Astounding Science Fiction October, November & December 1951, 3 issues featuring "Iceworld" by Hal Clement, + Ultima Thule, The Edge of Forever, Dune Roller, "The Years Draw Nigh", The Head Hunters, +++ by Campbell, John W. (ed) ...Hal Clement, J. C. May, Irving E. Cox, Chad Oliver, Frank M. Robinson, H. B. Fyfe, Philip Latham, Lester del Rey, Eric Frank Russell, Ralph Williams - 1951

Street & Smith. Very Good. 1948. Softcover. Players of A, by A. E. Van Vogt, complete in four issues. Minor scuffing and edge wear, December volume is missing about an inch of the backstrip, light toning. A clean, tight set. .

Street & Smith Publications, Inc., 1959. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. Very Good Plus. Van Dongen, Freas, Emsh et al. Great stories and art! All in Very Good Plus condition. First Frank Herbert story appearances of: Missing Link, and; Operation Haystack. Also includes the popular two part serial by Mark Phillips (Garret and Janifer) called Brain Twister.

New York: Street & Smith Publications, Inc. 1st Editions 1952 ----------12 pulp magazines, digest size, ALL 12 issues for 1952. Complete serials this year were Gunner Cade by Kornbluth and Merril (as by Cyril Judd), and The Currents of Space by Asimov. Other important stories were Dumb Waiter by Walter M. Miller (and several other Miller srories), Blood's a Rover by Oliver, Me and Flapjack and the Martians by Fredric Brown and Mack Reynolds. February has spine taping, cover creasing, writing on the back cover, and is fair-good only. All other volumes are at least VG to unread fine.. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good+ to Near Fine. Illus. by Hubert Rogers, H.R. Van Dongen, Pawelka, Alejandro, