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!
WESTERN STORY, October 4, 1941
Nice representative issue of Street & Smith’s top Western pulp. Condition: Very Fine Minus. Very slight darkening to spine. Text block is off-white to lightly yellowed. PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING AND HANDLING TO DOMESTIC U. S. BUYERS. SORRY, NO INTERNATIONAL BUYERS.
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WILD WEST WEEKLY, Feb 6, 1937
Typical issue of this long-running Street & Smith favorite, with practically every story featuring a popular recurring character. 1st appearance of Philip F. Deere’s Pinto Shane. Cover by H. W. Scott. Condition: Fine to Very Fine with off-white to very lightly yellowed text block. PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING AND HANDLING TO DOMESTIC U. S. BUYERS. SORRY, […]
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WONDER STORIES, February 1932
Bedsheet issue of this Hugo Gernsback SF pulp, with stories by fan favorites Jack Williamson and Edmond Hamilton, among others. Great man-vs-machine cover by Frank R. Paul. Condition: Fine Plus. Uncommonly clean, glossy copy. Only real flaw is slightly faded spine. Text block is off-white to very lightly yellowed, better than generally found in surviving […]
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WONDER STORIES, April 1932
Bedsheet issue of this Hugo Gernsback SF pulp, with stories by fan favorite John W. Campbell, among others. Great cover by Frank R. Paul. Condition: Fine Plus. Uncommonly clean, glossy copy. Only real flaw is slightly faded spine. Text block is off-white to very lightly yellowed, better than generally found in surviving copies. PRICE INCLUDES […]
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WONDER STORIES, February 1936
One of the last Gernsback-published issues before the title was purchased by Ned Pines’ Thrilling Group and renamed Thrilling Wonder Stories. Cover by Frank R. Paul. Condition: Apparent Fine, but exposed to moisture. Minor damp stains evident on inside front and back cover but not on text block, which is lightly yellowed with a slightly […]
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ALL-STORY WEEKLY, January 24, 1920
Strong issue of this legendary Munsey pulp contains first installment of Ray Cummings’ SF classic “People of the Golden Atom” (as seen in Modest Stein cover). Condition: Very Good Plus, which is a high grade for this magazine. No significant flaws, just general handling wear and a small piece of tape on spine heel. Text […]
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AMAZING STORIES, April 1940
Average issue from early in Ziff-Davis’s ownership of this venerable title, with former SF fan Ray Palmer as editor. Cover by H. R. Hammond. Condition: Very Good Plus to Near Fine. No significant flaws, just general handling wear. Text block is lightly yellowed, slightly darker on edges. PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING AND HANDLING TO DOMESTIC U. […]
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BLACK MASK, September 1938
Average issue from the editorial tenure of Fanny Ellsworth. Among the half-dozen stories are three featuring popular series characters: Theodore Tonsley’s Jerry Tracy, Nels Leroy Jorgensen’s Black Burton, and H. H. Stinson’s Ken O’Hara. Cover by James Lunnon, interior illos by Arthur Rodman Bowker. Condition: Fine. The cover looks faded but isn’t: it’s a printing […]
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PHANTOM DETECTIVE, Winter 1952, hypo cover
Key issue in this long-running “Thrilling Group” hero pulp. In addition to marking a turn toward more mature subject matter—here the Phantom fights drug pushers targeting teenagers—this issue’s novel finds Richard Van Loan’s long-suffering girlfriend Muriel Havens finally learning that her boy toy is actually the Phantom Detective. Condition: Very Good, maybe Very Good Plus […]
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