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New York: Street & Smith, 1958. -----Two issues featuring "We Have Fed Out Sea" by Poul Anderson, both are tight clean and square, minor edge wear. Contents include: We Have Fed Our Sea by Poul Anderson (in 2 parts) / Cargo for Colony 6 by Christopher Anvil / They've Been Woking On ... by Anton Lee Baker / Point of Focus by Robert Silverberg / Article: Every Astronomer Has His Horror Story by Robert S. Richardson [Philip Latham] / Foghead by Christopher Anvil / Harvest Time by James H. Schmitz / The Quarry by Gordon R. Dickson / Interview by Daniel Luzon Morris / Basic Agreement by Avis Pabel. Any image directly beside this listing is the actual books and not a stock photo . First Editions First Printings. Soft Covers. Very Good. Illus. by Van Dongen, Martinez, . 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.
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Astounding Science Fiction August & September 1958 - 2 issues featuring "We Have Fed Our Sea" by Poul Anderson, + Harvest Time, The Quarry, Point of Focus, They've Been Working on ..., Cargo for Colony 6, Foghead, Basic Agreement, +++
by Campbell, John W. (ed) ...Poul Anderson, Christopher Anvil, Anton Lee Baker, Robert Silverberg, James H. Schmitz, Gordon R. Dickson, Daniel Luzon Morris, Avis Pabel
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