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1st page of first serial of "The Vanishing American" in The Ladies Home Journal, Nov. 1922

Cover of the January 1912 edition of Field and Stream Magazine in which the first serial of Riders of the Purple Sage appeared

This image first appeared in the January 1912 edition of Field and Stream Magazine and appears at the beginning of this and all subsequent serial stories comprising Riders of the Purple Sage. The illustrator is VC Forsythe.

Jan 1912 image by Douglas Deur, "Waited for the downward flash of the hands, which did not come"

Douglas Deur illustration in March 1912 edition of Field and Stream Magazine entitled "A woman- a girl! I've killed a girl!"

VC Forsythe illustration "As though through a yellow veil Jane saw Lassiter press that leader inward", Vol 17 April 1912

Illustration "Only birds can peep over those walls. I've gone Oldring one better." Vol 17 June 1912, unsigned. Unclear whether it was by Forsythe or Dear

Illustration by Deur entitled "Venters lifted her gently from the ledge", Vol 17 July 1912

Vol 17 Aug 1912 Field and Stream serial edition by Duer "He saw destiny in the dark, straight path of her wonderful eyes."

Field nd Stream, Vol 17 Sept 1912 serial edition illustration byDuer "She saw the bishop's hand jerk to his hip... in her ears burst a thundering, bellowing report."