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The Black Cat

The Black Cat was a Boston-based magazine that published original short stories. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

The Black Cat ran from 1895 to 1922. There was no February 1914 issue, and its issue number was skipped.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1895-1919: HathiTrust has volumes 1-17, and 19-24, most scanned in color.
• 1895-1920, 1922: The Internet Archive has volumes 1-24, volume 25 without numbers 1 or 11, and volume 26 number 4, scanned from black and white microfilm.
• 1895-1896: Project Gutenberg has selected issues from volume 1 available as illustrated transcriptions.
• 1895-1896: The Internet Archive has volume 1, covering October 1895 through September 1896, scanned in color.
• 1896-1897: The Internet Archive has volume 2, covering October 1896 through September 1897, scanned in color.
• 1897-1898: The Internet Archive has volume 3, covering October 1897 through September 1898, scanned in color.
• 1898-1899: The Internet Archive has volume 4, covering October 1898 through September 1899, scanned in color.
• 1899-1900: The Internet Archive has volume 5, covering October 1899 through September 1900, scanned in color.
• 1900-1901: The Internet Archive has volume 6, covering October 1900 through September 1901, scanned in color.
• 1901-1902: The Internet Archive has volume 7, covering October 1901 through September 1902, scanned in color.
• 1902-1903: The Internet Archive has volume 8, covering October 1902 through September 1903, scanned in color.
• 1903-1904: The Internet Archive has volume 9, covering October 1903 through September 1904, scanned in color.
• 1904-1905: The Internet Archive has volume 10, covering October 1904 through September 1905, scanned in color.
• 1905-1906: The Internet Archive has volume 11, covering October 1905 through September 1906, scanned in color.
• 1906-1907: The Internet Archive has volume 12, covering October 1906 through September 1907, scanned in color.
• 1907-1908: The Internet Archive has volume 13, covering October 1907 through September 1908, scanned mostly in color.
• 1908-1909: The Internet Archive has volume 14, covering October 1908 through September 1909, scanned in color.
• 1909-1910: The Internet Archive has volume 15, covering October 1909 through September 1910, scanned in color.
• 1910-1911: The Internet Archive has volume 16, covering October 1910 through September 1911, scanned in color.
• 1911-1912: The Internet Archive has volume 17, covering October 1911 through September 1912, scanned in color.
• 1912-1913: The Internet Archive has volume 18, covering October 1912 through September 1913, scanned in color.
• 1913-1914: The Internet Archive has volume 19, covering October 1913 through September 1913, scanned in color. There appears not to have been a number 5 published; it would have been dated February 1914.
• 1914-1915: The Internet Archive has volume 20, covering October 1914 through September 1915, scanned in color.
• 1915-1916: The Internet Archive has volume 21, covering October 1915 through September 1916, scanned in color.
• 1916-1917: The Internet Archive has volume 22, covering October 1916 through September 1917, scanned in color.
• 1917-1918: The Internet Archive has volume 23, covering October 1917 through September 1918, scanned in color.
• 1918-1919: The Internet Archive has volume 24, covering October 1918 through September 1919, scanned in color.
• 1919-1920: The Internet Archive has most of volume 25, covering October 1919 through September 1920, scanned in color. Numbers 1 and 11 are not present in this set.

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