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Vogue

Vogue is an American magazine of fashion and culture now published by Condé Nast. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

Vogue began in 1892. A British edition began in 1916, and other international editions followed later on. The first actively copyright-renewed issue is January 4, 1930 (v. 75 no. 1). The first actively copyright-renewed contribution is from April 15, 1936. (More details) It absorbed Vanity Fair in 1936, though that magazine resumed as an independent publication in 1983. It is still published today.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1892-1892: The Internet Archive has volume 1, covering December 1892 through June 1893, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1893: The Internet Archive has volume 2, covering July-December 1893, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1894: HathiTrust has volume 3, covering January-June 1894.
• 1894: The Internet Archive has volume 3, covering January-June 1894, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1894: The Internet Archive has volume 4, covering July-December 1894, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1895: The Internet Archive has volume 5, covering January-June 1895, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1895: The Internet Archive has volume 6, covering July-December 1895, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1896: The Internet Archive has volume 7, covering January-June 1896, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1896: The Internet Archive has volume 8, covering July-December 1896, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1897: The Internet Archive has volume 9, covering January-June 1897, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1897: The Internet Archive has volume 10, covering July-December 1897, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1898: The Internet Archive has volume 11, covering January-June 1898, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1898: The Internet Archive has volume 12, covering July-December 1898, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1899: The Internet Archive has volume 13, covering January-June 1899, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1899: The Internet Archive has volume 14, covering July-December 1899, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1900: The Internet Archive has volume 15, covering January-June 1900, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1900: The Internet Archive has volume 16, covering July-December 1900, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1901: The Internet Archive has volume 17, covering January-June 1901, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1901: The Internet Archive has volume 18, covering July-December 1901, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1902: The Internet Archive has volume 19, covering January-June 1902, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1902: The Internet Archive has volume 20, covering July-December 1902, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1903: The Internet Archive has volume 21, covering January-June 1903, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1903: The Internet Archive has volume 22, covering July-December 1903, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1904: The Internet Archive has volume 23, covering January-June 1904, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1904: The Internet Archive has volume 24, covering July-December 1904, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1905: The Internet Archive has volume 25, covering January-June 1905, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1905: The Internet Archive has volume 26, covering July-December 1905, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1906: The Internet Archive has volume 27, covering January-June 1906, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1906: The Internet Archive has volume 28, covering July-December 1906, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1907: The Internet Archive has volume 29, covering January-June 1907, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1907: The Internet Archive has volume 30, covering July-December 1907, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1908: The Internet Archive has volume 31, covering January-June 1908, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1908: The Internet Archive has volume 32, covering July-December 1908, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1909: The Internet Archive has volume 33, covering January-June 1909, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1909: The Internet Archive has volume 34, covering July-December 1909, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1910: The Internet Archive has volume 35, covering January-June 1910, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1910: The Internet Archive has most of volume 36, covering July-December 1910, scanned from microfilm in black and white. Numbers 5 and 7 may be missing.
• 1911: The Internet Archive has volume 37, covering January-June 1911, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1911: The Internet Archive has volume 38, covering July-December 1911, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1912: The Internet Archive has volume 39, covering January-June 1912, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1912: The Internet Archive has volume 40, covering July-December 1912, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1913: The Internet Archive has volume 41, covering January-June 1913, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1913: The Internet Archive has volume 42, covering July-December 1913, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1914: The Internet Archive has volume 43, covering January-June 1914, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1914-1915: The Internet Archive has volumes 44 and 45, covering July-December 1914 and January-June 1915, scanned from microfilm in black and white. (The volume 44 issues may be mislabeled volume 45 in the Internet Archive cover pages.)
• 1915: The Internet Archive has volume 46, covering July-December 1915, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1916: The Internet Archive has volume 47, covering January-June 1916, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1916: The Internet Archive has volume 48, covering July-December 1916, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1917: The Internet Archive has volume 49, covering January-June 1917, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1917: HathiTrust has volume 49, number 4, dated February 15, 1917.
• 1917: The Internet Archive has volume 50, covering July-December 1917, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1917: HathiTrust has volume 50, number 9, dated November 1, 1917.
• 1918: The Internet Archive has volume 51, covering January-June 1918, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1918: The Internet Archive has volume 52, covering July-December 1918, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1919: The Internet Archive has volume 53, covering January-June 1919, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1919: The Internet Archive has volume 54, covering July-December 1919, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1920: The Internet Archive has volume 55, covering January-June 1920, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1920: The Internet Archive has volume 56, covering July-December 1920, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1921: The Internet Archive has volume 57, covering January-June 1921, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1921: The Internet Archive has volume 58, covering July-December 1921, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1922: The Internet Archive has volume 59, covering January-June 1922, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1922: HathiTrust has volume 59, numbers 7-12, covering April-June 1922.
• 1922: The Internet Archive has volume 60, covering July-December 1922, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1923: The Internet Archive has most of volume 61, covering July-December 1923, scanned from microfilm in black and white. The 6th issue in the volume appears to be missing.
• 1923: The Internet Archive has most of volume 62, covering July-December 1923, scanned from microfilm in black and white. The first issue in the volume appears to be missing.
• 1924: The Internet Archive has volume 63, covering January-June 1924, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1924: The Internet Archive has volume 64, covering July-December 1924, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1925: The Internet Archive has volume 65, covering January-June 1925, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1925: The Internet Archive has volume 66, covering July-December 1925, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1926: The Internet Archive has volume 67, covering January-June 1926, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1926: HathiTrust has volume 67, number 5, dated March 1, 1926.
• 1926: The Internet Archive has volume 68, covering July-December 1926, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1927: The Internet Archive has volumes 69 and 70, scanned from microfilm in black and white. (Issues in volume 70 may be mislabeled as being in volume 69.)
• 1928: The Internet Archive has volume 71, covering January-June 1928, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1928: The Internet Archive has volume 72, covering July-December 1928, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1929: The Internet Archive has volume 73, covering January-June 1929, scanned from microfilm in black and white.
• 1929: The Internet Archive has volume 74, covering July-December 1929, scanned from microfilm in black and white.

Official Site / Current Material

• The Vogue web site has more information about the magazine, recent features, and subscription information.

Related Resources

• We also have listings for Vanity Fair, which this magazine absorbed in the mid-20th century.

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