Harold Curtis

[BEAUMONTS]

Just picked this beauty up and noticed it's from the "Harold Curtis" Collection.

Does anyone have any background info on this collection or the list of comics from it. Thank you

[spillred]

Nice book! The search function is helpful for tracking down information like this

 

Who is Harold?

 

Heritage link

 

[BEAUMONTS]

I was checking the heritage site and could only find a small two sentence explanation.

Thank you very much (thumbs u

[TheEyeSees]

Nice ALL STAR!! And thanks for the links, folks. I enjoyed reading about Harold again.

 

He seemed to really dig the SILVER STREAKS , something Harold and I have in common. I have only this book from his collection (obviously one of the more "loved" books in his collection, as most were high grade):

 

 

 

 

Signed "Harold C".

[MrBedrock]

Nice ALL STAR!! And thanks for the links, folks. I enjoyed reading about Harold again.

 

He seemed to really dig the SILVER STREAKS , something Harold and I have in common. I have only this book from his collection (obviously one of the more "loved" books in his collection, as most were high grade):

 

 

 

 

Signed "Harold C".

If you are going to have one Harold Curtis book...Well, I can't think of a better one (thumbs u

[TheEyeSees]

Thanks Mr. B... God Bless little Harold, wherever he is!

[pinball]

Nice ALL STAR!! And thanks for the links, folks. I enjoyed reading about Harold again.

 

He seemed to really dig the SILVER STREAKS , something Harold and I have in common. I have only this book from his collection (obviously one of the more "loved" books in his collection, as most were high grade):

 

 

 

 

Signed "Harold C".

[Straw-Man]

Thanks Mr. B... God Bless little Harold, wherever he is!

 

little? harold was 87 years old when he bought that silver streak.

[MrBedrock]

Thanks Mr. B... God Bless little Harold, wherever he is!

 

little? harold was 87 years old when he bought that silver streak.

So...He was only 5'2". Weighed 120. A little scrawny old guy.

[Straw-Man]

Thanks Mr. B... God Bless little Harold, wherever he is!

 

little? harold was 87 years old when he bought that silver streak.

So...He was only 5'2". Weighed 120. A little scrawny old guy.

 

and just enough oldtimers setting in to occasionally slip up and get an all star when his cogent mind was after streaks.

[jbcomicbox]

Just picked this beauty up and noticed it's from the "Harold Curtis" Collection.

Does anyone have any background info on this collection or the list of comics from it. Thank you

 

I believe at one point he was a Fiction House addict and had collected the whole company output.

 

Richard - he was out of Texas I think. jb

[jbcomicbox]

Just picked this beauty up and noticed it's from the "Harold Curtis" Collection.

Does anyone have any background info on this collection or the list of comics from it. Thank you

 

I believe at one point he was a Fiction House addict and had collected the whole company output.

 

he was out of Texas I think. jb

[generic user]

I took these pics for billy's new years thread, but these books didn't quite make the cut. Seemed a shame to not share them somewhere...

 

 

 

interesting cole gag page from #32:

wildfire from #29:

[1koko]

I took these pics for billy's new years thread, but these books didn't quite make the cut. Seemed a shame to not share them somewhere...

 

 

 

interesting cole gag page from #32:

wildfire from #29:

 

 

Great books

[Straw-Man]

Nice ALL STAR!! And thanks for the links, folks. I enjoyed reading about Harold again.

 

He seemed to really dig the SILVER STREAKS , something Harold and I have in common. I have only this book from his collection (obviously one of the more "loved" books in his collection, as most were high grade)

 

Signed "Harold C".

 

pretty sure a couple from my silver streak run are harold's books--will have to scan 'em tonite.

[Straw-Man]

 

 

[generic user]

only other one i could find w/ his sig...man i wish i could write like that.

 

If people were trying to ID my books based on my signature they would refer to it as the "*illegible* collection" or the "first name starts with an 'M', or maybe that's a 'Z'? collection"

 

[generic user]

the Rookie Rankin story from 28 had some keepers:

 

[generic user]

Found a couple more Curtis (had 'em awhile, just realized they were his)

 

[generic user]