1949/07 — The Cosmopolitan cover girl painted by Edwin GeorgiContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: NON-FICTION SPECIAL FEATURE: A Writer’s Notebook — Part II — by W. Somerset Maugham featuring “The Tahitian Mountains” in full-color by Paul Gauguin NOVELETTE: The Heart of C.C. Corwin by Carl Dreher [...]
1949/01 — The Cosmo cover girl painted by Al ParkerContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: THE BOOK-LENGTH NOVEL: Breakaway by Leon Ware and illustrated by William Kautz STORIES: “I’ll Be Right Home, Ma” — Part I — by Henry Denker and illustrated by Austin Briggs The Fall [...]
1948/07 — The Cosmo cover girl by Coby WhitmoreContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: THE BLUE RIBBON STORY: The Head and the Heart by W.C. Heinz and illustrated by William A. Smith FIVE NOVELETTES: Who Is Your Judge? by Paul Gallico and illustrated by Thornton Utz The [...]
1946/12 — Cover girl by Coby WhitmoreContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: THE BLUE RIBBON STORY: The Forsaken by Eric Linklater and illustrated by John Clymer NOVEL: The Showpiece by Booth Tarkington and illustrated by Jon Whitcomb NOVELETTE: The Beautiful Time by Czenzi Ormonde and illustrated by [...]
1946/07 — The Cosmo cover girl by Coby WhitmoreContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: THE BLUE RIBBON STORY: Mr. Pratt and the Triple Horror Bill by F. Hugh Herbert and illustrated by William A. Smith NOVELETTE: The Quiet Kind by Sophie Kerr and illustrated by Ben Stahl [...]
1944/04 — Cover girl Judy Garland by Bradshaw CrandellContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: NOVELETTE: Reunion in Barcelona by Jess Arnold and illustrated by Fred Ludekens SEVEN SHORT STORIES: Wedding Night by Adela Rogers St. John and illustrated by John Gannam Fragrance to Gladden the Heart by [...]
1944/02 — Cover design “Lady With Red Hair” by Bradshaw CrandellContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: NOVELETTE: Since You’ve Been Away by Gertrude Schweitzer and illustrated by Perry Peterson EIGHT SHORT STORIES: Sailor, Take Care! by Royal Brown and illustrated by Earl Cordrey I’m a Stranger Here [...]
1942/11 — Cover girl, Joan Bennett, by Bradshaw CrandellContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: NOVELETTE: A Matter of Honor by Vina Delmar and illustrated by Dean Cornwell SIX SHORT STORIES: Say It With Flowers by Nancy Moore and illustrated by Michael Wings of the Wind by Paul [...]
1941/05 — Cover design “Wings” by Bradshaw CrandellContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: NOVELETTE: Twilight in Monte Carlo by Louis Bromfield and illustrated by Pruett Carter SIX SHORT STORIES: Slippers for Cinderella by Paul Gallico and illustrated by Jon Whitcomb Dead Man’s Shoes by Donald Barr Chidsey [...]
1940/11 — Cover design “De Luxe Model” by Bradshaw CrandellContents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: BOOK-LENGTH NOVEL: Somwhere I’ll Find You by Charles Hoffman and illustrated by E.M. Jackson TEN SHORT STORIES: The Other Ten by Francis Wallace and illustrated by Michael Dolas Air Mail to Red [...]
1933/12 — Fall Fiction NumberCover design by Harrison Fisher Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: Cosmopolitan Almanack by F.P.A. “Love Song” — Part 1 — by Rupert Hughes and illustrated by McClelland Barclay Our First Planned Harvest by Henry A. Wallace “Tabloid Tragedy” by Theodore Dreiser and [...]
1933/04 — Cover design by Harrison Fisher Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: Cosmopolitan Almanack for April by F.P.A. The Calvin Coolidge Nobody Knew by Herman Beaty and illustrated by William Oberhardt Dolly and the Colleagues by Fannie Hurst and illustrated by McClelland Barclay Men of Straw [...]
1930/05 — Cover design by Harrison Fisher Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows: SERIALS: The Bracelet by Robert Hitchens and illustrated by F.R. Gruger “Shattered Glass” by Louis Bromfield and illustrated by McClelland Barclay “The Party Dress” by Joseph hergesheimer and illustrated by Henry Raleigh “War Nurse” [...]
1901/06 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — An Easy Pose – by Thomas Mitchell Peirce The Artist and His Model by Gustav Kobbe How to Choose a Child’s Pony by Francis Trevelyan The Well-Gowned Woman by Mary C. Blossom Old French Romances — Part 1: [...]
1901/05 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — Waiting for Her Carriage – by Thomas Mitchell Peirce Envoys at Washington by Waldon Fawcett Olga Nethersole by Lavinia Hart The Steel Trust and Its Maker by Charles S. Gleed Eight Years in a Rock by Julian Hawthorn [...]
1901/04 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — At a Turn of One of the Small Canals — F. Hopkinson Smith Sarah Bernhardt by Lawrence S. Vassault with illustrations The Garden Spirit by Martha Brookes Brown The Influence of Beauty on Love by Henry T. Fink [...]
1901/02 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — “On steamers there are always people who seek to make her acquaintance” – Archie Gunn The Miniator’s Art by Charles De Kay “A Challenge” — A Poem by George S. Hellman Modern Maneuvers in the French Army by [...]
1901/01 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — “The Indian in his Birch Canoe” – E. Hering Knickerbocker Days by E.S. Martin and illustrated by Maxfield Parrish – 9 illustrations by Parrish How to Judge a Horse by E.A.A. Grange Beauty on the Paris Stage by [...]
1900/11 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — “Selecting a capstan-bar from the rack near him he whirled it over his head and walked briskly into the fray” — Vincent A. Svoboda Thebes – Her Ruins and Her Memories by Dulany Hunter A Fall From Grace [...]
1900/10 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — A Cossack of the Don The Organization of the Russian Army by Lieut. W.C. Rivers, U.S.A. The American Colony in Paris by Walter Germain Robinson Great Problems in Organization — The Inspection of a Railway by Cromwell Childe [...]
1900/07 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — Paris Exposition – View of the Trocadero and Colonial Section First View of the Exposition of 1900 by F.A. Kidder Henley Week by Mrs. Burton Harrison “The Mystery” –A Poem by Charles Edward Thomas Is Russia to Control [...]
1900/03 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — “The Two Captives” – A. Weisz The Dramaticic Realization of the Novel by Joseph W. Herbert The Respectable Wolf by William Marsh The World’s Largest Truck-Gardens by John E. Bennett Ruskin’s Land by Leonard D. Abbott “Thy Song” [...]
1900/02 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — “His pistol-shots rang out shrill and clear” – Vincent A. Svoboda On the Streets of the Nation’s Capital by Louis A. Coolidge “A Snow Song” – A Poem by Clinton Scollard The Czar of Russia by W.T. Stead [...]
1900/01 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — “That magic evening when he had first ventured ‘Helen’ unrebuked” – O’Neill Latham The Delights of Trying to be Somebody Else by Edgar Saltus “The Poet” — Quatrain by Martha Gilbert Dickinson Fossil-Hunting in Wyoming by Howard W. [...]
1899/10 — Contents taken from the index found on the front cover are as follows: Frontispiece — The Young Mother – by M.B. Parkinson English Court Beauties by T. Cunliffe-Owen A Horse-Swapping Convention by William M. Brewer Christian Science and the Book of Mrs. Eddy by Mark Twain – 10 full pages of text The [...]
