Amalgamated Press

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Amalgamated Press was a major British publishing company, especially known for its mass-market magazines, newspapers, and comics in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf publishing company
activePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
alsoKnownAs The Amalgamated Press
linked to: Amalgamated Press
country United Kingdom
dissolved mid-20th century
distributionArea British Empire
United Kingdom
field comic publishing
magazine publishing
newspaper publishing
foundedAs Amalgamated Press, Ltd.
linked to: Amalgamated Press
foundedBy Alfred Harmsworth
Harold Harmsworth
linked to: Alfred Harmsworth
hasGenre adventure comics
boys' papers
girls' papers
humour comics
romance magazines
headquartersLocation London
linked to: London, England
inception 1901
industry publishing
mergedInto Fleetway Publications
notableFor comic papers
mass-market magazines
penny weeklies
story papers
ownedBy Alfred Harmsworth
Harold Harmsworth
linked to: Alfred Harmsworth
partOf Daily Mail group
product Answers
Comic Cuts
Home Chat
Illustrated Chips
linked to: Whizzer and Chips

The Champion
The Gem
The Joker
The Magnet
The People’s Friend
The Schoolboy
The Schoolgirl
The Thriller
The Wizard
Woman’s Weekly
successor Fleetway Publications
targetAudience family readership
working-class readers

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Alfred Harmsworth coFounded Amalgamated Press
Amalgamated Press foundedAs Amalgamated Press, Ltd.
linked to: Amalgamated Press
Amalgamated Press alsoKnownAs The Amalgamated Press
linked to: Amalgamated Press