May 1902 issue of St. Nicholas Magazine for Young Folks, conducted by Mary Mapes Dodge

May 1902 issue of St. Nicholas Magazine for Young Folks, conducted by Mary Mapes Dodge. Published by The Century Co., this edition is part of Volume XXIX, Number 7. As one of the leading children's magazines of its time, St. Nicholas combined literature, illustrations, and educational content in each issue. This issue advertises the complete story "Sir Marrok," a likely adventure or fantasy narrative. The cover is adorned with the signature intricate zodiac-inspired design common to this magazine's aesthetic.

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• Editor: Mary Mapes Dodge, a prominent figure in children's publishing.
• Features the complete story "Sir Marrok," a long narrative that may involve themes of chivalry or knights, popular in the literature for young readers at the time.
• Like other issues, this one would have featured stories, illustrations, and puzzles intended to engage and educate children.
• The ornate design and durability make it a collector's item, particularly sought after by those interested in turn-of-the-century children's literature.