Friday Night Auction

Here are the items in this upcoming Windy City auction. We’ve split the listing and the images. We have published a PDF of the auction catalog that you can download by CLICKING HERE!

2024 WINDY CITY PULP AND PAPER CONVENTION

ESTATE AUCTIONS – 2 SESSIONS

1st SESSION – FRIDAY NIGHT – APRIL 5

2ND SESSION – SATURDAY NIGHT – APRIL 6

This year we will have two sessions of material.

Most of the material in the Friday night session comes from the estate of Robert Weinberg.  Author, editor, publisher and book dealer, Bob built up one of the finest collections of pulp, science fiction and fantasy books, magazines, original art and related ephemera in the world.  This is the fifth of several auctions from the Weinberg estate that will be held at Windy City.  This year’s Saturday night session contains material from a number of other consignors.

GENERAL INFORMATION

This catalog is broken into two sections.  The first details the material for the Friday session.  The second section lists the material from the Saturday session.  This year, because of the high number of lots from consignors, we will NOT be taking any additional lots for Saturday Nights auction. Therefore, no 2nd session this year.

Each night’s session will start at approximately 8:15 p.m. 

The convention has not graded these items (although we have tried to note missing covers [nfc = no front cover & nbc = no back cover]) and encourages all bidders to review their condition before placing bids, as ALL SALES ARE FINAL.

There will be a buyer’s premium of 10% added to the amount of each winning bid for items in this catalog.  We can take payment by cash, check, credit card or paypal, but credit card and paypal will have a 5% surcharge.  Some lots may have reserves.  We reserve the right to withdraw any lot from sale at any time prior to its being auctioned.  CLICK HERE to see the auction images. There is a form every 50 or so lots to allow you to place a silent bid. Additional auction rules are available separately.

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2024 Windy City Friday night auction items

1. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 7/49 – Clarke, MacDonald, Bradbury

2. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 9/49 – MacDonald

3. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 11/49 –Bradbury, Long, Leinster, Brown

4. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 1/50 – Hubbard, Cummings (as Shotwell), Leinster

5. THE TALES OF CLARK ASHTON SMITH: A BIBLIOGRAPHY by Thomas G.L. Cockcroft – published by Cockcroft in 1951 in an edition of 500 copies.  Signed in 1989 by Cockcroft on the title page.  Contains the rare addenda sheet from 1959 laid in, which was also signed by Cockcroft in 1989.  The first CAS bibliography.

6. SCIENCE FANTASY SERIES GRIFFIN BOOKLET ONE – contains “Empire of Dust” by Basil Wells and “Gifts of Asti” by Andre Norton writing as Andrew North.  Published by Griffin Publishing Co. in 1949.  This was Norton’s first book appearance.

7. 5 POEMS BY H.P. LOVECRAFT – these are all excerpted from small press magazines, fanzines or newspapers.  I believe that Bob acquired these from the estate of August Derleth, who acquired them from the estate of Robert Barlow.  The five poems are “Ode for July Fourth, 1917” (from The United Amateur, 717), “The East India Brick Row” (from The Providence Journal, 1/8/30), “Recognition” (from Driftwind, 12/36), “The Howler” (from Driftwind, 11/32) and “Homecoming” (from Science-Fantasy Correspondent, 11-12/36).

8. ARGOSY – 8/9/41 – Wellman

9. ARGOSY – 8/30/41 – Finlay cover, ERB (“The Quest of Tarzan” 2/3)

10. ARGOSY – 9/6/41 – Finlay cover, ERB (“The Quest of Tarzan” 3/3), Price

11. ARGOSY – 9/13/41 – Finlay cover with skull & crossbones, Roscoe, Price

12. WONDER STORIES – 5/33 – CAS 

13. WONDER STORIES – 6/33

14. WONDER STORIES – 8/33

15. WONDER STORIES – 10/33

16. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 3/35 – Leinster, Campbell

17. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 4/35 – Long, Campbell

18. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 5/35 – Campbell

19. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 6/35 – Wandrei, Campbell

