)
May 1930 (v. 64 no. 5)
June 1930 (v. 64 no. 6)
July 1930 (v. 64 no. 7)
August 1930 (v. 64 no. 8)
September 1930 (v. 64 no. 9)
October 1930 (v. 64 no. 10)
November 1930 (v. 64 no. 11)
December 1930 (v. 64 no. 12)
January 1931 (v. 65 no. 1), © December 28, 1930
February 1931 (v. 65 no. 2), © January 28, 1931
March 1931 (v. 65 no. 3)
April 1931 (v. 65 no. 4)
May 1931 (v. 65 no. 5)
June 1931 (v. 65 no. 6)
July 1931 (v. 65 no. 7)
August 1931 (v. 65 no. 8)
September 1931 (v. 65 no. 9)
October 1931 (v. 65 no. 10)
November 1931 (v. 65 no. 11)
December 1931 (v. 65 no. 12)
January 1932 (v. 66 no. 1), © December 28, 1931
February 1932 (v. 66 no. 2), © January 28, 1932
March 1932 (v. 66 no. 3)
April 1932 (v. 66 no. 4)
May 1932 (v. 66 no. 5)
June 1932 (v. 66 no. 6)
July 1932 (v. 66 no. 7)
August 1932 (v. 66 no. 8)
September 1932 (v. 66 no. 9)
October 1932 (v. 66 no. 10)
November 1932 (v. 66 no. 11)
December 1932 (v. 66 no. 12)
January 1933 (v. 67 no. 1), © December 28, 1932
February 1933 (v. 67 no. 2), © January 28, 1933
March 1933 (v. 67 no. 3)
April 1933 (v. 67 no. 4)

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals through 1930. It might not show all renewals past that date.

February 1930: "There Was a Ship" (part 6 of 7), by Richard Le Gallienne [Permissions]
February 1930: "Cakes and Ale" (part 1 of 5), by W. Somerset Maugham [Permissions]
February 1930: "True to Life", by Beverley Nichols [Permissions]
March 1930: "There Was a Ship" (part 7 of 7), by Richard Le Gallienne [Permissions]
March 1930: "Cakes and Ale" (part 2 of 5), by W. Somerset Maugham [Permissions]
April 1930: "Cakes and Ale" (part 3 of 5), by W. Somerset Maugham [Permissions]
May 1930: "Cakes and Ale" (part 4 of 5), by W. Somerset Maugham [Permissions]
June 1930: "Cakes and Ale" (part 5 of 5), by W. Somerset Maugham [Permissions]
September 1930: "Flower o' Spring", by Jeffery Farnol [Permissions]
October 1930: "The Ambassadress Dances", by Rupert Hughes
December 1930: "There Must Be Something More", by Alec Waugh [Permissions] (CCE renewal filed under 'Ward, C. H.' heading, but this appears to be an error. Author claimant is given as Alec Waugh.)
July 1931: "Mrs. Trevalyn Serves Tea", by Dana Burnet
September 1931: "Hey Nonny", by Cornelia Otis Skinner
November 1931: "Custody of the Child", by Stephen Vincent Benét [Permissions]
January 1932: "Flippertigibbet", by Alec Waugh [Permissions]
March 1932: "The Wrong Party", by Cornelia Otis Skinner
June 1932: "The Captain's Table", by Cornelia Otis Skinner

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