The Black Cat (1895 - 1922)

American literary magazine published in Boston, specializing in short stories of 'unusual' nature

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Black Enterprise (1970 - 2000)

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The Black Mask

Pulp fiction

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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine

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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine 1817 - 1922 (Vol. 1 - 221) - Wikisource List of Links to Free, Full-View copies at Internet Archive and other sites.

Blue Book Magazine

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The Bookman (1895 - 1933)

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Botanical Gazette

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Boys' Life (1911 - present)

The official monthly magazine of the Boy Scouts of America

Above: The October 1911 cover of Boys' Life

Source:  Magazine Collector blog

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Boys' Life archive (1931 - 2012) - Full View, all issues at Google Magazine archive

Broadcasting (1931 - 1963)

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Broadway Brevities (1921 - 1922)

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Broadway Magazine (1898 - 1899)

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See Also:  New Broadway (1907 - 1908)

Brown Book of Boston (1901 - 1903)

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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (1945 - present)

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Burr-McIntosh Monthly (1903 - 1910)

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Business Screen (1938 - 1973)

Journal for business film directors and producers

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Cachet de Paris (1908 - 1932)

Parisian fashion magazine 

Cahiers du Cinema

Influential journal of the French "New Wave" directors of the 1960s.

The California Pelican

Humor magazine

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Captain Billy's Whiz-Bang (1920 - 1922)

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Caricature (1881 - 1904)

French cartoon and political satire magazine