PGM Buck Roger's in the 25th Century (1933)

[Mxwll Smrt]

Grade??

 

 

[vaillant]

That is sweet!

Is that a giveaway?

 

I’d say in the VG range, maybe a bit better but not much.

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Yep. Kellog's 1933. I'm now looking for the 1928 books.

[Aces]

wow

That'll get the platinum age bump since the front presents so well.

 

5.5/6.0

[vaillant]

Now that you make me think how black covers are impious with wear, I’d say a VGF.

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I think its in the 5-5.5 range. When I saw it I was like... too cool!!

[vaillant]

Gentle rubbing with an eraser on the back cover would not be bad… it’s white and can only improve.

 

When I got my first vintage comic books catalogs in the early 1990s I would have loved to have the Reddy Kilowatt promo comics, but also the Disney Firestone giveaways. The fact many books weren’t pictured (also in the Overstreet) made them even more fascinating!

[Mxwll Smrt]

It's the rabbit hole... I'm just starting to get into war comics and I found a signed copy by Heller of Catch 22. It's mine now.

[vaillant]

I am the same: the comics allowed me to get fascinating with every kind of printed material from the war period.