"The Print Connoisseur" edited and published by Winfred Porter Truesdell by David Patrick            The Print Connoisseur was a periodical magazine published from 1920 to 1932 by Winfred Porter Truesdell (1880-1939).  The periodical’s title page stated that it was “a quarterly magazine for the print collector.”  The periodical was dedicated to printing historical articles about engravers, printers and artists from America and Europe and included a number of printed engravings and color prints.  The periodical ran from volume 1, number 1 in October of 1920 to volume 12, number 2 in 1932.  The magazine was first published in New York City and later in Champlain, New York.              The first periodical was printed in October 1920 by Truesdell whose office was at 154 E. 38th St. in New York City.  A short article in the “American Art News” newspaper published by the American Art News Company Publishers of New York City described Truesdell’s magazine.  The article was published on November 6, 1920, at the time of his first publication: The Print Connoisseur    The "Print Connoisseur," edited and published by Winfred Porter Truesdell at 154 East 38th St., N.Y., a quarterly magazine for the print collector, and a successor to the "Print Collector," of happy memory, discontinued in the early years of the war, makes its initial bow with an October number.  The new magazine is beautifully printed and is most attractive in every way, while its contents bespeak for its editor and publisher the interest and support of collectors and the trade.     The late W. H. de B. Nelson has written of "Frederick Reynolds—An American Maker of Mezzotint," Mr. George S. Hellman describes "Some Italian Drawings from the Mortimer Schiff Collection," Mr. Walter Pach discusses "The Etchings and Lithographs of Odilon Redon," and Mr. Frank Weitenkampf tells of "New York in Recent Graphic Art." There are book reviews and the illustrations are numerous and excellent.           Truesdell’s Print Connoisseur was devoted to publishing articles related to printing, engraving and history.  The magazine usually had four or five articles written by guest writers.  Truesdell sometimes wrote one or two articles himself. The magazine included high quality prints of drawings, engravings and wood cuts.  Magazine covers were printed in black and white but some were printed in color.  Truesdell supported his magazine through subscriptions and ads placed in the front and back of the magazine.             The April 1924 edition (partially shown below) had six sections and was bound in a bright red cover with gold lettering.  The contents included a story by Warren Wilmer Brown entitled “J.L.G. Ferris, America’s Painter-Historian”; a second article contained a list of the American historical paintings by J.L.G. Ferris; a third article by Thomas H. Thomas was about Charles Bert who was a bank-note engraver; a check list was included for the etchings of Gerard de Latenay; an article by Frank Weitenkampf was about the portraits of printmakers.  The periodical also contained a number of four color images as well as engravings by the artists described in the periodical.             The April 1926 edition of the print connoisseur was divided into four parts.  Part one included a story called “The Etchings and Lithographs of the Samuel Chamberlain” and included 11 images.  Part two was called “City Types in American Prints” written by Frank Weitenkampf (1866-1962) who was an expert on engraving and head of the art and print departments at the New York Public Library.  Part three was called “Artistic Maps of Early Days” and was written by Lewis C. Karpinski.  The story was was about a history of early mapmaking; a number of maps were included in the article.  Part four was entitled “Col. Elmer E Ellsworth; First Hero of the Civil War”and was written by Charles A. Ingraham.  The article gave a history of Ellsworth who was the first American casualty of the Civil War.  Ellsworth was from Malta, New York, and had a farm and homestead near exit 12 of today’s Interstate 87.  A number of engravings about Ellsworth were included in the periodical.             Even though Truesdell lived in New York City he had connections to Plattsburgh and Champlain, New York.  By 1922, the Clinton Press of Plattsburgh printed his periodical and he mailed them from Champlain where he now lived.  Between 1924 and 1927 Truesdell had his friend Hugh McLellan, owner of the Moorsfield Press in Champlain, print his periodical.  Hugh had been in the printing business since 1919 and owned a letterpress that used the old-style Caslon typeface.  The periodicals printed with the Moorsfield Press stand out over the periodicals printed by the Clinton Press due to the unique style of the Caslon typeface.  It is the same typeface that Hugh would use when he issued his own periodical called the “Moorsfield Antiquarian” in 1937 and 1938.  A handwritten note by Hugh in the January 1927 edition noted that Percy Grassby printed this particular edition using Hugh’s Caslon typeface.         