Cover of the Oct 1960 issue announcing a new Poirot short story.
A more colourful cover for the Nov 1964 issue.
Argosy was a monthly magazine published in the U.K. featuring reprints and digests of all types of short stories. Initially published as The Argosy from June 1926, the name changed in 1940 to Argosy. It was originally published by Cassells and later by Amalgamated Press. The magazine ran a number of Agatha Christie stories from 1940 to 1972.
Stories by Agatha Christie in Argosy[]
- vol. 1 no. 5 (New series), Jun 1940 - Philomel Cottage, as "Love from a Stranger".
- vol. 7 no. 5, May 1946 - Accident.
- vol. 10 no. 6, Jun 1949 - The Witness for the Prosecution.
- vol. 11 no. 9, Sep 1950 - The Nemean Lion, as "The Case of the Nemean Lion".
- vol. 11 no. 10, Oct 1950 - The Cretan Bull, as "Midnight Madness".
- vol. 11 No. 11, Nov 1950 - The Erymanthian Boar as "The Case of the Erymanthian Boar".
- vol. 11 no. 12, Dec 1950 - The Capture of Cerberus, as "Case of the Capture of Cerberus".
- vol. 21 no. 10, Oct 1960 - Four and Twenty Blackbirds.
- vol. 25 no. 11, Nov 1964 - The Case of the Missing Will.
- vol. 33 no. 6, Jun 1972 - The Dressmaker's Doll.