Old Gold! Pre-Batman Detectives, More Funs, Centaurs, etc!

[TheEyeSees]

More Fun 48. Oct. 1939.

 

App. 4.5 (A) (lower spine split glued)

 

$350

 

Great pre-hero cover. OW/W pages.

 

 

I'll take it!

 

Sorry buddy ... (look at the top of the page)...

 

 

 

 

At least I lost out to u (thumbs u

 

 

Lets talk when i get the book... was too cool to pass up!

 

Fo sho!

 

WORD.

[skypinkblu]

Great books, Andy:) !! nice job everyone:) !

[JiveTurkeyMoFo]

Last, but DEFINITELY not least....

 

Daring 3

 

CGC old label 8.0

 

$3300

 

OW pages

 

This is one of my favorite Schomburg covers of all time. Classic.

 

 

Then buy the darn thing....

 

Sweet book Andy......very tempting. (thumbs u

[october]

Last, but DEFINITELY not least....

 

Daring 3

 

CGC old label 8.0

 

$3300

 

OW pages

 

This is one of my favorite Schomburg covers of all time. Classic.

 

 

Then buy the darn thing....

 

Sweet book Andy......very tempting. (thumbs u

 

It's got a girl in a bottle getting fired out of a cannon. Doesn't get much better than that.

[Park]

Last, but DEFINITELY not least....

 

Daring 3

 

CGC old label 8.0

 

$3300

 

OW pages

 

 

I am positive if I was a kid when this came out, it would have been utterly impossible to not buy this book. God, what a cool cover.

 

BTW Is the "L" in the upper corner any pedigree marking?

[october]

 

BTW Is the "L" in the upper corner any pedigree marking?

 

Nope, not a pedigree marking that I am aware of.

[gilbertotorres]

dont larson copies have an L like that on the covers?

[G.A.tor]

Funny Pages Vol. 2 #2. Sept. 1937. (RICK gets first shot)

 

4.0/4.5

 

$300

 

Would look fantastic after a light dry cleaning. Another exceptionally tough Centaur....and it has a great Ryan cover to boot!

 

I didn't recognize it, so figured I needed it, but wanted to confirm first!

thanks!

[143ksk]

dont larson copies have an L like that on the covers?

 

Yes, but it's followed by an "arson" or "amont" or both...

[Park]

dont larson copies have an L like that on the covers?

 

Yes, but it's followed by an "arson" or "amont" or both...

 

That's what I thought, but aren't there some GA books floating around with an L like this one?

 

 

[kimik]

dont larson copies have an L like that on the covers?

 

Yes, but it's followed by an "arson" or "amont" or both...

 

Andy, quick, use your MBA marketing training and do the right thing - crack the slab, fill in "arson" or "amont" after the L, and sell the book as a Pedigree along with a few derivatives as insurance policies on it to some unsuspecting pension plans.

[G.A.tor]

Last, but DEFINITELY not least....

 

Daring 3

 

CGC old label 8.0

 

$3300

 

OW pages

 

 

I am positive if I was a kid when this came out, it would have been utterly impossible to not buy this book. God, what a cool cover.

 

BTW Is the "L" in the upper corner any pedigree marking?

where was this book 2 weeks ago

[capt_comics]

dont larson copies have an L like that on the covers?

 

Yes, but it's followed by an "arson" or "amont" or both...

 

Andy, quick, use your MBA marketing training and do the right thing - crack the slab, fill in "arson" or "amont" after the L, and sell the book as a Pedigree along with a few derivatives as insurance policies on it to some unsuspecting pension plans.

 

Too late - those guys are all buying up oil futures

[143ksk]

There are a lot of GA books with that sort of "L" on the cover, but to the best of my knowledge none are from any widely recognized pedigree collections.

[G.A.tor]

There are a lot of GA books with that sort of "L" on the cover, but to the best of my knowledge none are from any widely recognized pedigree collections.

like the common "P", "L" was a widely used distributor marking

[Sal]

dont larson copies have an L like that on the covers?

 

It's probably a distribution code, like the "P" you see occasionally on GA books. Deterministic of nothing vis a vis peds, unfortunately

[Park]

There are a lot of GA books with that sort of "L" on the cover, but to the best of my knowledge none are from any widely recognized pedigree collections.

like the common "P", "L" was a widely used distributor marking

 

Cool. Thanks guys. I knew it was not a Larson but had remembered seeing it on some books. (thumbs u

[kimik]

dont larson copies have an L like that on the covers?

 

Yes, but it's followed by an "arson" or "amont" or both...

 

Andy, quick, use your MBA marketing training and do the right thing - crack the slab, fill in "arson" or "amont" after the L, and sell the book as a Pedigree along with a few derivatives as insurance policies on it to some unsuspecting pension plans.

 

Too late - those guys are all buying up oil futures

 

I can't wait until they start chasing gold next! (thumbs u

 

Good thing that history does not repeat itself, or you might think we were back in the late 70s again.

[Point Five]

Adventure 43. October 1939.

 

4.5

 

$600

 

Great Guardineer Titanic cover!

 

 

What the heck

 

 

And the book is yours now. Enjoy! (thumbs u

BTW, very nice gesture Ryan.

[TheShadowKnows]

Payment by check or money order preferred, but paypal accepted of course. Shipping is extra. Please don't bother buying anything from this thread, or any others of mine, if you are currently on the probation list. Make good on your debts!

 

All books are completely unpressed to the best of my knowledge.

 

First books coming in five...

Andy,

Wow what a great thread.So much cool stuff.

Dennis