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Lane Publications treated the Sunset Pictorial series (#5xx*) and the Sunset Travel series (#6xx) as separate series, though some titles do cross over. To avoid blowing up the Travel series by removing all the Pictorial titles, I'm including the Pictorial series as a sub-series of Travel. (*#5xx was used for some Homebuilding titles in the 1950s/1960s.) Earlier titles in the series were subtitled "A Sunset Discovery Book" rather than "A Sunset Travel Book".

Series collecting technical reference and training books sold by and through Radio Shack stores. To warrant inclusion in this series a book should have a Radio Shack or Tandy catalog number; these were usually prominent on the front cover and should be entered as the Order Label. Different catalog numbers should indicate a different work.

Short-lived direct-to-video series from Shout! Factory, with former MST3K mainstays Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett reprising their making-fun-of-bad-movies schtick. Followed by the more successful Rifftrax.

A series of twenty numbered staple-bound booklets, marketed through grocery stores and released one per week in cycles that varied by region, but started in 1958/1959 and continued across the US through the mid-1960s. Titles shared a common design—photo covers with a colorfully-typeset title on an offset black oval—and were ultimately storable in a custom green binder that was available separately. Followed in 1967 by the Fabulous "15" series, which was similarly marketed (weekly releases in grocery stores). Please do not add titles from any other Good Housekeeping cookbook series.

A series of twenty numbered staple-bound booklets, marketed through grocery stores and released one per week in 1958/1959 (specific dates varied by region). Titles shared a common design—photo covers with a colorfully-typeset title on an offset black oval—and were ultimately storable in a custom green binder that was available separately. Please do not add titles from any other Good Housekeeping cookbook series.

A series of fifteen numbered, squarebound, 64-page softcover cookbooks with a common cover design, first released in 1967. These titles were marketed through grocery stores as the Fabulous "15" and were released one title per week at 79¢ each (sometimes 39¢ for the first volume). An index and GH-branded holder for the set were also made available. The cycle of weekly releases was repeated several times over several years, with some titles receiving minor revisions in later rounds. The artwork featured a photo on a solid color background with a dotted title box, "Good Housekeeping's" in a black serif font, the cookbook type in white all-caps, descriptive text in all-lowercase sans serif and the series number in white at the upper right. Please do not add titles from any other Good Housekeeping cookbook series.

A series of fifteen numbered, squarebound, 64-page softcover cookbooks with a common cover design, first released in 1967. These titles were marketed through grocery stores as the Fabulous "15" and were released one title per week at 79¢ each, with an index and GH-branded holder for the set typically included for free with the first volume. The cycle of weekly releases was repeated several times over several years, with some titles receiving minor revisions in later rounds. The artwork featured a photo on a solid color background with a dotted title box, "Good Housekeeping's" in a black serif font, the cookbook type in white all-caps, descriptive text in all-lowercase sans serif and the series number in white at the upper right. Please do not add titles from any other Good Housekeeping cookbook series.

A series of fifteen numbered, squarebound, 64-page softcover cookbooks with a common cover design, first released in 1967 and then reissued in 1971. These titles were marketed through grocery stores as the Fabulous "15" and were released one title per week at 79¢ each starting in mid-January, with an index and GH-branded holder for the set included for free with the first volume. The weekly releases repeated later in the year and some titles received minor revisions for the 1971 release. The artwork featured a photo on a solid color background with a dotted title box, "Good Housekeeping's" in a black serif font, the cookbook type in white all-caps, descriptive text in all-lowercase sans serif and the series number in white at the upper right. Please do not add titles from any other Good Housekeeping cookbook series.

A series of fifteen numbered, squarebound, 64-page softcover cookbooks with a common cover design, first released in 1967. These titles were marketed through grocery stores as the Fabulous "15" and were released one title per week at 79¢ each, with an index and "compact holder" for the set included for free with the first volume, starting in mid-January. The weekly releases repeated starting in mid-September. Some titles were later reprinted with minor revisions. The artwork featured a photo on a solid color background with a dotted title box, "Good Housekeeping's" in a black serif font, the cookbook type in white all-caps, descriptive text in all-lowercase sans serif and the series number in white at the upper right. Please do not add titles from any other Good Housekeeping cookbook series.

This series is for the monthly U.S. edition of Good Housekeeping magazine, and any special issues thereof. Bound sets should be entered in the "Collections and Selections" group. Please do not add GH-related books, or issues of the UK version of the magazine (which should get their own series).