Looking back: fifteen years that changed the world: 1981-1995

Article Abstract:

Field and Stream magazine is celebrating its centennial in 1995, and a review of the years from 1981-1995 reveals a generally good time for hunting and fishing but a time of dramatic change in the world, ranging from the recognition of AIDS to the collapse of communism in Europe.

Cover Story, Periodical publishing

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Looking back: the war years, the Jazz Age, and the Great Depression, 1915-1940

Article Abstract:

Field & Stream celebrated its 20th anniversary as Europe was swept into World War I. Ray P. Holland became editor in 1924 and placed Field & Stream at the forefront of conservation. During World War II, the magazine participated in the war effort by advertising war bonds.

American periodicals

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Looking back: the early years 1895-1914

Article Abstract:

Field and Stream magazine was founded in 1895 as a local publication. It was subsequently given a wider scope and circulation and began to carry regular features about wildlife conservation, hunting techniques and equipment.

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