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Very cool. And to think I have unearthed quite a few rarities for a song either on ABE or Alibris.

Nope. You can go to the below link to see ALL of the WT covers in a cool gallery by year: http://www.collectorshowcase.fr/weird_tales_1923.htm

You mean the June 1925 issue I believe:

Thanks Jeff, Uh I mean J.R.

Just arrived this copy of WT Feb 33, courtesy of RyanH from the Forrest Ackerman collection: Been looking for a VGish copy of this for a while, in order complete my run of WT Allen St John Buccaneers of Venus covers. Now I only need 8 more Brundage WT covers to complete that particular run Thank you so much Ryan

My copy of the CREEPING DEATH Jan 33 Shadow Pulp. I just LOVE this cover!

I thought I would post the VERY RARE Canadian ONE SHOT entitled Eerie Tales from my collection, published in Toronto in 1941. There are only a few copies in existence. I acquired my copy from the personal collection of Jerry Weist: A little history on this pulp, cited from Don Hutchinson, a recognized authority on vintage pulp magazines: "Eerie Tales had boasted on its cover: "Every Story Original." Published by C.K. Publishing Co. of Toronto, the magazine made good on its claim but unfortunately lasted only one issue. It is now probably the rarest of all the so-called CanPulps. Once again Thomas P Kelley ("The Horror Man" as the cover proclaimed) dominated the fledgling publication with one story and the beginning of a serial written under his own name plus a number of other pseudonymous gems bearing titles like "Horror in the Dungeon," and "The Phantom Trooper." Under the Valentine Worth cognomen he even retooled his "I Killed Hitler" story as "I Killed Mussolini." "Unfortunately Eerie Tales was too little and too late. With the end of World War II Canada's embargo on foreign magazines was lifted and hundreds of vibrant, exciting pulp titles began flooding on to newsstands just as they had in the pre-war glory days. The undernourished and unexciting CanPulps quietly faded away, leaving little impression at all. Canada's only pulp era had been created by the war. Like the war, it soon passed into history."

Just arrived this week

I prefer my Canadian Variant of Punch Comics # 9:

My new Comic room and vault:

Since we are sharing, can I play too? My copy:

Look what just popped up on Ebay Folks: A copy of the OCT 1933 MAGIC CARPET ORIGINAL: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320438124485&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

My latest acquisition. WEIRD TALES SEPT 1932 FIRST MARGARET BRUNDAGE COVER

I am happy. Best cover of the Magic Carpet/Oriental Stories run by a longshot and it fits very nicely into my Brundage collection. (thumbs u Thank you everyone for your

Finally got my Oct 33 Magic Carpet and here is the high res scan as promised:

The book is enroute to me.. I will post a nice large scan here when it arrives. (thumbs u

Thanks Dwight and Joshua for your imput.

What do you guys think of this book. I am considering purchasing this in grade for $250.00 USD. is that a good price? Brundage- Allen St John cover collaberation Do any boardies own a copy of this book? I think it has an INCREDIBLE cover.

I am offering two stunning Weird Tales with Virgil Findlay Nudes under Comic Marketplace. February 1938 December 1937 I will look forward to PMs from pulp afficionados (thumbs u

In keeping this thread alive, here is one of my favorite books in my collection, with supple cream pages to boot : However, for the right price... I might consider parting with it.

I certainly do NOT have buyer's remorse You ROCK Bronzilla!

Thanks (thumbs u I only need 17 more Brundage Covers to complete the run of every cover done by the master herself. If anybody has some copies of any Weird Tales Brundage covers for sale that I do not have (not pictured) PM me please. Seeking low to mid grade only, NOT high grade.

The BRUNDAGE EXTRAVAGANZA FROM MY PRIVATE COLLECTION. LET THE GAMES BEGIN:

The balance of the collection (112 books) has been sold via PM

Displays were purchased Dwight