Collier's Year 1908 Magazine Back Issues
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- For New Years 1908
- New York
- P.F. Collier & Son Publishers
- Price 10 Cents
- The National Weekly
- A Spanish Cowboy
- Price 10 Cents
- January 11 1908
- The National Weekly
- January 18 1908
- Volume 40 Number 17
- The National Weekly
- Give Me Leave?
- January 25 1908
- The National Weekly
- February 1 1908
- Volume 40 Number 19
- The National Weekly
- Pierrot His Valentine
- February 8 1908
- The National Weekly
- He Is The Prefirst Memory Of One World
- Volume 40 Number 21
- February 22 1908
- Price 10 Cents
- Volume 40 Number 22
- The National Weekly
- Clear The Track
- February 28 1908
- This Number Contains The $1,000 Prize Story
- The Old Woman's Story By Harvey J. O'Higgins
- Also The Announcement Of The Winner Of The $1,000
- Prize For The Last Quarter Which Ended in December
- The National Weekly
- The Eldest Sister
- The First Of A Series Of Eight
- letters To The Family By Rudyard Kipling
- The National Weekly
- March 21 1908
- Volume 40 Number 26
- The National Weekly
- The Pet Of The Company
- Price 10 Cents
- March 28 1908
- The National Weekly
- Volume 41 Number 2
- April 4 1908
- The Duet
- The National Weekly
- Easter Number 1908
- April 11 1908
- The National Weekly
- On The Road To Mandalay
- Price 10 Cents
- April 18 1908
- The National Weekly
- It Meaning Waits At The End Of The World
- April 23 1908
- The National Weekly
- Price 10 Cents
- May 2 1908
- The National Weekly
- Ready For The Road
- May 9 1908
- The National Weekly
- May 16 1908
- Volume 41 Number 8
- The National Weekly
- Uncle Joe
- A Diverting Chronicle Of His Early And Later Life
- May 23 1908
- The National Weekly
- This Number Contains The Second Instalment Of William Hand's Critical Estimate
- Uncle Joe Cannon Illustraced With A Cannon By E. W. Kemble
- Jessie Willcox Smith Memorial Day peoms By Blis Carman And Robert Bridges
- The National Weekly
- June Ronen
- Volume 41 Number 18
- June 13 1908
- The National Weekly
- Volume 41 Number 12
- When Jacky Comes Marching Home
- June 20 1908
- The National Weekly
- Volume 41 Number 13
- June 27 1908
- The National Weekly
- At The Sign Of The Red Hill
- Volume 41 Number 16
- July 11 1908
- The National Weekly
- With The Democrats At Denver
- The Third Battle By Samuel Moffett Pa, Ma And The Girls At Denver By Arthur Ruhl
- Folk And Stone In Missouri By Mark Sullivan
- The National Weekly
- Issued In Commemoration Of The Tercentenary Celebration Of The Founding Of The City Of Quebec
- The First Permanent Settlement In New France, By The Chivalrous Sieur Samuel Champlain
- And His Gallant Companie Of Adventurers, In The Month Of July 1608
- Sherlock Holmes Number
- August 15 1908
- Volume 41 Number 20
- The National Weekly
- Volume 41 Number 21
- August 22 1908
- The National Weekly
- Containing The Value Of The Pacific Cruise
- By Captain A. T. Mahan, U.S.N.
- The Dreadnought By H. Reuterdahl
- The Outdoor Colliers
- The National Weekly
- The Call Of Nature
- September 5 1908
- The National Weekly
- Volume 41 Number 10
- September 12 1908
- Fiction Number For The Month Of October
- Romance A Story Of The Civil War By Robert W. Chambers
- The Road Agent A Story Of A Western Mining Camp By Stewart Edward White
- The Venture Of The Flying Hind A Story Of The Sea By James B. Connolly
- The National Weekly
- October 3 1908
- Volume 42 Number 8
- The National Weekly
- Philadelphia 1683-1908
- Guernsey Moore
- October 10 1908
- The National Weekly
- The Fires Of Frost
- October 17 1908
- Volume 42 Number 4
- The National Weekly
- Dramatic Number
- October 24 1908
- The National Weekly
- The Club Reporter
- McGennis's Promotion
- He Also Serves
- The National Weekly
- Safe From The Gale
- November 14 1908
- The National Weekly
- The Illustrator In The Middle Ages
- Stories By Rudyard Kipling, Gouveneur Morris, Harvey J. O'higgins
- December Fiction Number
- The National Weekly
- Charles Dana Gibson's Work
- In Black And White And In Colors
- Will Appear Exclusively In Collier's
- A Story In Old
- By Charies Dana Gibesa
- December 20 1908
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Collier's was an American general interest magazine founded in 1888 by Peter Fenelon Collier. It was launched as Collier's Once a Week, then renamed in 1895 as Collier's Weekly: An Illustrated Journal, shortened in 1905 to Collier's: The National Weekly and eventually to simply Collier's. The magazine ceased publication with the issue dated the week ending January 4, 1957, although a brief, failed attempt was made to revive the Collier's name with a new magazine in 2012.
As a result of Peter Collier's pioneering investigative journalism, Collier's established a reputation as a proponent of social reform. After lawsuits by several companies against Collier's ended in failure, other magazines joined in what Theodore Roosevelt described as "muckraking journalism." Founded by Nathan S. Collier, a descendant of Peter Collier, the Collier Prize for State Government Accountability was created in 2019. The annual US$25,000 prize is one of the largest American journalism prizes, and it was established to honor Peter Collier's legacy and contributions in the field of investigative reporting.
