Boat Magazines - Revision history

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−	'''Power Boating''' - First published simply as "Boating", the magazine was re-named to "Power Boating" for the December 1907 issue. The first issue may have been September 1905 (The October 1905 issue was Volume I, No. 2. and the stated issuance period was monthly). This was published by Penton Publishing Company of Cleveland, Ohio. Volumes 1 to 4, 6, 11, 15, 16, 18, 22, 23 available online from Hathitrust, digitized by Google from the University of Michigan Library and University of Chicago Collections.	+	'''Power Boating''' - First published simply as "Boating", the magazine was re-named to "Power Boating" for the December 1907 issue. The first issue may have been September 1905 (The October 1905 issue was Volume I, No. 2. and the stated issuance period was monthly). This was published by Penton Publishing Company of Cleveland, Ohio. Volume 38, No. 12 was issued December 1936. Volumes 1 to 4, 6, 11, 15, 16, 18, 22, 23 available online from Hathitrust, digitized by Google from the University of Michigan Library and University of Chicago Collections.

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	'''Yachting''' - First published in New York, NY by Yachting Publishing Co. (Vol. 3 was in 1908); published biannually in the 1950's, then quarterly (1960's) in Los Angeles, California by CBS Magazines.		'''Yachting''' - First published in New York, NY by Yachting Publishing Co. (Vol. 3 was in 1908); published biannually in the 1950's, then quarterly (1960's) in Los Angeles, California by CBS Magazines.
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		+	File:YachtingJan59.jpg\|January 1959 Yachting
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−	'''Boats You Can Build''' - published by Popular Mechanics. Later on, the Spring 1964 issue (#34) was by Bruce-Royal Publishing Co.	+	'''Boats You Can Build''' - published by Popular Mechanics in 1958. Later on, the Spring 1964 issue (#34) was by Bruce-Royal Publishing Co.

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 '''The Fisherman''' - Published in Oxford, Ohio. This magazine began in June 1950 with volume 1, number 1, as the "Midwest Fisherman" by Midwest Fisherman, Inc. The name was shortened to "The Fisherman" with the June 1951 issue (Vol. 2, No 7). Publication was monthly the last issue occurring in August 1958. Outdoor Life absorbed this magazine in November 1958 and it was no more.
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 '''Outboard Boating Guide''' - This was advertised with the tagline: "Boats, Motors, Trailers, Cruising, Water Sports". The Fall 1956 issue was found with the note "Formerly 'How to Enjoy Outboard Boating'". This may be the same publication rolled into "Boatcraft" Magazine by July 1958. This may have be a quarterly publication with a "Fall 1956" issue and May, September, November 1957 issues known.
-'''Outboard Boating Handbook''' - by noted boating writer [[Hank Wieand Bowman]], this was a Fawcett "How To Book" printing, published by Mechanix Illustrated who also issued the "Boat Show" magazine. At least a 1955 to 1961 editions are known with Fawcett numbers 258 (1955), 304 (1956), 330 (1957), 366 (1958), 403 (1959), 476 (1961). Later on, it was published as "Hank Bowman's Outboard Boating Handbook" by Arco publications.
+'''Outboard Dealer News''' - This magazine was published by H-K Publications, Inc. with volume 1, no. 1 being the February 1957 issue. Dick Van Benschoten was a writer for this publication.
-'''Outboard Dealer News''' This magazine was published by H-K Publications, Inc. with volume 1, no. 1 being the Feburary 1957 issue. Dick Van Benschoten was a writer for this publication.
+'''Outboard Exhaust''' - This publication began about 1932, published in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It featured coverage of outboard racing, primarily in the Midwest. The latest known publication was in June 1934, but more may be out there.

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-'''Boat Show''' - "Photographs and Descriptions of Over 225 Boats You Can Buy or Build From Kits". This was a printed by Fawcett Books, a publication of Mechanix Illustrated magazine. At least one edition from 1952 is known (Fawcett #140), but it may have begun earlier. By 1956, the publication was written by Hank Wieand Bowman and advertised coverage of "The New Sailboats, The New Outboards, The New Inboards".
+'''Boat Show''' - "Photographs and Descriptions of Over 225 Boats You Can Buy or Build From Kits". This was a printed by Fawcett Books, a publication of Mechanix Illustrated magazine. At least one edition from 1952 is known (Fawcett #140), but it may have begun earlier. By 1956, the publication was written by [[Hank Wieand Bowman]] and advertised coverage of "The New Sailboats, The New Outboards, The New Inboards".
 <gallery>File:Boatshowmagazine52.jpg|1952 Boat Show</gallery>
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-'''Boating Ideas''' - A Fawcett book written by Hank Wieand Bowman with at least a 1964 edition published.
+'''Boating Ideas''' - A Fawcett book written by [[Hank Wieand Bowman]] with at least a 1964 edition (Fawcett 555) published. The tagline for this publication as "Practical, Useful, Tested".
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-'''Outboard Boating Handbook''' - by noted boating writer Hank Wieand Bowman, this was a Fawcett "How To Book" printing, published by Mechanix Illustrated who also issued the "Boat Show" magazine. At least a 1955 to 1961 editions are known with Fawcett numbers 258 (1955), 304 (1956), 330 (1957), 366 (1958), 403 (1959), 476 (1961). Later on, it was published as "Hank Bowman's Outboard Boating Handbook" by Arco publications.
+'''Outboard Boating Handbook''' - by noted boating writer [[Hank Wieand Bowman]], this was a Fawcett "How To Book" printing, published by Mechanix Illustrated who also issued the "Boat Show" magazine. At least a 1955 to 1961 editions are known with Fawcett numbers 258 (1955), 304 (1956), 330 (1957), 366 (1958), 403 (1959), 476 (1961). Later on, it was published as "Hank Bowman's Outboard Boating Handbook" by Arco publications.

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 '''Boating Handbook''' - This was a Fawcett "How-To Book" publication with sections on "Operations, Maintenance, Projects". It may have started as early as 1949, published by Mechanix Illustrated. The 1950 issue was No. 2. Fawcett numbers are 301 (1956), 370 (1958), 406, (1959).
 <gallery>File:Boatinghandbook59.jpg|1959 Boating Handbook</gallery>
 '''Boating Industry''' - "The Business Paper of Pleasure and Commercial Boating". This magazine published eight issues a year on the tenth of the month. The magazine was based at 505 Pleasant St. in St. Joseph, Michigan. Publication may date back to 1929. Later, National Trade Publications, Inc. published this magazine in Latham, New York. Vol. 23, no. 9 was published in Sept. 10, 1960. It is still being published as Boating Industry International. An annual Marine Buyer's Guide issue was published each year. At some point this magazine absorbed the "Marine Business" publication. The January magazine was the New York/Chicago/Miami show issue; March "Marine Engine Specifications"; April "Outboard Motor Specifications"; May "Spring Selling Number"; June "Boat Service Issue"; August "Marine Buyer's Guide"; October "Announcement Issue"; November "Stock Boat Builder's List".
 '''Boats''' -  Published monthly by Motor Boat Publications, 1953 (Vol. 50) - 1960 (Vol. 57). Numbering was continued from the earlier "MotorBoat" publication. Rolled into Rudder magazine to be “Rudder, incorporating Boats” in November 1960. This publication billed itself as "The Practical Magazine of Power, Outboards and Sail".
-'''Boats & Outboards''' - published by MACO with at least a 1959 issue known.
+'''Boats & Outboards''' - published by Maco Magazine Corp. of New York City, New York with at least 1959 and 1961 issues known. The 1961 issue was titled "The New Handbook of Boats & Outboards" and was written by Sam Crowther.
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-'''Fawcett Books''' - This company published a large number of softcover boating and how-to books. Titles included "Boat Show" by Mechanix Illustrated, "Boating Handbook", "How to Build 20 Boats", "Outboard Boating Handbook", and "Sail Boating".
+'''Fawcett Books''' - This company published a large number of softcover boating and how-to books. Titles included "Boat Show" by Mechanix Illustrated, "Boating Handbook", "Boating Ideas", "Family Boating", "How to Build 20 Boats", "Outboard Boating Handbook", and "Sail Boating".
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 '''Popular Boating''' - This magazine began publication in October 1956 with the tagline "The New Magazine for Boatmen... Power and Sail". Many issues of this magazine are [https://books.google.com/books?id=p3Q-baAAx28C&dq=%22popular+boating%22&source=gbs_navlinks_s Available on Google Books].
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 '''Speed and Spray''' - "the International Magazine of Boat Racing". Published by Marine Publications, Inc. of Newport Beach, California. This magazine began publication in June 1952 with issue #1, Vol. I, No. 1. 22 issues are known up to May 1956 (Vol. 2, No. 10). Publication by that time was by C-B Publications of Fullerton, California. Publication was spotty with 6 to 7 issues published per year with the entire year of 1954 with no issues published (publication skips from September 1953 (Vol. 1, No. 11) to April 1955 (Vol. 1, No. 12). The complete range of issues known are available online at [http://boatsport.org http://boatsport.org/].