The Print Connoisseur magazine has not held up well over time and the quality of the editions depends on who printed and bound them.  The NYC editions were printed on glossy paper and glued well.  They books also lay flat when opened.  When the magazines were printed in Plattsburgh and Champlain, they were sent to a binder in Albany.  Unfortunately, one edition had to be completely rebound before it was mailed. The binder used either three or four staples to bind the signature pages (multiple folded sheets of paper).  This made opening the booklet difficult when reading. A fragile paper cover was glued to the spine, but over time, the glue broke down and the paper began to tear.  The edges of the cover also fraid easily. This has resulted in many editions being of poor quality today.                  Truesdell was a Mason in Champlain Lodge #237 along with Hugh McLellan.  The published minutes of the Lodge show that Truesdell gave an illustrated talk on George Washington in 1932.  The minutes also describe the following event:              “Other banquets featured unrehearsed speeches on impossible subjects and presentations intended rather to embarrass than to flatter the recipient; the old-timers will recall with glee the apron presentation to Bro. Truesdell and the "address" entirely in French by Bro. Hugh McLellan. The printed programs and the notices for the meetings are still remembered as minor works of editorial and typographical art.  An unrehearsed mock-trial which aroused much interest was "Foster Strickland vs. Oscar Bredenberg, the Champlain Masonic Club, et al." The opposing attorneys were A. T. Phillips for the defense and Arthur Atwood for the plaintiff.  Porter Truesdell acted as court stenographer. William Hogge and George Allen, as experts, testified on the medical aspects of the case, which was based on the alleged injury to the plaintiff when struck on the head by a large pitcher in the hands of a waiter (Oscar Bredenberg) employed by the Club. The jury, after deliberation, requested Judge Warren Smith's permission to examine the elaborately bandaged scalp of the plaintiff; no evidence of injury being found, the jury brought in a verdict for the defendant.”               Truesdell died in 1939 and was buried in Glenwood Cemetery on Oak Street in Champlain in lot B-16.  His stone states: “W. Porter TRUESDELL / 1880 – 1939.”                                                                                                                                      Private collection.

The Print Connoisseur Editions and Table of Contents

Vol. 1, No. 1 to Vol. 12, No. 2
1920 to 1932
46 editions

    This author has compiled a complete list of The Print Connoisseur magazines.  The list includes information about the edition number, printer and table of contents which has been needed for years. Before this table was created, it was difficult to find a specific article in the magazine series.  Blanks in the table represent editions that have not been found. It is hoped that this table could be completed one day.

Number	Year	Month (with magazine link)	Vol.	No.	Printer	Contents
1	1920	Volume 1 Index October	1	1	Conde-Nast Co. or the Press of William Edwin Rudge	Frederick Reynolds: an American Master of Mezzotint by W.H. de B. Nelson A Time Drawings from the Schiff Collection by George S. Hellman Etchings and Lithographs of Odilon Redon by Walter Pach New York in Recent Graphic Art by Frank Weitenkampf Editorial, Book Reviews List of illustrations by Frederick Reynolds, Filippo Mazzola, Francisco Mazzolo, Pierino Del Vaga, Tintoretto, Cambiaso, Michelangelo De Caravaggio, Guido Reni, Caracci, Lanfranco, Maratta, Redon, Arms, Pennell, Vondrous, Nordfeldt, Platt, Henry Wolf, Szekessy, White, Deville, Smith and Shope.
2	1920	December	1	2	Conde-Nast Co. or the Press of William Edwin Rudge	The Aquatints of John Taylor Arms by Cynthia Eaton Catalogue Raisonne of the Aquatints of John Taylor Arms by Winfred Porter Truesdell William Hogarth.  A Note in Passing by William M. Ivins, Jr. Troy Kinney: Etchings That Dance by Robert J. Cole Catalogue Raisonee of the Etchings and Drypoints of Troy Kinney by Troy Kinney Anders Zorn by Ameen Rihani Sydney E. Wilson, In English Master of Mezzotint by Harry MacNeill Bland List of Mezzotints by Sydney E. Wilson by Winfred Porter Truesdell Auction Prices Book Reviews List of illustrations by John Taylor Arms, William Hogarth, Troy Kinney, Anders Zorn and Sydney E. Wilson
3	1921	March	1	3	Conde-Nast Co. or the Press of William Edwin Rudge	The Etchings of Frederick Garrison Hall by Ameen Rihani The Pencil Drawings of Samuel Prout by Alfred Mansfield Brooks American Military Prints by Frank Weitenkampf Washington and Lincoln Portraits by Winfred Porter Truesdell [Abraham Lincoln Portraits] The Influence of Old Prints on Present Day Graphic Art by Burton Emmett Book Reviews List of illustrations by Frederick Garrison Hall, Samuel Prout and Albert Durer.  Also military prints, Washington portraits and Lincoln portraits.