20. WEIRD TALES – 10/39 – REH (“Worms of the Earth” – Bran Mak Morn), HPL, Quinn, Farley

21. WEIRD TALES – 11/39 – Kuttner, Quinn

22. WEIRD TALES – 12/39 – HPL poem, CAS poem, Moore, Quinn, Long, Bloch

23. WONDER STORIES – 8/32 – CAS 

24. WONDER STORIES – 9/32

25. WONDER STORIES – 10/32 – CAS 

26. WONDER STORIES – 11/32 – CAS 

27. WONDER STORIES – 12/32 – Campbell

28. BORACK, STANLEY – cover for unknown paperback; on back are written Paperback Library (crossed out) and Star Novels.  The date April 18, 1960 is stamped on the back.  The image has some damage, particularly on the woman’s head.  Unframed; board 15” x 19”; image 14” x 14”.

29. OLSON, VICTOR – cover to unidentified paperback.  Note that the redline running along the left side of the image is a function of my scanner and is not on the painting itself.  On masonite; unframed, board 18” x 22.5”; image 11.75” x 16”.

30. SIXE, NORM – cover, “Man’s Illustrated”, July 1955.  Comes with copy of the magazine.  Unframed; board 14.5” x 17”; image 11” x 12”.

31. DIME SPORT MAGAZINE – 7/35, v1n1 – Hubert Rogers cover

32. SOUTH SEA STORIES – 6/40 – Kuttner 

33. GOLDEN FLEECE – 10/38, v1n1 – Mundy

34. GOLDEN FLEECE – 12/38 – Price

35. GOLDEN FLEECE – 1/39 – REH (“Gates of Empire”), Farley, de Camp

36. GOLDEN FLEECE – 2/39

37. GOLDEN FLEECE – 3/39 – Quinn 

38. GOLDEN FLEECE – 4/39 – Rousseau, Leinster

39. GOLDEN FLEECE – 5/39 – Vivian 

40. GOLDEN FLEECE – 6/39 – Price, McCulley

41. ARGOSY – 10/4/41 – Ward cover, Brand, Beyer (“Minions of the Shadow” 3/5)

42. ARGOSY – 1/24/42 – Ward cover

43. WONDER STORIES – 3/33 – CAS 

44. WONDER STORIES – 4/33 – CAS 

45. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 3/50 – Bradbury, Clarke, MacDonald, van Vogt

46. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 5/50 – MacDonald

47. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 1/35 – Smith (“Skylark of Valeron” 6/7), Weinbaum, Long, Campbell

48. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 2/35 – Smith (“Skylark of Valeron” 7/7), Long, Weinbaum, Campbell

49. WEIRD TALES – 4/39 – HPL (“”The Curse of Yig” with Z.B. Bishop & “The Wicked Clergyman”), Quinn, Moore, Hamilton, Bloch, Starrett, Kuttner, Wellman

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50. WEIRD TALES – 9/39 – HPL (“Cool Air”), CAS, Price, Quinn, Derleth

51. SHORT STORIES – 2/25/39 – Young; unusual fantasy/horror cover for this pulp

52. TOP-NOTCH MAGAZINE – 10/1/30 – a rare SF cover and story for this pulp, “Ambassador to Mars”; Wood (Kroom story)

53. TOP-NOTCH MAGAZINE – 5/36

54. RANCH ROMANCES – 7/25

55. THRILLING RANCH STORIES – 7/34 – Holmes 

56. NORTH-WEST STORIES – Fall 1936 – Rousseau, Coburn

57. LARIAT STORY MAGAZINE – 3/47

58. JUNGLE STORIES – Winter 1938, v1n1 – Cave, Greene

59. JUNGLE STORIES – Fall 1944

60. JUNGLE STORIES – Summer 1950 – MacCreagh

61. TRUE MYSTIC SCIENCE – 11/38, v1n1

62. SEA STORY ANNUAL – 1944

63. WONDER STORIES – 1/33

64. WONDER STORIES – 2/33

65. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 7/50 – MacDonald, Brown

66. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 9/50 – Hubbard, Brown

67. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 10/34 – Smith (“Skylark of Valeron” 3/7), Moore, Long

68. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 11/34 – Smith (“Skylark of Valeron” 4/7), Long, Leinster, Campbell

69. WEIRD TALES – 2/39 – REH (Kull poem), HPL poems, CAS, Quinn, Wellman, Derleth, Wandrei, Bloch (as by Nathan Hindin), Kuttner

70. WEIRD TALES – 3/39 – HPL (“The Quest of Iranon”), REH poem, Quinn, Wellman, Derleth, Hamilton, Farley

71. WEIRD TALES – 5/26 – Quinn, Derleth, Owen

72. WEIRD TALES – 11/33 – CAS, Moore, Hamilton, Price

73. WEIRD TALES – 6/34 – REH (“The Haunter of the Ring” – Cthulhu), CAS, Derleth, Williamson

74. WEIRD TALES – 7/35 – Moore, Hamilton

75. WEIRD TALES – 8/35 – CAS, Quinn, Ernst (Dr. Satan)

76. WEIRD TALES – 9/35 – CAS, Ernst (Dr. Satan), Bloch, Hamilton

77. WEIRD TALES – 11/35 – REH (“Shadows in Zamboula” – Conan), CAS poem, Ernst (Dr. Satan), Price, Derleth

78. WEIRD TALES – 6/36 – REH (“Black Canaan”), Derleth, Bloch, Williamson

79. WEIRD TALES – 3/38 – HPL (“Beyond the Wall of Sleep”), REH poem, Price, Quinn, Williamson, Kuttner

80. WEIRD TALES – 4/38 – HPL poem, REH poem, CAS, Bloch, Williamson, Farley, Quinn, Starrett

80.1 AMERICAN FICTION SERIES #4 – very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1945.  Although the covers on these all featured racy photos or illustrations of women, the stories themselves are not risque.  Lead story is “Lady in Danger” by Williamson (retitling of “Wizard’s Isle” from Weird Tales, 6/34).  Also contains “The Curse of the House” by Bloch (from Strange Stories, 2/39) and “Spanish Vampire” by Price (WT 9/39).

80.2 AMERICAN FICTION SERIES #5 – very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1946.  Lead story is “Tiger Girl” by Hamilton (retitling of “The Six Sleepers” from Weird Tales, 10/35).  Also contains “Apprentice Magician” by Price (WT 8/39).

80.3 “MURDER IN THE CLINIC” BY EDMOND HAMILTON – AMERICAN FICTION SERIES #7 – very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1946.  Contains two stories by Hamilton – “Murder in the Clinic” (Scientific Detective Monthly, 5/30) and “The Land of Unreason” (Wonder Stories, 5/33).

80.4 “ARCTIC BRIDE” BY S.P. MEEK – AMERICAN FICTION SERIES #2 – very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1944.  Contains 2 stories by Meek – “Arctic Bride” and “Nasturtia”.

80.5 “SEA KISSED” BY ROBERT BLOCH – AMERICAN FICTION SERIES #3 – first printing of Bloch’s first book; very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1945.  Collects 4 stories by Bloch: “Sea-Kissed” (with Kuttner; originally “The Black Kiss,” Weird Tales 6/37), “Lady in Wax” (originally “Waxworks”, Weird Tales, 1/39) “Beetles” (Weird Tales, 12/38) and “The Totem Pole” (Weird Tales, 8/39).

80.6 “SEA KISSED” BY ROBERT BLOCH – AMERICAN FICTION SERIES #3 – second printing of Bloch’s first book; very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1945.  Collects 4 stories by Bloch: “Sea-Kissed” (with Kuttner; originally “The Black Kiss,” Weird Tales 6/37), “Lady in Wax” (originally “Waxworks”, Weird Tales, 1/39) “Beetles” (Weird Tales, 12/38) and “The Totem Pole” (Weird Tales, 8/39).  This second printing also includes “Goper’s Head” by Benson Herbert.

