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[detective35]

 

Edited March 25, 2017 by detective35DF

[Black_Adam]

2 hours ago, detective35 said:

 

 

 

 

I don't think I've ever seen guinea pigs on a cover before (I assume they're the villain in the tale)...and the colors on the March 39 issue are amazing!

Great pulps!

[detective35]

Thanks,

I have dozens of other high-grade copies I'm just posting A few of the Strasser's.

I have a complete Shadow run in high-grade except for the number one which is about a G/VG to VG minus with off-white to white paper.

 Believe it or not the other book I need to upgrade in the run was the one that I have original painting for (The Creeping Death) from January 15, 1933.

I have five midgrade copies yet, but I yet to find that definitive high-grade copy which I would pay through the nose for.

Dwight

[detective35]

Here are a few pulps I just picked up lately from a collection!

 

I compared when I just picked up to the Strasser copy They arepretty close!

 

One of my favorites: The Crime Cult from July 1932

 

I've yet to find this Strasser of "The Crime Oracle", but I have three high-grade copies!

Edited March 25, 2017 by detective35DF

[Scrooge]

I'll never tire of seeing your Shadow run 

[detective35]

Thanks

 

[detective35]

Thanks

Here are some non-Schadow pulps from my collection:

 

 

[HRCostigan]

Lovely books!

[Sqeggs]

On 2/23/2017 at 9:06 PM, RedFury said:

Here's another pretty pulp. 

All-Story Love, Dec 1945

Striking cover!

[comicjack]

They are all very striking covers gentlemen 

[RedFury]

It's Opening Day 2017.  Play ball!

[HRCostigan]

Windy City pulp show in 2.5 weeks.  Can't make it this year unfortunately but hope to next year.

[RedFury]

On 4/3/2017 at 1:01 PM, HRCostigan said:

Windy City pulp show in 2.5 weeks.  Can't make it this year unfortunately but hope to next year.

I hope to get there one day.   Looks really good.

I'm trying to make it to the Pulpfest show in Pittsburgh in July.

[RedFury]

The Lone Ranger, 1937

Just 3 more to go!

[Robot Man]

On March 25, 2017 at 11:07 PM, detective35 said:

Thanks

Here are some non-Schadow pulps from my collection:

 

 

Love that Spicy Mystery. One of the best in the run. That hand with the hypo just makes it. Also that Dime Detective is killer. Never seen that one before.

[Robot Man]

I was more than happy to score this from Bedrock at WonderCon. One of the few titles that I actually read. I'm usually just a cover guy on pulps and this one sure grabbed my attention. Thanks Richard!

[Robot Man]

Also some more Brundage goodness.

[Black_Adam]

9 hours ago, Robot Man said:

Also some more Brundage goodness.

Love these covers! I went to Wikipedia to learn more about Brundage (I didn't realize the artist was a woman) and laughed when I saw the note by Clark Ashton Smith to HP Lovecraft where he complained about her Weird Tales' covers: Mrs. Brundage [...] has about as much genuine feeling for the weird as a Jersey cow is likely to possess.

I heartily disagree!

[50YrsCollctngCmcs]

I may be mis-remembering this but I seem to recall reading about the Yakima pulp find in the late seventies on bus coming home from high school. Anyone know if that jives with the discovery date of the collection or am I just getting old?

[detective35]

The collection surfaced around 1999-2000.

Edited April 11, 2017 by detective35DF