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	'''All About Boats'''- A small annual magazine/booklet published by Popular Mechanics. Editions from 1958 to 1961 are known to have been issued. This was advertised as "A New PM Book to Help you Build, Sail, Maintain, and Enjoy the Boat You've Always Wanted".		'''All About Boats'''- A small annual magazine/booklet published by Popular Mechanics. Editions from 1958 to 1961 are known to have been issued. This was advertised as "A New PM Book to Help you Build, Sail, Maintain, and Enjoy the Boat You've Always Wanted".
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		+	'''Aqua Sport''' - - First published by Rockly Publications, Silver Springs Maryland, a later publisher was H.K. Publications of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Issues range from May 1952 (Vol. 1, No. 1) to April 1958 as "Boat Sport" magazine with 39 total numbered issues. This periodical was published bimonthly with six issues per year. In June/July 1958 issue, the magazine was then titled "Aqua Sport (Including Boat Sport)" (the 40th issue). This magazine heavily featured the sport of outboard boat racing with many ads and articles from racers; when re-titled "Aqua Sport (Including Boat Sport)", many articles on water-skiing and other water-sports were added. Issues available online include #1 (May 1952) to #40 (June/July 1958) at [http://boatsport.org http://boatsport.org/]. At present, no later issues of Aqua Sport are known.
		+	<gallery>File:AquasportmagazineJuneJuly58.jpg\|June-July 1958 Aqua Sport</gallery>


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	'''Boat Sport''' - First published by Rockly Publications, Silver Springs Maryland, a later publisher was H.K. Publications of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Issues range from May 1952 (Vol. 1, No. 1) to April 1958 with 39 total numbered issues. This periodical was published bimonthly with six issues per year. In June/July 1958 issue, the magazine was then titled "Aqua Sport (Including Boat Sport)" (the 40th issue). This magazine heavily featured the sport of outboard boat racing with many ads and articles from racers; when re-titled "Aqua Sport (Including Boat Sport)", many articles on water-skiing and other water-sports were added. Issues available online include #1 (May 1952) to #40 (June/July 1958) at [http://boatsport.org http://boatsport.org/].		'''Boat Sport''' - First published by Rockly Publications, Silver Springs Maryland, a later publisher was H.K. Publications of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Issues range from May 1952 (Vol. 1, No. 1) to April 1958 with 39 total numbered issues. This periodical was published bimonthly with six issues per year. In June/July 1958 issue, the magazine was then titled "Aqua Sport (Including Boat Sport)" (the 40th issue). This magazine heavily featured the sport of outboard boat racing with many ads and articles from racers; when re-titled "Aqua Sport (Including Boat Sport)", many articles on water-skiing and other water-sports were added. Issues available online include #1 (May 1952) to #40 (June/July 1958) at [http://boatsport.org http://boatsport.org/].
		+	<gallery>File:BoatsportmagazineAug56.jpg\|August 1956 Boat Sport
		+	File:AquasportmagazineJuneJuly58.jpg\|June-July 1958 Aqua Sport</gallery>

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	'''Boat & Equipment News'''- This magazine was published bimonthly beginning in 1939 through at least the mid-50's and had both "Commercial Craft" (or "Work-Boat") and "Recreational Craft editions. It had the tagline "The Product Information Service for all 'Priorities-Endowed' Marine Procurement Personnel". Vol. 6 No. 1 was the January-February 1944 issue.		'''Boat & Equipment News'''- This magazine was published bimonthly beginning in 1939 through at least the mid-50's and had both "Commercial Craft" (or "Work-Boat") and "Recreational Craft editions. It had the tagline "The Product Information Service for all 'Priorities-Endowed' Marine Procurement Personnel". Vol. 6 No. 1 was the January-February 1944 issue.
		+	<gallery>File:BoatequipmentnewsMay50.jpg\|May 1950 Boat & Equipment News</gallery>

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	'''Boat & Motor Dealer''' - Published monthly except for December and July by Publishers' Development Corporation, Inc. of Skokie, Illinois. Vol. 3, No. 4 was the April 1960 issue, so maybe this magazine started publication in 1957?		'''Boat & Motor Dealer''' - Published monthly except for December and July by Publishers' Development Corporation, Inc. of Skokie, Illinois. Vol. 3, No. 4 was the April 1960 issue, so maybe this magazine started publication in 1957?
		+	<gallery>File:BoatmotordealerApr60.jpg\|April 1960 Boat & Motor Dealer</gallery>

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−	'''Boat & Equipment News'''- This magazine was published in at least ~~the 1940's through~~ the mid-50's and had both ~~commercial craft~~ and ~~recreational craft issues~~.	+	'''Boat & Equipment News'''- This magazine was published bimonthly beginning in 1939 through at least the mid-50's and had both "Commercial Craft" (or "Work-Boat") and "Recreational Craft editions. It had the tagline "The Product Information Service for all 'Priorities-Endowed' Marine Procurement Personnel". Vol. 6 No. 1 was the January-February 1944 issue.