Digitized Historical Business Periodicals from the Library's Collection: Pt. 7
Welcome to our continuing series of digitized historical business periodicals from our pre-1923 collections. For the introduction to this initiative, see part 1. You can also see part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, and part 6.
In this part, we cover the food and drink industries:
Digitized issues: v. 10 (1896)-v. 32 (1918).
NYPL has in print: v. 1 (1887)-v. 32 (1918), v. 49 (1945)-v. 53 (1939).
Butchers' Advocate, Dressed Poultry And The Food Merchant
Digitized issues: v. 22 (1896)-v. 25 (1898), v. 37 (1904), v. 39 (1904/1905).
NYPL has in print: v. 17 (1894)-v. 30 (1900), v. 37 (1904), v. 39 (1904/1905), v. 40 (1905), v. 43 (1907), v. 48-50 (1910), v. 73 (1922), v. 75 (1923)-v. 154 (1963).
Confectioners' And Bakers' Gazette
Digitized issues: v. 28 (1906/1907)-v. 30 (1908/1909), v. 34 (1912/1913)-v. 41 (1919/1920).
NYPL has in print: v. 17 (1896)-v. 50 (1930).
The International Confectioner
Digitized issues: v. 23 (1914)-v. 31 (1922).
NYPL has in print: v. 16 (1907)-v. 56 (1946).
Digitized issues: v. 17 (1912)-v. 18 (1913), v. 20 (1915)-v. 21 (1916), v. 23 (1918), v. 25 (1920)-v. 27 (1922).
NYPL has in print: v. 14 (1909)-v. 27 (1922).
Digitized issues: v. 11 (1881), v. 18 (1884), v. 20 (1885)-v. 22 (1886), v. 26 (1888)-v. 27 (1889), v. 29 (1890), v. 32 (1891), v. 40 (1895)-v. 43 (1897), v. 47 (1899), v. 49 (1900), v. 53 (1902)-v. 56 (1903), v. 58 (1904), v. 65 (1906), v. 73 (1908), v. 76 (1908), v. 108 (1916), 113 (1918), v. 116 (1918).
NYPL has in print: v. 9 (1880)-v. 280 (1973).
Digitized issues: v. 6 (1874)-v. 30 (1898).
NYPL has in print: v. 1 (1869), v. 5 (1873)-v. 30 (1898).
Digitized issues: v. 15 (1901), v. 17 (1903)-v. 20 (1906), v. 22 (1908), v. 29 (1915)-v. 31 (1917).
NYPL has in print: v. 11 (1897)-v. 32 (1918).
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