Collier's was an American magazine founded in 1888 by Peter Fenelon Collier. It was initially launched as Collier's Once a Week, then changed in 1895 to Collier's Weekly: An Illustrated Journal, and finally shortened in 1905 to simply Collier's. The magazine ceased publication with the issue dated for the week ending January 4, 1957, though a brief, failed attempt was made to revive the Collier's name with a new magazine in 2012.
For more information on Collier's see part 1. For earlier cover illustrations see parts 1 - 3 also.
This is part 4 of a 15-part series on Collier’s magazine:
For more information on Collier's see part 1. For earlier cover illustrations see parts 1 - 3 also.
This is part 4 of a 15-part series on Collier’s magazine:
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| 1913 November 29 cover by Alonzo M. Kimball |
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| 1913 December 6 ( can't decipher the signature ) |
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| 1913 December 20 ( unknown ) |
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| 1913 December 27 cover by Frank Xavier Leyendecker |
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| 1914 January 10 cover by Edward Penfield Automobile Section |
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| 1914 January 24 cover by J. Knowles Hare Sr. |
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| 1914 January 31 cover by J. Knowles Hare |
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| 1914 February 21 cover by Frank Xavier Leyendecker |
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| 1914 February 28 cover by W. Herbert Dunton |
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| 1914 March 14 cover by Frank Xavier Leyendecker |
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| 1914 April 11 cover by Jessie Wilcox Smith |
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| 1914 April 18 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1914 May 9 cover by Sarah S. Stilwell Weber |
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| 1914 May 16 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1914 May 30 cover by Joseph Christian Leyendecker "Taps" |
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| 1914 June 13 cover by Frank Xavier Leyendecker |
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| 1914 June 20( can't decipher the signature ) |
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| 1914 July 18 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1914 July 28 cover by Arthur William Brown |
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| 1914 August 15 ( unknown ) The German War Machine *World War 1 in Europe had broken out two weeks earlier. |
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| 1914 September 5 cover by Edward Penfield The War in Europe *America joined the war in April 1917 |
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| 1914 September 12 cover by Joseph Christian Leyendecker "The German War Lust" |
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| 1914 September 19 cover by Edward Penfield The War |
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| 1914 October 10 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1914 October 17 cover by Frank Xavier Leyendecker The All-Star Team |
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| 1914 October 24 cover by Louis Fancher |
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| 1914 November 14 cover by Edward Penfield The Sikh Soldier |
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| 1914 December 26 cover by Charles A. MacLellany "Thousands Starve" |
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| 207 1915 January 9 cover by Robert John Wildhack Beginnings of the Automobile |
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| 1915 January 16 unknown |
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| 1915 January 23 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1915 January 30 cover by Adolph Treidler Bringing the War to England |
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| 1915 February 6 cover by Edward Penfield On the Doorstep of War |
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| 1915 February 13 unknown Von Hindenburg |
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| 1915 February 27 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1915 March 6 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1915 March 13 unknown French General Joseph Joffre |
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| 1915 March 20 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1915 May 8 ( can't decipher the signature ) |
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| 1915 May 15 cover by Edward Penfield At the British Front |
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| 1915 September 4 cover by Edward Penfield With the H.E. Guns ( High Explosive ) |
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| 1915 November 6 cover by Herbert Paus |
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| 1915 December 18 cover by Edward Penfield Dramatic Number |
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| 1916 January 15 cover by Edward Penfield Bulgaria ar War |
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| 1916 January 22 unknown |
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| 1916 January 29 cover by Frederic Dorr Steele |
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| 1916 March 25 cover by Frederic Dorr Steele The Madness of May |
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| 1918 August 24 cover by Herbert Paus Our First Victory |
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| 1916 October 21 cover by Adolph Treidler Charles Evans Hughes |
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| 1919 April 12 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1916 December 9 cover by Jessie Wilcox Smith |
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| 1920 January 3 cover by Edward H. Wilson Automotive Number |
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| 1917 February 10 cover by Edward Penfield Rumania learns what War is |
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| 1917 April 21 cover by Herbert Paus Minute-Men of 1917 |