The Courier:
The First Seven Volumes

A Trivia Quiz

By Alan B. Croft

One of my favorite magazines, THE COURIER, recently completed publication of its first seven volumes (42 issues). The following quiz will not test your memory quite as much as it will tell you about the tastes and preferences of the publisher and his editors. So, have fun -some of the answers may surprise you. Note: all questions are based upon the first seven volumes only (answers are on page 64)

1. What was the price of the first issue of the new COURIER (Vol. I, No. 1)?
a. $1.50
b. $1.75
c. $2.00
d. $2.25

2. When the first issue of the new COURIER came out in 1979, what was the theme - for both the cover and the first volume?
a. Dark Ages
b. Zulu War
c. Northwest Frontier
d. American Civil War

3. Name the only manufacturer of wargame figures to appearon the cover of THE COURIER.

4. What wargame period has been on the cover of THE COURIER more times than any other period?
a. British Colonial
b. Seven Years War
c. American Civil War
d. Napoleonic

5. Which of the following wargame periods has never made it on the cover of THE COURIER?
a. American Revolution
b. Crimean War
c. Marlburian
d. World War II

6. Of the following wargame periods, which is the only one to ever appear on the cover of THE COURIER?
a. Ancients
b. Boer War
c. 20th Century Naval
d. English Civil War

7. Which of the following periods has been THE COURIER's most modern (historically) theme year period?
a. The Sudan
b. Napoleon the Little
c. World War I Colonial
d. Zulu War

8. Which of the following periods has been THE COURIER's oldest theme year period?
a. Pike & Shot
b. Seven Years War
c. Roman Imperial
d. Medieval

9. Out of the first 42 issues, how many times does Napoleon Bonaparte appear on the cover?
a. 2
b.3
c. 4
d.5

10. How many covers of THE COURIER are devoted to Napoleonic cavalry?
a. 3
b.4
c. 5
d.6

Answers


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