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[comicjack]

How can anyone say they wouldn't love that book or any other Church Centaur not to many of them around .Very nice pickup congrats!

[adamstrange]

You so crazy!

 

Last post was in Jan ? Not good,

 

Great books Mr. Boot, as usual, hope my Centaur pals will appreciated this lil bad girl

 

[Timely]

 

 

Last post was in Jan ? Not good,

 

Great books Mr. Boot, as usual, hope my Centaur pals will appreciated this lil bad girl

 

[Flex Mentallo]

 

Last post was in Jan ? Not good,

 

Great books Mr. Boot, as usual, hope my Centaur pals will appreciated this lil bad girl

 

 

Book of the year.

[Larryw7]

[Dark Knight]

Congrats Bunky! Def. one of the books of the year this far.

[podboy66]

Last post was in Jan ? Not good,

 

Great books Mr. Boot, as usual, hope my Centaur pals will appreciated this lil bad girl

 

 

awesome book! Glad to see that you were able to get it!

[ciorac]

I'm not technically a "centaur guy" but that is one beautiful book Brian

[shrunkenhead]

Such a stunning book. I can't believe those inks were printed in 1939.

[vaillant]

That villain costume is SO awesome…

Everett…

[TheEyeSees]

Nice acquisition, Bunky!!! That's a real feather in your Centaur cap.

[Bunky Brian]

Nice acquisition, Bunky!!! That's a real feather in your Centaur cap.

 

Thanks Ryan, to you and all the posters, who love,collect and appreciate the Centaurs (thumbs u

[Primetime]

Nice church book neighbor. I'm so glad I don't collect centaur gems

[BOOT]

...hope my Centaur pals will appreciate this lil bad girl

 

BB!

 

I have just managed to pick myself up off the floor!

 

WOW! What a beaut'! Congrats on acquiring a real piece of history!

[Cat-Man_America]

...hope my Centaur pals will appreciate this lil bad girl

 

BB!

 

I have just managed to pick myself up off the floor!

 

WOW! What a beaut'! Congrats on acquiring a real piece of history!

 

 

[font:Times New Roman]Awesome! +1 (to infinity) [/font]

[Bunky Brian]

...hope my Centaur pals will appreciate this lil bad girl

 

BB!

 

I have just managed to pick myself up off the floor!

 

WOW! What a beaut'! Congrats on acquiring a real piece of history!

 

 

[font:Times New Roman]Awesome! +1 (to infinity) [/font]

 

To Boot and Merryweather

[metropoliscomics]

Last post was in Jan ? Not good,

 

Great books Mr. Boot, as usual, hope my Centaur pals will appreciated this lil bad girl

 

 

It was sad to see it go.

[Bo_Hogg]

[vaillant]

Hey Bo, I never saw that Khaki before. Are there war-related superhero stories in it? (It seems so, from the cover setting!).

[circumstances]

Here's a bit more of a background on the Claire Moe books as I now recall:

 

I supposedly was the first to call J&S Comics when I saw their ad in CBG circa 1983. They told me the books came from "his" daughter (I've heard others assume "Claire" is a female), who was handling his estate. I didn't know J&S at the time, and had only limited funds, so I picked out and purchased 10 books... and waited.

 

When I rec'd them, I was floored. Great books, but again cream (or even some interior cover browning) on the inside. The grading and pricing were right on. I hurriedly called J&S back and the books were all gone.

 

Later, I heard of a fellow named Michael Music who was peddling the books for multiples of Guide, which I couldn't afford at the time.

 

I got some books out of that ad also....what were we paying, Steve, $15-20 a book? jon

 

 

 

STEVE Got Larson?

 

I've been lurking on the boards for a while, and this is by far my favorite thread so far. I haven't had the time to go through the entire 8 years of posts, but when I got to page 32 and saw the Claire S. Moe discussion I wanted to chime in.

 

I saw that same ad and bought a stack of Centaurs from J&S as well. I still have them all. I wish I had bought out everything they had, whether I had the issues already or not (maybe by the time I contacted them I got all that was left).

 

I also remember Michael Music very well, at one point I remember going to the home of one of his friends or family members when he was visiting down here (South Florida), to either buy books from him or sell books to him (maybe both).

 

I'm not a completist when it comes to Centaurs, but I've always loved them (since I saw the color picture of AMF V2#7 in my first Overstreet back in 1975), and always bought issues I liked whenever I came across them. I'm of the opinion that you can never have too many (or enough) Centaurs.