Surfing Alien

The Survivor and Others by H.P. Lovecraft and August Derleth Ballantine 629 1st Print 1962. $15 SOLD to goldust40 Richard Powers cover art on this 1st PB edition of the Arkham House collection VG/F Spine has lean but still tight, small split at bottom, light creases and edgewear, pages toning. Still a decent looking copy .

The Tower of Zanid by L. Sprague de Camp Airmont Books (Airmont Science Fiction #2) SF2 1963 $5 Cool uncredited pulpy cover art that has always appealed to me Fine minus A Solid square copy, has a fair amount of spine wear, pages toning. "SFS 9/59" written in pen inside

Ace F-344 The Well of the Worlds by Henry Kuttner. 1st Edition. 1965 $10 SOLD to goldust40 Beautiful Alex Schomburg cover art. He only did a few paperback covers. Fine Plus Has light creasing that doesn't break color, moreso on the back

Get started with a little Lovecraft - always looking to pick up 70's and earlier editions... The Dunwich Horror H. P. Lovecraft Lancer Books 75427 1971 $12 SOLD @30% off to davet75 Wild Victor Valla cover art. 1st Lancer with this cover art Fine Has light creasing on front, a little more on the back

Thanks, I'm a painted cover guy as well but these are better photo covers with the bondage angle on most of them. Of course, the two I'd be most interested in were both quite smartly snagged already Nice pickups ThothAmon

My 20 year old daughter in college just dropped on me the other day that she started listening to this album and can't stop looping it. Granted she has great musical taste (obtained from her father's endless playing of 60's & 70's RnR in the home during her childhood ) I told her that album was AOR radio throughout 1977, just song after song rotating into the top of the charts. I still have my original vinyl of it. It did get "played out" back then but I enjoy hearing it again now. As for News Of The World - I agree with all of what youse guys are saying. I first heard Queen when my older brother played me "Bohemian Rhapsody" on the 8 Track in his car. I went out and found Queen, Queen II, Sheer Heart Attack, A Day at the Races, and Night at the Opera at Titus Oaks record shop on Flatbush Avenue and bought News of The World the week it came out. I saw them live on that tour at Madison Square Garden. Brian May was my ultimate guitar hero. The King of Tone. So the mods don't think we're spamming the thread, I am officially announcing that I'm wrapping up work and will get this party started pretty close to the announced time. I have a lot of Science Fiction/Fantasy lined up since that's still at the top of the pile and folks seem to be enjoying it

Should get going around 5:30PM EST

No dancing in the end zone

During the week I will be listing intermittently, a lot more cool science fiction, but also Golden Age GGA & Mystery books from Ace, Avon, Popular, all the great imprints plus intermittent sleaze GGA, I guess intermittent is the word of the week, a bit of everything I plan to end the sale next weekend, I've dropped some Stone Cold Classics this weekend but been holding some fireworks still in the holster

Time has no meaning

Okay, one more "Stone Cold Classic" Brave New World by Aldous Huxley Bantam Books A1071 1951 $80 SOLD to N e r V For your permanent classic shelf. Amazing cover by Charles Binger. Very Fine minus Square tight and bright. Covers retain brilliant gloss. Very light spine wear - an exceptional copy

A Clockwork Orange Anthony Burgess Ballantine Books U5032 1st PB Edition 1st Print 1965 $40 SOLD to mstrange Classic Dystopian JD/Sci Fi. Tough to get nice. The Amazing cover art is uncredited as far as I know. Fine Plus. Great spine with little wear. Glossy and nice looking with some creasing on front that doesn't break, light edgewear. A pretty copy over all.

Psycho by Robert Bloch Crest Book s385 1st Printing July 1960 $50 SOLD to goldust40 Tough black cover movie tie in with classic Janet Leigh front and back cover photos. This was my keeper until I managed to snag a signed one recently Fine Plus/VF minus. Great spine with very slight lean but almost no wear. Super glossy and new looking with off-white pages, no creasing. Just a few light bends and some light edgewear. A real pretty copy.

When Worlds Collide by Philip Wylie & Edwin Balmer Dell 627 1952 $20 SOLD to goldust40 Golden Age classic Sci-Fi with Bob Stanley disaster cover Fine minus/Fine Tight , has some soiling but retains gloss. Spine wear, light splitting at bottom front spine edge, a couple of light creases, mostly on back. A very presentable copy

The Oakdale Affair by Edgar Rice Burroughs Ace 60563, July 1974 $18 SOLD to N e r V The 1st paperback edition and 1st/only Frazetta paperback edition. 1st Printing. Fine Plus/VF minus. Square, tight and glossy, has a bit of edgewear and surface wear, still an attractive copy.

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea by Theodore Sturgeon Pyramid Books G622 1961 $25 SOLD to goldust40 Classic Movie Tie-In by Sturgeon with campy Jim Mitchell cover art. Great cast! VF A superior copy with just a light ding to back upper corner, traces of wear otherwise, off white pages.

The Seedling Stars by James Blish Signet / New American Library S1622 1959 $25 SOLD to N e r V A stellar copy of a stellar Paul Lehr painting on this one. One of my favorite Signet Sci-Fi covers. You rarely see Signet Science Fiction in this shape. Very Fine minus Square and super glossy with no creases and virtually no edgewear, just a touch along the spine top and bottom. White inside covers.

Conan The Usurper by Robert E. Howard and L. Sprague De Camp Lancer Books 73-599 1st Printing of the 1st paperback collection of these stories. 1967 $35 SOLD to N e r V Frazetta Conan vs. Giant Serpent cover. Very Fine minus/Very Fine Structurally near perfect, no creases or wear, a few light pressure marks to cover from storage. Toning to inside covers as usual with these but a super square and pretty looking copy.

Probably gonna go until 9 - 9:30 EST

Dark Crusade by Karl Edward Wagner Warner Books 88-154 1st Edition, 1st Printing $40 SOLD to N e r V 1st appearance of Frazetta's "Dark Kingdom" Kane. The last of any Kane dupes I have. Fine Plus. Solid, square and glossy, has some spine wear and stresses, edge and surface wear. Great pages. Cheapest nice copy anywhere I'd wager.

Flashing Swords #1 Edited by Lin Carter Dell 2640 1973 1st Edition. Sword and Sorcery stories by Vance, Leiber, Anderson, et al. $25 SOLD to N e r V With the classic Frank Frazetta Barbarian Warrior cover. Very Fine minus. Tough black cover. Glossy and unread. Tiny color flecks, very light pressure mark on cover, some surface and edgewear but a very new looking copy.

You deserve a Distinguished Service Cross or something if you pulled off that quick a "Take" driving. Or a ticket

Mark by a hair. I know I was crazy to list that one

Took already