Star Lore and Future Events

Star Lore and Future Events

Editor:

• Zedekiel^[1] (Jan. – Mar. 1897)
• Editor of Zadkiel’s Almanac, the^[2] (Apr. 1897 – Mar. 1903)

Publication credits:

• Glen & Co, 328, Strand, London (Jan. 1897 – Jun. 1897)
• None^[3] (Jul. 1897 – Mar. 1903)

Holdings:

• No. 1 January, 1897. 8pp
• No. 2, February, 1897. [pp. 9-24]
• No. 3, March, 1897. [pp. 25-40]
• No. 4, April, 1897. [pp. 41-64]
• No. 5, May, 1897. [pp. 65-80]
• No. 6, June, 1897. [pp. 81-96]
• No. 7, July, 1897. [pp. 97-112]
• No. 8, August, 1897. [pp. 113-128]
• No. 9, September, 1897. [pp. 129-144]
• No. 10, October, 1897. [pp. 145-160]
• No. 11, November, 1897. [pp. 161-176]
• No. 12, December, 1897. [pp. 177-192]
• No. 13, January, 1898. 16 pp
• Volume II, No. 14, February, 1898. [pp. 17-32]
• Volume II, No. 15, March, 1898. [pp. 33-48]
• Volume II, No. 16, April, 1898. [pp. 49-64]
• Volume II, No. 17, May, 1898. [pp. 65-80]
• Volume II, No. 18, June, 1898. [pp. 81-96]
• Volume II, No. 19, July, 1898. [pp. 97-112]
• Volume II, No. 20, October, 1898. [pp. 113-128]
• Volume III, No. 21, March 1899. 16pp
• Volume III, No. 22, June, 1899. [pp. 17-32]
• Volume III, No. 23, September, 1899. [pp. 33-48]
• Volume III, No. 24, December, 1899. [pp. 49-64]
• Volume IV, No. 25, March, 1900. 16pp
• Volume IV, No. 26, December, 1900. [pp. 17-32]
• Volume V, No. 27, March, 1901. [pp. 33-48]
• Volume V, No. 28, June 1901. [pp. 49-64]
• Volume V, No. 29, December 1901. [pp. 65-80]
• Volume V, No. 30, December 1902. [pp. 81-96]
• No. 31, March, 1903. 16pp

Binding format and presentation notes:

• All issues bound together without their original separate issue covers in an old half-leather volume (very slightly chipped at foot of spine; separating down lowest two inches of front hinge; scuffed along hinges; worn to outer corners of boards) with cloth-covered boards (rear board scuffed and slightly edgeworn)

 

[1] A curious additional pseudonym of Pearce, A. J., very similar to Zadkiel, yet there would appear to have been an initial intention to hide the editor’s identity as the editor of Zadkiel’s Almanac, resulting in the choice of a different pseudonym, only for this policy to be abandoned after three months of publication of this new magazine

[2] Pseud. of Pearce, A. J.

[3] At least, none specified on the issues themselves, although it is unclear in the absence of the original separate issue covers whether or not Glen & Co. continued to be specified as the publisher on them