4	1921	June	1	4	Conde-Nast Co. or the Press of William Edwin Rudge	George Elmer Burr: An Etcher of the Desert by Edith W. Powell The "Heads" of Oberhardt by Ameen Rihani [William Oberhardt, sketch artist] (includes drawing of Winfred Porter Truesdell) The Etchings of Giovanni-Battista Tiepolo by Louis R. Metcalfe Manet's Etchings and Lithographs by Carl Zigrosser Book Reviews List of illustrations by George Elmer Burr, William Oberhardt (including a portrait of Winfred Porter Truesdell), Giovanni-Battista Tiepolo, Edouard Manet.
5	1921	Volume 2 Index September	2	1	Conde-Nast Co. or the Press of William Edwin Rudge	Max Rosenthal: Lithographer, Painter, designer, picture and Engraver in Mezzotint by Albert Rosenthal Catalogue Raisonne of the Mezzotints of Max Rosenthal George T. Plowman's Etchings by William Howe Downes Catalogue Raisonne of the Etchings and Dry Points of George Taylor Plowman Nanteuil: His Contemporaries and Followers by William Oberhardt The Etchings of Louis Orr by Guy C. Ellington List of Etchings by Louis Orr List of Illustrations by Max Rosenthal, George Taylor Plowman, Robert Nanteuil, A. Masson, N. Tardieu, P. Drecet, Hyacinthe Rigaud Daulle, Antoine Coypel Massepour, Louis Phelypeaux Wille, N. Edelinck, J. Audran & Louis Orr.
6	1921	December	2	2	Conde-Nast Co. or the Press of William Edwin Rudge	Will Simmons and his Animals by Ameen Rihani Catalogue Raisonne of the etchings of Will Simmons Wooden Ship War Series by Frederick K. Detwiller American Naval Portraits by Mantle Fielding Lithographic Drawing as Distinguished from Lithographic Printing by Bolton Brown Jean Francois Janinet by Loys Delteil List of Illustrations by Will Simmons, Frederick K. Detwiller, David Edwin, Jean Francois Janinet, Lithographs by Bolton Brown, John Taylor Arms, Arthur B. Davies, S.F. Woolf, John Sloan, Ernest Watson, Troy Kinney, Albert Sterner, George Bellows.
7	1922	March	2	3	Clinton Press (first printing)	The Etchings of Arthur William Heintzelman by Guy C. Ellington Catalogue Raisonne of the Etchings of Arthur William Heintzelman Early American Historical Prints by Frank Weitenkampf The Peale Heritage by Ameen Rihani Charles Meryon by Winfred Porter Truesdell
8	1922	June	2	4	Clinton Press	The Etchings of Frank W. Benson by Ameen Rihani American Naval Prints by Frank Weitenkampf Charles Emile Jacque by Loys Delteil Macdonald - Master Graver by Thomas Ewing French [Arthur Nelson Macdonald] Book Reviews
9	1923	Volume 3 Index January	3	1	Clinton Press	Etchings of Ships by George C. Wales by C. Howard Walker List of Etchings by George C. Wales Paul Mathey,  Painter – Etcher by Clement-Janin List of Etchings of Paul Mathey Winifred Austin:  An Etcher of Animals by Lucy Hale Sturges Original Wood Engraving in France  by Clement-Janin Catalogue Raisonne of  Etchings by George Elbert Burr List of Illustrations by George C. Wales, Paul Mathey, Winifred Austen, Louis Jou, August Lepere, Carlegle, Jacques Beltrand, R. Grillon, J.B. Wettiner, Felix Valloton, Pierre Gusman.
