The Philadelphia Monthly Magazine; Or, Universal Repository Of Knowledge And Entertainment: Consisting Of Original Pieces, And Selections From Performances Of Merit Foreign And Domestic. - Calculated To Disseminate Useful Knowlege Among All Ranks Of People, At A Small Expense. Embellished With Elegant Engravings. . [Condie, Thomas] Americana,Evans,Imprints,Lomazow,Pennsylvania

[4] pp. Caption title as issued, Disbound, else Very Good. This pamphlet summarizes "the many advantages which are to be derived from a well conducted Magazine," as Condie has himself pointed out "in his adresses [sic] to the Public which accompanied the first and sixth Numbers." He organizes a "Methodic arrangement of the contents of the first eight Nos. of the Philadelphia Monthly Magazine." Condie describes the layout of the monthly issues, each in 64 pages. "SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE RECEIVED BY" a list of about twelve listed booksellers, merchants, publishers, and printers, with addresses. AAS owns a mutilated copy. Not in Lomazow, Evans, Bristol, or ESTC.