| Title | Notes |
| AUTOGRAPHED Boreham books and SUNDAY AT HOME with Boreham articles | I have clients who need these. Would those of you with booklets be willing to send me good quality photocopies? In return I’ll send – without cost – photocopies of others you don’t have. Not a bad deal all round eh? (See the booklet list above for the photocopies currently available). Please contact me by email: simply click on the ‘Contact Us’ button top right on your screen. |
| THE SUNDAY AT HOME | The Religious Tract Society magazines published in annual volumes, contained many of Boreham’s articles. They’re very hard to get |
| Articles by F W Boreham in the 1917 volume are titled “Gossip” page.125, “A Philosophy of Growing-Pains” – page.505, “On the Lawn” – page.721, “Making Allowance for “Ship”” | – |
| In 1918 volume: “The Secret” page.412, “The King’s Jester” – page 466, “The Mister of Murdstone Creek” – page 820. | – |
| In 1919 volume: “Fishing for Whales” – page 350, “Where? Where? Where?” – page 469, “This is the Day” – page.579, “Sight-Seeing” – page 733. | – |
| In 1920 volume: “John Bunyan’s Text” – page 61, “Wishing-Time” – page 129, “Twins!” – page 234, “Our Maiden Aunts” – page 479, “Wanted! Wanted!” – page 577 | – |
| In 1921 volume: “The Clockwork Mouse” – page 189, “Simon Pottinger” -page 362, “Living Dogs and Dead Lions” – page 449, “A Song of Triumph” – page 557, “No News is Good News” – page 686. A Song of Triumph is based on the famous text from Habakkuk 3 (‘Though the fig tree does not blossom… yet will I rejoice in the Lord’): I can’t find this essay in any of Boreham’s books | – |
| 1922 edition of Sunday at Home | Here is a list of the essays by Boreham. A BOOK OF BLOTS, THE CHIMES, THE ACCOMPANIMENT, THE OCCUPANT OF THE GREEN CHAIR, A GOOD WIFE AND A GALLANT SHIP,MY WALKING STICKS, THE PICTURE IN THE CARAVAN,THE MISTAKE OF THINKING TOO LITTLE OF ONESELF, WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAYING?, KISSES |
| 1930 SAH: ‘The Manuscripts of God’ | A friend is sending a photocopy of this one |
| 1931 SAH: ‘The Upward Call’, ‘On Being Sixty’, ‘The Morning Mail’ | Special 1933 Easter edition of SAH has Boreham’s essay ‘The Scarlet Sunshade’ |
| Other SAH years with Boreham essays: 1923-4, 1934-5, 1935-6, 1937-8. | – |
Any others? As these pass through my hands I’ll photocopy the Boreham articles for any who are interested. Does anyone have access to The Sunday at Home in a library to discover which ones have Boreham essays? I have a 1908-9 edition – but no Boreham articles. And there are none in the 1910 edition. | – |
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