10	1923	April	3	2	Clinton Press	Dominique Jouvet-Magron by G. Desdevises Du Dezert Dominique Jouvet-Magron by Clement Janin Catalog of the Etchings of Dominique Jouvet-Magron Charles W. Cain,  and his Orientalia by Warren Wilmer Brown Louis Godefroy, Painter – Etcher by P.A. Lemoisne Catalogue of the Etchings of Louis Godefroy Felix Bracquemond by Loys Delteil A Scrap Book of Ornament by William M. Ivins, Jr. An Etcher of Flanders by Lucy Hale Sturges New Issues of Prints List of illustrations by Dominique Jouvet-Magron, Charles W. Cain, Louis Godefroy, Felix Bracquemond, Jean Pillement, Jules De Bruycker, Frederick Garrison Hall, Troy Kinney, John Taylor Arms, George Elbert Burr.
11	1923	July	3	3	not listed	Eugene Paul Metour and his Etchings of Annapolis by Warren Wilmer Brown Catalogue Raisonne of the Etchings of Eugene Paul Metour The Art of Arthur B. Davies by Alan Burroughs The Prints of Birger Sandzen by Carl J. Smalley Sandzen's Lithographs of the Smoky Valley by Minna K. Powell Catalogue Raisonne of the Work of Birger Sandzen Philibert-Louis Debucourt by Emile Dacier New Issues of Prints
12	1923	October	3	4	not listed	Etchings of Maurice Achener by Louis Sedeyn Catalogue Raisonne of the Etchings of Maurice Achener The Bird and Animal Etchings of Charles E Heil by Warren Wilmer Brown List of Etchings by Charles E. Heil Louis Orr by Clement-Janin Catalogue Raisonne of the Etchings of Louis Orr by Louis Orr Maxime Lalanne by Loys Delteil List of illustrations by Maurice Achener, Charles E. Heil, Louis Orr, Maxime Lalanne, Paul Tavernier, Birger Sandzen, Arthur William Heintzelman, Winifred Austen
13	1924	January	4	1	Missing Edition	Some Etched Portraits by E.S. Lumsden, R.E. by E.L. Allhusen The Etchings of Amedee Feau by Clement-Janin Kerr Eby: Artist in Black and White by Frank Weitenkampf Ferdinand Henri Oger by Clement-Janin New Issues of Prints Book Reviews
14	1924	April	4	2	Moorsfield Press	J.L.G. Ferris, America's Painter Historian by Warren Wilmer Brown Charles Burt, Bank-Note Engraver by Thomas H. Thomas List of Etchings by Gerard de Latenay Portraits of Print Makers by Frank Weitenkampf New Issues of Prints List of Illustrations by Gene Leon Gerome Ferris, Charles Burt, Gerard De Latenay, Portraits of Print Makers, Frederick Garrison Hall, Paul Roche, Cadwallader Washburn, Birger Sandzen, Hedley Fitten, Charles W. Cain.
15	1924	July	4	3	Moorsfield Press	Etchings of J.W. Winkler by Louis Godefroy Rigaud and his Engravers by Thomas H. Thomas George W. Bellows, Lithographer by Frank Weitenkampf The Etchings of Georges Gobo by P.J. Angoulvent Catalogues Raisonnes:  J.W. Winkler, George W. Bellows, Georges Gobo List of Illustrations by John W. Winkler, Hyacinthe Rigaud, George W. Bellows & Georges Gobo
16	1924	October	4	4	Moorsfield Press	The Lithographs of Edward Lear by Thomas H. Thomas The Line Engravings of David Loggan by John Mallett The Work on J.J. Lankes  by Charles Harris Whitaker The Aquatints of C.H. Baskett, R.E. By E.L. Allhusen List of illustrations by Edward Lear, David Loggan, J.J. Lankes, C.H. Baskett
17	1925	January	5	1	Moorsfield Press	Auguste Brouet by Clement-Janin Pencil Drawings by Helen E. Cleaves American City Views in American Prints by  Frank Weitenkampf Engraved and Lithograph Portraits of Abraham Lincoln by Winfred Porter Truesdell List of Illustrations by Auguste Brouet, Helen E. Cleaves and Pierre Gusman.  Also presented are American Cities and Lincoln Portraits
18	1925	April	5	2	Moorsfield Press	The Pencil John Taylor Arms by Charles L. Morgan List of Lincoln Portraits, Part Two Jacques Beltrand, Wood Engraver by Winfred Porter Truesdell list of illustrations by John Taylor Arms and Jacques Beltrand. Also shown are Lincoln Portraits
