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Vanity Fair

The Vanity Fair described on this page was a humorous weekly published in New York in the 19th century. To my knowledge, that weekly has no relation to the present-day Conde Nast publication, except for its name and its publication place; and also no known relation to the Thackeray novel of the same title. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

Vanity Fair began publication in 1860, and ceased publication in 1863.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1860-1862: An archive at Michigan has the first 5 volumes of the old 19th century Vanity Fair, in page image form.

Related Resources

• We also have listings for the Conde Nast magazine named Vanity Fair, which is still published today.

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