CLOSED PopKulture's Paper Miscellanea - Vintage paperbacks, early pulp fiction and some $5 comics 7 7

[waver99]

On 2/9/2024 at 6:04 AM, PopKulture said:

Marvel Team-Up 19 - $5

Take pls!

[waver99]

On 2/12/2024 at 7:55 PM, PopKulture said:

Daredevil 37 - somebody doodled on Daredevil's chest and his nemeses' eyes a long time ago, corner creases - $5

Take pls

[PopKulture]

On 2/12/2024 at 10:16 AM, waver99 said:

Take pls

Thanks for the pick-ups, Waver99! 

[ironman4000]

 Any more marvel horror? conan, micronauts?

[Toz]

On 2/12/2024 at 10:15 AM, PopKulture said:

Defenders no. 14 -  crease through Nebulon - $5

[PopKulture]

On 2/12/2024 at 6:28 PM, Toz said:

Added to your stack. Thanks, Toz!  

[PopKulture]

On 2/12/2024 at 5:18 PM, ironman4000 said:

 Any more marvel horror? conan, micronauts?

I know I have some more Marvel horror in my sale boxes, but they're more in the $7 to $10 range. Anything $5 or $6 I grabbed already. I definitely have some later Conan's (50-150, not BWS issues), but I'll have to look next time I go to my storage. 

[PopKulture]

Mighty Mouse and the Scarecrow - Wonder Book no. 678 - copyright 1954

Nice condition, bright pages, a few small dog-ears and two pages with small tears top edge

$12    Now $10

Edited February 17 by PopKulture
lowered price

[PopKulture]

Mighty Mouse - Treasure Books no. 860 - 1953

Rubs to cover, tight binding, nice pages, good color, one-inch tear bottom of title page. 

$12     Now $10

Edited February 17 by PopKulture
lowered price

[PopKulture]

"Jerry, The Backwoods Boy" by Horatio Alger, 1904. 

Solid book, as nice of page quality as you'll find on these early pulp "thick books." Small tape upper and lower spine and cover. 

$12     SOLD! 

Edited February 13 by PopKulture
sold

[PopKulture]

New Magnet Library no. 742 - "A Vain Sacrifice" by Nicholas Carter, 1910. 

Browning interior and covers, old tape repair along spine and back cover. It would be difficult to read this without destroying it; its greatest utility lies in a cool old literary artifact propped up on your shelf on occasion, as it was mine...

$10

Edited February 13 by PopKulture

[PopKulture]

New Magnet Library no. 716 - "The Second Mr. Carstairs" by Nicholas Carter, 1911. A nice stark image on this early work of pulp fiction. 

Some moisture wear over the years, cover loose, could easily be re-glued to the spine (beyond my purview).

Free to the next person who buys any of the old "thick books" in this thread - just claim it!!     CLAIMED!         (see also bottom of Page 3)

Edited February 13 by PopKulture
claimed

[PopKulture]

More later.   

[OtherEric]

On 2/13/2024 at 2:32 PM, PopKulture said:

"Jerry, The Backwoods Boy" by Horatio Alger, 1904. 

Solid book, as nice of page quality as you'll find on these early pulp "thick books." Small tape upper and lower spine and cover. 

$12

[OtherEric]

On 2/13/2024 at 2:38 PM, PopKulture said:

New Magnet Library no. 716 - "The Second Mr. Carstairs" by Nicholas Carter, 1911. A nice stark image on this early work of pulp fiction. 

Some moisture wear over the years, cover loose, could easily be re-glued to the spine (beyond my purview).

Free to the next person who buys any of the old "thick books" in this thread - just claim it!! (see also bottom of Page 3)

Claim 

[PopKulture]

On 2/13/2024 at 4:58 PM, OtherEric said:

Thanks again, Eric! Added to your stack. 

[PopKulture]

New Magnet Library no. 949 - "The Hate That Kills" by Nicholas Carter, 1915. 

Tight enough book with some browning; cover loose (easily re-glued to spine)

$10    $8

[PopKulture]

Buffalo Bill Border Stories no. 68 - "Buffalo Bill's Redskin Stampede" by Col. Prentiss Ingraham, 1905.

Square binding, pages supple enough but tanned on the edges, some soiling to covers.

$12    SOLD!

Edited February 17 by PopKulture
sold

[PopKulture]

Alger Series no. 138 - "Louis Chiswick's Mission" by Oliver Optic. A nice example of the popular bent of puritanical American juvenile literature. 

A nice example with minor wear and slight paper loss to spine.

$12

[PopKulture]

"The Last Doorbell" by the prolific Frank Gruber - a Chartered Mystery digest, 1946.

Creasing to covers, pages tanned but supple, water stains to text block upper right, moreso to the rear of the book. 

$6     SOLD!

Edited February 14 by PopKulture
sold