The Alaska Journal The Alaska Journal: History and Arts of the North - Quarterly For sale is this 5 volume set for the years 1971 through 1980. This collection is the core of this great work. After 1980 the journal was discontinued. In 1981 a hardbound single special issue replaced the quarterly. After that more issues of the quarterly came out but they contained a lot of reprint material instead of new scholarly articles. In 1986 there was a final single hardbound volume issued. Published by R.N. DeArmond & the Alaska Northwest Publishing Company 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches tall, all 40 issues for 1971 through 1980. This set is XLIB, although the spines are not marked as such. There is a rubber stamp "stacks" in red ink inside the front cover and "Multnomah County Library" stamped on the top edges. They were deaccessioned through a University of Oregon Library sale. Each journal cover has a "received" stamp. Very nice set. I own a similar set and refer to it often. There were two indexes published for this journal that are of limited use. There was also a comprehensive index created but it was never published. I use a xerox copy of the latter for my own research. I have an unbound set that I use for photocopying articles, and a bound set like this one that I prefer for general research. No Alaska history buff or art collector should be without this valuable work! We also have most issues available as single issues. SOLD |
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In 1981 the Alaska
Journal stopped publishing the magazine and instead issued a
single 1981 hardbound volume (the final issue of the Alaska
Journal was also a single hardbound volume in 1986). Nothing was
issued in 1982. In 1983 the magazine started up again but I think
they lost a lot of their subscribers because of the lapse. The 12
magazine issues between the two hardbound volumes ran from
1983-1985. They are harder to find than the earlier issues. Here
are the covers of those final 12 magazines. It gets a little
confusing because they they are numbered as follows, starting with
the winter issue instead of starting with the spring issue:
Volume 13:1 Winter 1983
Volume 13:2 Spring 1983
Volume 13:3 Summer 1983
Volume 13:4 Autumn 1983
Volume 14:1 Winter 1984
Volume 14:2 Spring 1984
Volume 14:3 Summer 1984
Volume 14:4 Autumn 1984
Volume 15:1 Winter 1985
Volume 15:2 Spring 1985
Volume 15:3 Summer 1985
Volume 15:4 Autumn 1985