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I'll pound you to a "Pulp" if you don't show off yours!
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Some sweet shudder pulps for sure!

 

Not familiar with Pulpfest and it's in the town I grew up in and started on my birthday this year! Alas, current fortunes leave my collecting budget extremely thin these days, but one of these summers I should try and time my occasional summer trip to see family to Pulpfest.

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Detective35DF saw I had a pulp in hand and couldn't stand it wasn't one of his. :insane:

 

Finally Dwight put me into this fine pulp:

 

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So now I have two pulps, yeah!

 

I then ended up eyeballing a couple of paperbacks so I picked them up:

 

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Great pickups David and great trip report!

 

I really need to try and make it to one of the pulp cons next year.

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Some recently additions to my Weird Tales collection...

 

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Nice pickups!

 

I had a brief but interesting email exchange with Kirk Mashburn's granddaughter a few months back. She has the original cover art for that issue.

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Just picked these Rare Shadow Items from the 1930's and 1940's.

I finally acquired a number of these after waiting for years for them to come out of private collections.

 

1) NM- Shadow Board game (nicest one known to exist) - (circa. 1940)

 

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2) NM "Shadow Hat and Cape" (circa. 1940) w. only known example of

original box in existence!

**One other known example of the cape exists, only known example of

the original box).

 

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3) Large 1932 Shadow Trolley Sign - 17" x 34" (Blue Coal sponsor)

(1 other example known to exist)

 

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4) Only known example of the "Shadow Stationery" in Original Cellophane,

along with Shadow back cover image from a rare 1936 issue

of the "American News Trade Journal" magazine (killer back cover

Shadow image).

 

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5) Shadow - Blue Coal - 11 x 18 - Cardboard Sign - (circa. 1941).

Only known example!

 

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6) Just picked up this cool large original Shadow Newspaper Ad with a

great Shadow image. It was from the "Philadelphia Record newspaper"

- Monday June 17, 1940.

It reads: "Announcing the start of a new comic strip, featuring the Shadow".

The Ad measures: 8 1/2" x 15"

(much larger than the usual 1" x 2" newspaper ads).

 

***What is neat is that is has the SAME IMAGE that is on the following

items that I have in my personal collection:

 

1) The Box of the "Shadow Official Hat & Cape that I just posted above,

2) A 1938 Shadow pulp cover (The Voice),

3) A 1938-39 - 11" x 14" Cardbaord sign (sponsored by Goodrich Silvertown Tires...only known example to exist).

 

I have attached:

 

a) an image of the original newspaper ad on a black background for contrast.

 

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c) A collage of Rare items in my collection with the same image.

 

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Dwight

 

 

 

 

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