Pattern Companies published and advertised in various magazines

Butterick successfully advertised their patterns in The Delineator magazine for several decades.

Mme. advertised and sold sewing patterns from their monthly ladies' magazine.

The Home Pattern company was founded by Condé Nast in 1905. It formed a relationship with the popular Ladies' Home Journal Magazine which began advertising their patterns. 

Le Bon Ton and Le Moniteur de la Mode sewing pattern magazine was printed in English, in the U.S. by S.T. Taylor to advertise their sewing patterns and pattern drafting system, both of which were available by mail order.

Le Costume Royal sewing pattern magazine was printed in English by the Royal Pattern Company to advertise their patterns.

McCall advertised their patterns in McCall Magazine.

Needlecraft offered sewing patterns via mail order.

New Idea Magazine offered sewing patterns via mail order.

Pictorial Review Magazine advertised their sewing patterns until the 1930s.

Modern Priscilla magazine sold sewing patterns via mail order.

The Designer magazine advertised and sold their patterns via mail order.