Argosy

Argosy, published from 1882 until 1978, was the first pulp magazine. It was published under various names, including: • The Golden Argosy (1882 to 1888) • The Argosy (1888 to 1917) • The Argosy Weekly (1917-1918) • Argosy and Railroad Man's Magazine (1919, following a merger with Railroad Man's Magazine) • Argosy All-Story Weekly (1920 to 1929, following a merger with All-Story Weekly) • Argosy thereafter. In 1943, Argosy shifted to slick paper and became a Men's Adventure magazine.