Collectibles For Sale

DESIRABLE ITEMS FOR DISCRIMINATING COLLECTORS OF ADVENTURE, MYSTERY AND MELODRAMA.  ALL PRICES INCLUDE THE COST OF SHIPPING (USPS) AND HANDLING. VINTAGE ITEMS ARE SOLD AS IS; ALL SALES ARE FINAL! NEW LISTINGS WILL BE ADDED FREQUENTLY, SO COME BACK OFTEN!


ADVENTURE, December 23, 1926

Superb peak-period issue of what many consider to be the greatest pulp magazine of all, with an all-star lineup of top contributors. Condition: Possible cover-edge trim (but if so, very small and very neatly done), otherwise Very Fine with bone-white paper. Super clean, and no rubbing to the black cover, which is unusual. You couldn’t […]

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ARGOSY, June 8, 1935

Representative issue of the first great pulp magazine, with the legendary Max Brand contributing a long novelette featuring Tizzo the Firebrand, as by George Challis. Cover by John A. Coughlin. Condition: Fine Plus. Pretty clean overall, although there’s some light foxing to cover edges and page extremities. Text block is yellowed but very supple. Overall […]

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ACES, Spring 1939

One of the original Fiction House aviation pulps. Excellent stories include one by this sub-genre’s brightest light, George Bruce, who became a top Hollywood scriptwriter. Cover by Rudolph Belarski. Condition: Fine. General handling wear but no specific defects. Text block is very lightly yellowed but supple. SORRY, BUT THIS ITEM IS AVAILABLE TO DOMESTIC U.S. […]

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AMAZING STORIES, August 1942

Average wartime issue of the first all-SF pulp from its early years as a Ziff-Davis magazine edited by former SF fan Ray Palmer. Lineup of contributors is headed by Henry Kuttner. Cover by the great H. W. Macauley. Condition: Near Fine. Carelessly bound cover is a little crinkly near the spine, but otherwise a nice […]

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WEST, July 9, 1930

Terrific issue of this notable Western pulp, which began life as a Doubleday title and went to Ranger Publications for a while in the mid-1930s before winding up with the Thrilling Group in 1938. This issue boasts yarns by genre top-notchers Ernest Haycox and William Colt MacDonald, among others. Cover by Fred Everitt. Condition: About […]

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WILD WEST WEEKLY, July 19, 1941

The early ’40s issues listed together in this update all came from the same original-owner collection and are in remarkable condition. All are Very Fine or Very Fine minus copies with only infinitesimal signs of wear. None has a significant defect, all are clean, tight, bright copies with off-white to very lightly yellowed text blocks. […]

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WILD WEST WEEKLY, November 8, 1941

The early ’40s issues listed together in this update all came from the same original-owner collection and are in remarkable condition. All are Very Fine or Very Fine minus copies with only infinitesimal signs of wear. None has a significant defect, all are clean, tight, bright copies with off-white to very lightly yellowed text blocks. […]

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WILD WEST WEEKLY, January 2, 1942

The early ’40s issues listed together in this update all came from the same original-owner collection and are in remarkable condition. All are Very Fine or Very Fine minus copies with only infinitesimal signs of wear. None has a significant defect, all are clean, tight, bright copies with off-white to very lightly yellowed text blocks. […]

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WILD WEST WEEKLY, March 7, 1942

The early ’40s issues listed together in this update all came from the same original-owner collection and are in remarkable condition. All are Very Fine or Very Fine minus copies with only infinitesimal signs of wear. None has a significant defect, all are clean, tight, bright copies with off-white to very lightly yellowed text blocks. […]

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