19	1925	July	5	3	Moorsfield Press	Alphonse Legros by John W. Lane, Jr. The Lithographs of C.A. Seward List of Prints by C.A. Seward Henry Wolf by Ralph Clifton Smith The Etchings of Franklin T. Wood by Thomas H. Thomas List of Etchings by Franklin T. Wood Portraits of Abraham Lincoln,  Part III by Winfred Porter Truesdell
20	1925	October	5	4	Moorsfield Press	John Taylor Arms: Notes on the Development of an American Etcher by Elizabeth M. Whitmore, List of the Etchings of John Taylor Arms, The Eno Collection of New York City Views by Frank Weitenkampf, the Little People of F.G. Hall by Ralph Bergengren. List of Illustrations by John Taylor Arms, New Your City Views, Frederick Garrison Hall
21	1926	January	6	1	Moorsfield Press	Part One: The Etchings of A. B. LaBoutillier by Hubert G. Ripley Part Two: Wood Engraving: and the work of Thomas Nason Part Three:  Gustav Kruell, Wood Engraverby Ralph Clifton Smith Part Four: Seven "Modern" Prints by Ralph M. Pearson With The Editor by Winfred Porter Truesdell
22	1926	April	6	2	Moorsfield Press	Part One: The Etchings and Lithographs of Samuel Chamberlain Part Two: City Types in American Prints Part Three: Artistic Maps of Early Days Part Four: Col. Elmer E. Ellsworth: First Hero of the Civil War by Charles A. Ingraham
23	1926	July	6	3	Moorsfield Press	Concerning the Art Etching by Emil Fuchs Decorative Features of Ancient Mapsby Louis C. Karpinski Check List of the Prints of Col. Elmer E. Ellsworth by Winfred Porter Truesdell
24	1926	October	6	4	not listed but Moorsfield Press	Edward Wilson's Marines by Ernest Elmo Calkins The Paul Revere Print of the Boston Massacre by Louise P. Kellogg George C. Wales'  Lithographs of American Ships by Charles D. Childs Fine Art Prints, A Note by Percy Grassby
25	1927	January	7	1	Percy Grassby  (Art Editor) using the Moorsfield Press' Caslon typeface	Frontpiece Original Aquatint by Percy Grassby Print Collecting by S.O. Lander --Illustrations by Charles Keene, Wenceslaus Hollar Joseph Pennell, Artist & Art Critic by Winfred Porter Truesdell Fifty Prints of the Year, reviewed by Percy Grassby -- Illustration by Frank W. Benson Howard McCormick by Winfred Porter Truesdell -- Wood Engraving, after Dean Cornwall A Happy Hunting Ground for Collectors by Robert J. Cole -- Illustration by John Downman Editorial Notes & Reviews -- illustrations by Paul Jouve, Rudolph Schwabe, Maximilien Vox, Allen Lewis
26	1927	April	7	2	Not listed but Caslon typeface	Frontpiece The Art of Allen Lewis by J.M. Bowles Jean Louis Forain by P.J. Angoulcvent Charles Adams Platt by Frank Weitenfampf Editorial Notes & Reviews
27	1927	July	7	3	Not listed but Caslon typeface	Experiences in Linoleum Block Printing by Gilbert Fletcher They California Was An Island by Louis C. Karpinski The Lithographs of Currier & Ives by Winfred Porter Truesdell Editorial Notes and Reviews
28	1927	October	7	4	Truesdell	Claude's Sylvan Landscape by L. A. Davison Cartology and the Making of Maps for Mural Decoration by Ernest Clegg Raffet, Master Lithographer by Winfred Porter Truesdell Eight New Etchings by Frank W. Benson
29	1928	January	8	1	Truesdell	The Wood Engravings of Harry Cimino by Allan M. Rice The Etchings of Philip Harris Giddings Turner's Engraved Landscape by L.A. Davison Altdorfer's Engraved Landscape by Henry Preston Rossiter List of illustrations by Harry Cimino, Philip Harris Giddings, J.M.W. Turner and Albrecht Altdorfer.
30	1928	April	8	2	Truesdell	Henry Emerson Tuttle – Etcher of Birds by Kleber Hall Pictures in the Home by Margery Currey The Wood Blocks of Herbert Pullinger by Gilbert Fletcher A Note on Edward Calvert by Henry Preston Rossiter List of illustrations by Henry Emerson Tuttle, Herbert Pullinger (printed from the original wood blocks) & Edward Calvert. Also, Pictures in the Home.
