A few more pics

[tb]

Just a few more scans for your viewing pleasure. I like the

early WDC&S covers - they are just really hard to find in

nice condition.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[BachelorOfComix]

Fantastic books!!! Kinda makes me want to pick up some hi-grade Disneys......

 

Cheers,

 

Bachelor of Comics

[COI]

Wow, how tough were those to find?

[COI]

I know what you're saying.

 

When I look at books like that I realize what a Marvel zombie I actually am.

[hammer-migration]

BEAUTIFUL books! And one or two even look slightly undercooked gradewise, unless there's internal or back cover weaknesses!

[tb]

All defects are shown in the pics (bcs, interior are same or better):

#27: A few stress lines on spine

#29: Some abrasions near right edge

#26: Small indentations inside "O". I didn't notice these for the longest time

and was wondering why this wasn't an NM. Credos to CGC for spotting this

(scuff marks show up in clearly in scans for some reason, but this is almost

impossible to find otherwise).

#24: Technically almost perfect, but cover looks a little dull; has less gloss

than you'd expect from an NM.

 

[Bronty]

Those are the most gorgeous books I've seen up here in a long time!!

 

But I could be biased, if my avatar is any indication

[proudrebel-migration]

By the way, how does CGC identify a Dell file copy? Did you submit some sort of documentation on these? Or do they simply i.d. them from the distinctive tanning on the inner covers?

 

[tb]

> how does CGC identify a Dell file copy?

 

I don't know the answer to that. #26 and #27 surfaced in a

Greg Manning auction in 2000.

 

[hammer-migration]

That's exactly how the Dell File copies are identified. From the side, at least the late 40s and 1950s issues look like a roast beef sandwich on white bread with the crust cut off!! On many, the covers are very sharp in appearance but DON'T breathe on them or they'll disintegrate!

[LucyBop]

Those books are beautiful eye candy Daddy-o!