81. GEORGE ALLAN ENGLAND SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by The Frank A. Munsey pulp chain on August 30, 1916, in the amount of $250, as payment for his serial, “Heart’s Haven”.  The serial was apparently retitled; it’s possible it’s for “The Gift Supreme” (Munsey’s Magazine, 1/17-6/17).  Endorsed by England on the back.

82. MERLE CONSTINER SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by the Popular Publications pulp chain on September 29, 1943, in the amount of $300, as payment for his Dean story, “The Affair of the Pharmacist’s Fudge” (Dime Detective, 1/44).  Endorsed by Constiner on the back.  Also signed by publisher Harry Steeger.

83. BRUNO FISCHER SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by the Popular Publications pulp chain on August 22, 1940, in the amount of $133, as payment for “The Crab Men” (Dime Mystery).  Endorsed by Fischer on the back.  Also signed by publisher Harry Steeger.

84. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 10/33 – the first issue published by Street & Smith – Wandrei

85. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 11/33 – Leinster, Williamson

86. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 12/33 – CAS, Wandrei, Williamson

87. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 1/34 – Wandrei, Williamson

88. WEIRD TALES – 11/25 – La Spina, Wells, Poe

89. WEIRD TALES – 6/26 – HPL (“The Moon-Bog”)

90. WEIRD TALES – 7/26 – paper tape attached to right side inside front cover and left side inside back cover – Quinn, Price, La Spina

91. SCARLET ADVENTURESS – 7/35, v1n1 – back cover damage

92. SCARLET ADVENTURESS – 5/36

93. SCARLET ADVENTURESS – 1/37 – Palmer

94. THRILLING DETECTIVE – 12/37

95. ACE MYSTERY – 5/36, v1n1 – Cave, Davis

96. ACE MYSTERY – 9/36 – Gruber, Davis

97. STRANGE STORIES – 6/39 – Wellman, Derleth, Bloch, Kuttner

98. GUN MOLLS – 3/32 – Stuart Palmer (1 of 2)

99. STRANGE TALES – 9/31, v1n1 – CAS, Cummings, Rousseau

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100. WEIRD TALES – 12/32 – features the first appearance of Conan, in REH’s, “The Phoenix on the Sword.”  Also Kline – “Buccaneers of Venus” 2/6, Quinn, Hamilton & Starrett.

101. RUDOLPH BELARSKSI ORIGINAL PAINTING – cover, circa 1950’s, for unknown men’s magazine or outdoor magazine.  Canvas on stretcher bars; canvas 20” x 28”; image 17” x 23.5”.

102. WEIRD TALES – 2/26 – HPL (“The Cats of Ulthar”), CAS poem, Quinn, Price

103. WEIRD TALES – 1/26 – HPL (“The Tomb”), Price

104. WEIRD TALES – 11/30 – REH (“Kings of the Night” – Bran Mak Morn), HPL poem, CAS, Hamilton, Quinn, Long

105. WEIRD TALES – 8/37 – HPL (“The Statement of Randolph Carter”). REH poem, Owen, Hamilton, Kuttner, Wellman

106. WEIRD TALES – 3/37 – HPL (“The Picture in the House”), Bloch, Hasse (Cthulhu story), Wellman, Hamilton

107. WEIRD TALES – 6/37 – CAS poem, Bloch, Kuttner, Long, new of HPL’s death

108. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 6/36 – HPL (“The Shadow Out of Time”), Williamson, Campbell

109. WAYNE ROGERS SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by the Popular Publications pulp chain on March 20, 1940, in the amount of $150, as payment for “Bait of the Devil” (Dime Mystery).  Endorsed by Rogers (which was a pseudonym of Archibald H. Bitner) on the back.  Also signed by publisher Harry Steeger.

110. FREDERICK C. DAVIS SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by the Popular Publications pulp chain on December 7, 1948, in the amount of $126, as payment for “Cross My Fingers, Hope to Die” (Dime Mystery).  Endorsed by Davis on the back.  Also signed by publisher Harry Steeger.