31	1928	July	8	3	Truesdell	The Etchings of Kleber Hall by Henry Emerson Tuttle How the Great Lakes were Placed on the Map by Louis C. Karpinski Fourth Centenary of the Death of Durer by Henry Preston Rossiter The Collecting of Prints by Ralph Clifton Smith List of illustrations by Kleber Hall & Albrecht Durer.  Also Maps of Great Lakes and Print Collecting.
32	1928	October	8	4	Truesdell	Mapping the Mississippi Valley by Louis C. Karpinski Frank French: Engraver on Wood by Ralph Clifton Smith The Dance of Death by Dr. Arnold Pfister List of illustrations by James Bann & Frank French.  Also Old Maps & Prince of Dance of Death
33	1929	January	9	1	Truesdell	Missing Edition
34	1929	April	9	2	Truesdell	Albert Rosenthal, Painter, Etcher, Lithographer List of Plates Executed by Albert Rosenthal Catalogue Raisonne of the Etchings and Dry points of Robert Fulton Logan The Etchings of Levon West by Susan A. Hutchinson The Prints of Vojtech Preissig by J.M. Bowles Quarterly Notes and Book Reviews List of illustrations by Albert Rosenthal, Robert Fulton Logan, Levon West & Vojtech Preissig.
35	1929	July	9	3	Truesdell	Missing Edition
36	1929	October	9	4	Truesdell	Missing Edition
37	1930	January	10	1	Truesdell	The Work of Harry Townsend by J.M. Bowles Traditional Charm in the Etchings of J. Paul Verrees by Teresa Cerutti-Simmons Designs for Greetings Jay Chambers, Artist by Wilbur Macy Stone List of Books Illustrated by James Daugherty Quarterly Notes and Book Reviews List of Illustrations by Harry Cimino, T.B. Hapgood, Josephine Glazer and Jay Chambers (bookplates)
38	1930	April	10	2	Truesdell	Wild Life Etchings of Will Simmons by Dorothy Pletcher Dancing Among the Arts by Teresa Cerutti-Simmons The Modern Woodcut and Howard Simon by Winfred Porter Truesdell Quarterly Notes and Book Reviews List of illustrations by Will Simmons, Teresa Cerutti-Simmons, Howard Simon, T.F. Simon
39	1930	July	10	3	Truesdell	Graphic Work of Alexander Courd by A.M. Hopfmuller Etchings of New York: The Work of Martin Lewis by Eugene A. Noble Decaris, Master of Black and White by Samuel A. Chamberlain Quarterly Notes & Book Reviews List of illustrations by Alexander Couard, Martin Lewis and Decaris.
40	1930	October	10	4	Truesdell	George Elbert Burr: Etcher of the American Desert by Will Simmons Woodcuts of Lynd Ward by Winfred Porter Truesdell The Mexican War and Its Prints by Winfred Porter Truesdell, Part One Book Reviews
41	1931	January	11	1	Truesdell	The Pencil Portraits of Herman Amlauer by Arthur Millier Lee Sturges, Etcher of Landscape by John Taylor Arms, A.N.A. Louis Maurer, Last of the Currier & Ives Artists by Harry T. Peters The Mexican War & Its Prints: Part Two by Winfred Porter Truesdell Quarterly Notes and Book Reviews List of Illustrations by Herman Amlauer, Lee Sturges, Louis Maurer, Bufford & Co., N. Currier, Alonzo Chappell, G.& W. Endicott, Brightly, E.B. & E.C. Kellogg
42	1931	April	11	2	Truesdell	Missing Edition
43	1931	July	11	3	Truesdell	The Halls by Howell E. Brown Arthur W. Hall Norma Bassett Hall by Howell E. Brown The Mexican War and Its Prints,  Part Four - Books and Prints by Winfred Porter Truesdell Check List of the Portraits of General Winfield Scott List of illustrations by Arthur W. Hall, Norma Bassett Hall and Portraits of Winfield Scott
44	1931	October	11	4	Truesdell	Missing Edition
45	1932	January	12	1	Truesdell	Missing Edition
46	1932	April	12	2	Truesdell	Missing Edition