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Canada: The Frank A. Munsey Company., 1932. Vol. 230, No. 1, June 4, 1932. Complete stories; "X Marks the Lot" (Airmen & a Circus job) by Thomson Burtis, "Man-Style" (Old school deputy bucks the new west) by Eugene Cunningham, "The Silken Noose" (True ; When gold played hangman) by Lowell Thomas, "Men of Daring" (Captain Philo McGiffin China's naval hero bio in comic like illos with test, 2pgs) by Stooie Allen, "The Crusader" by Joh H. Thompson. Serials; "Helgvor of the Blue River" (Cave Men - A warrior of prehistoric times) pt-1 of 4 by J.H. Rosny Aine, "Ninth Inning Nerve" (Army-Navy baseball in canal Zone) pt-2 of 2 by Lieut. John Hopper, "Timber War" (Lumberjacks - Brother fights brother in NW woods) pt-4 of 6 by Frank Richardson Pierce, "Power" (Mystery & a buisness war) pt-5 of 6 by Fred MacIsaac. Other features; "The Railroad That Failed" by Armand Brigaud, "A Natural… Read More

USA.: McCall Corporation, 1951. BLUE BOOK - September 1951 MAGAZINE Vol. 93, No.5 NOVEL - (1) "Planets in Combat" Part-1 of 2 Parts by Robert A. Heinlein (When the space-raid warning sounded, he knew the conflict had begun.) = The TRUE FIRST edition of this Story (Later printed as the Scribner book publication BETWEEN PLANETS) >> NOVELETTE - (1)"To the World's End" by David Cheney (A stock-pile of tin was needed in ancient days too, and the Cretan galleys ventured beyond the Pillars of Hercules in search of it.); TEN SHORT STORIES - (1)"The Judge Just Laughed" by Donald Barr Chidsey (River pirates, a showboat and two gamblers in a colorful drama.); (2) "The Big Shoes" by Wallace Umphrey (The more fought to win - and the jockey found he was a big man too.); (3)"Sheba Murder" by Beatrice Grimshaw (Men may decay on tropic islands - and death man come strangely.); (4)"No Guard at All" by William Cox (They thought the coach crazy to play… Read More

Canada: Harlequin Books., 1954. 158 pages. "With his trusty six-shooters swinging from hisslim hips ... with his swift black stallion behind him ... with the burning will to clear his name ... with a beautiful woman at his side ... Steve Golt reckoned, as he thundered through the wild mesquite, that he could ride straight to Hell and live to tell the tale! But it was hotter than Hades in the hideout of the rustlers, and Steve had to act fast. And after the smoke of the battle had cleared, the name of Galt had a different meaning throughout the range!" *** This book is part of an Original Owner Collection, of 2000+ Mass Market Paperbacks. Most of the books in this Collection have a UN-READ appearance, many obviously have NOT been read. Most still have Much or Most of the Original Cover Gloss. This is an exceptional condition example, and is SCARCE in this condition. Perfect for the discriminating Collector. *** RARE title by this author (famed for SF books); Near AS NEW Un-Read copy,… Read More