111. WEIRD TALES – 2/25 – HPL (“The Statement of Randolph Carter”), Owen, Giesy, La Spina

112. TALES OF MAGIC AND MYSTERY – 12/27, v1n1 – Gibson, Owen

113. TALES OF MAGIC AND MYSTERY – 1/28 – Gibson, Owen

114. TALES OF MAGIC AND MYSTERY – 2/28 – Gibson

115. TALES OF MAGIC AND MYSTERY – 3/28 – HPL (“Cool Air”), Gibson

116. TALES OF MAGIC AND MYSTERY – 4/28 – Gibson, Owen – Signed by Walter Gibson

117. TERROR TALES – 1/35

118. SPICY MYSTERY STORIES – 3/36 – Bellem, Cave (as Case)

119. SPICY MYSTERY STORIES – 8/35 – covers nearly detached – Bellem, Price

120. BLACK MASK – 11/37 – Canadian edition; contents the same as U.S. edition; white paper.  Woolrich, Torrey

121. WEIRD TALES – 10/26 – Quinn, Rousseau, Hamilton, Derleth

122. WEIRD TALES – 11/27 – Wellman, Hamilton, Long

123. WEIRD TALES – 9/28 – REH poem, CAS, Quinn, Derleth, Hamilton

124. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 2/34

125. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 3/34 – Williamson, Wandrei

126. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 4/34 – Williamson, Wandrei

127. THEODORE ROSCOE SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by the Popular Publications pulp chain on March 2, 1943, in the amount of $44, as payment for “The Case of the Veiled Murderess” (Flynn’s Detective Fiction).  Endorsed by Roscoe on the back.  Also signed by publisher Harry Steeger.

128. W. WIRT SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by the Popular Publications pulp chain on February 13, 1937, in the amount of $90, as payment for “Little Tin Gods on Wheels” (Ace G-Man).  Endorsed by Wirt on the back.  Also signed by publisher Harry Steeger.

129. WONDER STORIES – 6/30, first issue

130. WONDER STORIES – 7/30

131. DETECTIVE TALES – 10/36 – Page, Cummings

132. DETECTIVE TALES – 10/37 – Page, Cummings

133. DETECTIVE TALES – 10/39

134. CANDID DETECTIVE – 1/39 – Cave 

135. ROMANTIC DETECTIVE – 2/39 – Bellem, Price

136. PUBLIC ENEMY – 2/36, v1n2 – cover detached – Cave 

137. PUBLIC ENEMY – 3/36 – Cave 

138. PUBLIC ENEMY – 4/36

139. DETECTIVE BOOK MAGAZINE – Winter 1941-1942 – Saunders cover

140. THRILLING DETECTIVE – 4/38 – Ernst, Tinsley

140.1 “STRANGE OFFSPRING” BY RAYMOND A. PALMER – AMERICAN FICTION SERIES # 10 – very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1946.  The title story is by Raymond A. Palmer; it also contains “The Malignant Entity” by Kline (Weird Tales 5-6-7/24).

140.2 “MASTER OF DREAMS” BY HARL VINCENT – AMERICAN FICTION SERIES # 12 – very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1946.  The title story is reprinted from Amazing Stories, 1/34; it also contains “Ham on Rye” by Gabriel Marlowe.

140.3 AMERICAN FICTION SERIES #8 – very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1946.  Lead story is “Youth Madness” by Stanton Coblentz (retitling of “The Planet of Youth” from Wonder Stories, 10/32.  Also contains “The Secret of Sebek” by Bloch (Weird Tales 11/37).

140.4 “SEX SERUM” BY H.O. DICKSON – AMERICAN FICTION SERIES #9 – very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1945.  In addition to the title story, it contains “The Red Swimmer” by Bloch (Weird Tales, 4/39), as well as “The Man with the X-Ray Eyes” by Hamilton (Wonder Stories, 11/33).

140.5 “LOVE IN TIME” BY JOHNSON HARRIS – AMERICAN FICTION SERIES # 6 – very scarce U.K. anthology published by Utopian Publications in 1945.  “Love in Time” is by John Wyndham under a pseudonym and originally appeared in Wonder Stories, 3/33.

140.6 “GIRL IN TROUBLE” BY E. RANK PARKER – AMERICAN FICTION SERIES # 1 – very scarce U.K. chapbook published by Utopian Publications in 1944.  

141. WEIRD TALES – 8/38 – HPL (“The Tree”), REH poem, Quinn, Hamilton, Derleth, Wellman

142. WEIRD TALES – 11/38 – HPL (“The Nameless City”), REH poem, Bloch, Quinn

143. WEIRD TALES – 12/38 – REH poem, Quinn, Bloch

144. WEIRD TALES – 1/39 – HPL (“Medusa’s Coil” with Z.B. Bishop), CAS, Bloch, Hamilton, Starrett

145. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 6/34 – Williamson, Leinster

146. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 8/34 – Smith (“Skylark of Valeron” 1/7), Williamson

147. FANTASTIC NOVELS cover proof for 1/51 issue

148. DWIGHT BABCOCK SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by the Popular Publications pulp chain on November 8, 1934, in the amount of $187, as payment for “Private Murder Party” (Dime Detective, February 1, 1935).  Endorsed by Babcock on the back.  Also signed by publishers Harry Steeger and Harold S. Goldsmith.

149. WALT COBURN SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by the Popular Publications pulp chain on March 12, 1936, in the amount of $550, as payment for “Twisted Trail” (Big-Book Western).  I don’t think Coburn ever appeared in Big-Book Western, so this story undoubtedly was moved to another one of Popular Publications’ western pulps. Endorsed by Coburn on the back.  Also signed by publishers Harry Steeger and Harold S. Goldsmith.

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150. JOSEPH SHAW ASSOCIATES SIGNED CHECK – this was issued by the Popular Publications pulp chain on December 3, 1951 to Joseph Shaw Associates (which was a literary agency founded by the legendary Black Mask editor, Joseph Shaw), in the amount of $240, as payment for “The Marshall from Yonder” by Thomas Thompson (10 Story Western; probably retitled as “The Bake Oven Ruckus” which ran in the August 1951 issue).  Endorsed by someone at Joseph Shaw Associates on the back; I don’t think it’s Shaw.  Also signed by publisher Harry Steeger.

151. STRANGE DETECTIVE MYSTERIES – 10/37, v1n1 – Page, Ernst, Rogers

152. STRANGE DETECTIVE MYSTERIES – 3/43 – classic cover (we ran this one in “The Art of the Pulps”)

153. TEN DETECTIVE ACES – 4/36 – Davis

154. TEN DETECTIVE ACES – 7/42 – Saunders cover

155. TEN DETECTIVE ACES – 11/42 – Saunders cover; Davis

156. SUPER-DETECTIVE – 3/43 – Jim Anthony story (by Bellem & W.T. Ballard)

157. SPEED DETECTIVE – 8/45 – Bellem 

158. DOUBLE DETECTIVE – 12/38 – signed on cover, possibly by author Edwin Truett – Cave 

159. THE SECRET 6 – 10/34, v1n1

160. THE SPIDER – 10/35 – Page (“Overlord of the Damned”)

161. WEIRD TALES – 11/36 – HPL (“Pickman’s Model”), REH (“Black Hound of Death”), Quinn, Bloch

162. WEIRD TALES – 5/37 – Quinn, Williamson, Kuttner, Farley, Derleth

163. WEIRD TALES – 7/38 – REH poem, HPL poem, CAS, Kuttner, Quinn, Hamilton, Bloch, Price

164. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 5/34 – Williamson, Wandrei

165. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 7/34 – Williamson, Wandrei

166. ASTOUNDING STORIES – 9/34 – Smith (“Skylark of Valeron” 2/7), Williamson, Wandrei

167. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 11/50

168. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 1/51 – MacDonald, Asimov

169. WONDER STORIES – 12/31 – Hamilton

170. WONDER STORIES – 11/31 – CAS

171. DIME DETECTIVE MAGAZINE – 11/36 – Nebel, Daly, Gardner, Davis

172. DIME DETECTIVE MAGAZINE – 6/15/34 – Daly, Gardner, Davis

173. DIME DETECTIVE MAGAZINE – 2/40 – Daly, Torrey

174. DIME DETECTIVE MAGAZINE – 10/36 – Daly 

175. DIME DETECTIVE MAGAZINE – 2/15/34 – Torrey, Flynn

176. DIME MYSTERY MAGAZINE – 7/37 – Cummings, Rogers

177. DIME MYSTERY MAGAZINE – 11/43 – Gray, Cox

178. MAMMOTH DETECTIVE – 2/44 – Bloch, Browne

179. DETECTIVE STORY MAGAZINE – bound volume, Volume 129 – six issues from 7/25/31 through 8/29/31.  Bound with front covers but not back covers.  The 7/25/31 issue features The Shadow contest winners.

180. DETECTIVE STORY MAGAZINE – bound volume, Volume 131 – six issues from 10/17/31 through 11/21/31.  Bound with front covers but not back covers.

181. UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST – cover to “This is My Range” by Paul Evan Lehman, published in the U.K. circa 1953.  Unframed; board 12.75” x 18” image 8.75” x 14.5”.

182. UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST – cover to “Sea Tyrant” by Peter Freuchen (Paperback Library, 1962).  Comes with copy of the book.  Unframed; board and image 19” x 24.75”.

183. WOOLHISER, JOHN – cover to “The Boy in the Model-T” by Stephen Longstreet (Paperback Library, 1956).  Unframed; board 15” x 20.5”; image 11” x 10”.

184. WEIRD TALES – 11/26 – Price, Rousseau, Hamilton, Long

185. WEIRD TALES – 1/28 – REH poem, HPL letter, Quinn, Cummings, Hamilton

186. WEIRD TALES – 11/28 – HPL (“The Last Test” with Adolphe de Castro), Hamilton, Wandrei, Derleth

187. WEIRD TALES – 7/29 – REH poem, Quinn, Hamilton

188. WEIRD TALES – 2-3/31 – REH poem, HPL poems, Quinn, Hamilton, Long

189. WEIRD TALES – 2/32 – REH (“The Thing on the Roof”- Cthulhu), Quinn, Hamilton, Wandrei, Kline, Long

190. WONDER STORIES – 8/30

191. WONDER STORIES – 9/30

192. WONDER STORIES – 10/30 – CAS 

193. WONDER STORIES – 1/32 – Campbell 

194. WONDER STORIES – 2/32- Williamson, Hamilton

195. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 4/51 – Brackett, Long

196. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 6/51 – MacDonald, Bloch

197. SUPER SCIENCE STORIES – 8/51 – Jakes

198. ARGOSY – 2/21/42

199. ARGOSY – 3/15/42 – Ward cover

200. ARGOSY – 4/1/42

201. ARGOSY – 4/15/42 – Bond

202. WONDER STORIES – 3/32 – CAS 

203. WONDER STORIES – 4/32 – Campbell 

204. WONDER STORIES – 5/32

205. WONDER STORIES – 6/32 – CAS

206. WONDER STORIES – 7/32

207. ORBIT SCIENCE FICTION – #10, 4/54 – rare Australian SF pulp. Derleth, Beaumont

208. COSMIC SCIENCE STORIES – 1950 – scarce U.K. pulp partially reprinting Super Science Stories 9/49 – MacDonald

209. “STRANGE ROMANCE” by Benson Herbert – rare U.K. SF chapbook published by Lloyd Cole (1943).

210. “PIRATES OF VENUS” by Edgar Rice Burroughs – U.K. paperback (Pinnacle, 1954)

211. “THE ETERNAL LOVER” and “THE CAVE GIRL” by Edgar Rice Burroughs – U.K. paperbacks (Pinnacle, 1953 and 1954)

212. “TANAR OF PELLUCIDAR” and “PELLUCIDAR” by Edgar Rice Burroughs – U.K. paperbacks (Pinnacle, 1953 and 1955)

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