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[Surfing Alien]

Bump this with a few Astoundings I picked up. They're not in high grade but decent enough and readable. For some, like the April 1936 Lovecraft issue, I'm living with the fact that I probably won't be getting high grade.

[OtherEric]

On 6/5/2022 at 3:16 PM, Surfing Alien said:

Bump this with a few Astoundings I picked up. They're not in high grade but decent enough and readable. For some, like the April 1936 Lovecraft issue, I'm living with the fact that I probably won't be getting high grade.

 

 

 

First Heinlein! 

Edited June 5, 2022 by OtherEric

[Surfing Alien]

On 6/5/2022 at 6:30 PM, OtherEric said:

First Heinlein! 

I actually have a nice copy but this was in the same grouping so I snagged it. I can re-sell or trade for something else. I don't have the January 1940, which has a Heinlen story or Feb 1941, which has two 

[OtherEric]

On 6/5/2022 at 4:43 PM, Surfing Alien said:

I actually have a nice copy but this was in the same grouping so I snagged it. I can re-sell or trade for something else. I don't have the January 1940, which has a Heinlen story or Feb 1941, which has two 

I have all the pre-war Heinlein pulps, although some are pretty beat up.  Classic stuff.

[sagii]

[Pulpvault]

A friend of mine posted the cover to his copy of the November 1929 issue of Ghost Stories in one of the FB pulp groups a few days ago. Today I was buzzed by some giant insect when I was outside for a few minutes so this cover image came back to me, though fortunately the insect that buzzed me wasn't quite so large and lacked the skulls on its wings. But I thought I'd scan and post my copy. The artist is John Drew.

[Pulpvault]

It was a bit of a gloomy, rainy morning here, so it seems appropriate to post another Ghost Stories. This is the April 1929 issue, which features Robert E. Howard's only contribution to this title. His story, "The Apparition in the Prize Ring," appeared under the name John Taverel.

[dickymoe74]

oh..., very nice pictures submitted!!!

I will have to keep up i guess' love the Marvel Mystery Comics cover art!!  Sweet!!!!

Thank you for the great post!!!

[detective35]

On 6/25/2022 at 1:11 PM, Pulpvault said:

It was a bit of a gloomy, rainy morning here, so it seems appropriate to post another Ghost Stories. This is the April 1929 issue, which features Robert E. Howard's only contribution to this title. His story, "The Apparition in the Prize Ring," appeared under the name John Taverel.

Wow Doug,

Great copy,  great condition, and great provenance!

This along with many other ghost stories are highly desired, especially this particular one because of Howard!

[detective35]

Finally was able to complete a trade and acquire the last of the three (3 of 3) "Black Hood /Hooded Detectives that I needed, and was able to also acquire (in the same trade) all three rare Canadian editions to go with them (Sure-Fire Detective) in high grade ... to boot!!

Of course, I acquired the three Sure-Fire Detective's and the one Black Hood Detective from Doug (Pulp Vault) on a trade, in which I sent him a beautiful cloth advertising pulp banner from the 1920s, that I just acquired, and a couple of other things.

Below is Doug's write-up about the Pulps that he posted earlier on Facebook:

 

[sagii]

On 6/26/2022 at 10:31 AM, detective35 said:

Finally was able to complete a trade and acquire the last of the three (3 of 3) "Black Hood /Hooded Detectives that I needed, and was able to also acquire (in the same trade) all three rare Canadian editions to go with them (Sure-Fire Detective) in high grade ... to boot!!

Of course, I acquired the three Sure-Fire Detective's and the one Black Hood Detective from Doug (Pulp Vault) on a trade, in which I sent him a beautiful cloth advertising pulp banner from the 1920s, that I just acquired, and a couple of other things.

Below is Doug's write-up about the Pulps that he posted earlier on Facebook:

 

These are amazing! 

[Joshua33]

Tough book. Happy to have it. Need to upgrade, but it'll do for now.

[telerites]

i couldn't resist this cover

[telerites]

And one more that I added 

[Yorick]

On 5/30/2022 at 11:46 AM, Joshua33 said:

Girl in a drawer!    More in the others?  That other collector there is pretty upset that he wasn't the one to win that "grail".  Maybe he's the under-bidder?  "Exotic, peppy, exciting", kinky?

[Pulpvault]

I have several issues of the pulp, Nick Carter Magazine, which were purchased (I assume off the newsstand) by a big fan of the magazine. He or she was a member of the Nick Carter Club, and picked up the Nick Carter Club stamp, which they then proceeded to stamp the pulp covers with. They were member B451. Usually I'm not a fan of stamp marks on pulp covers, but I think these are pretty cool.

[Pulpvault]

Author Ryerson Johnson had a long career in the pulps, but is probably best remembered among pulp fans for the three Doc Savage novels he ghost wrote. But Doc wasn't the only hero pulp that Ryerson wrote a lead novel for. He also wrote one Phantom Detective novel, "The Silent Death", which appeared under the Robert Wallace house name in the December 1936 issue. I acquired this copy several years ago from Ryerson's daughter, and on the table of contents, next to the story title, Ryerson has written "ghost Ryerson Johnson".

[FoggyNelson]

On 6/25/2022 at 3:11 PM, Pulpvault said:

It was a bit of a gloomy, rainy morning here, so it seems appropriate to post another Ghost Stories. This is the April 1929 issue, which features Robert E. Howard's only contribution to this title. His story, "The Apparition in the Prize Ring," appeared under the name John Taverel.

Seems like it should be worth a small fortune👍🎶‼️

[FoggyNelson]

On 7/3/2022 at 7:20 PM, telerites said:

i couldn't resist this cover

My new favorite👍‼️❤️

[Joshua33]

Very happy to pick this one up. Those who know me... know I love my bug-eyed Ward ladies.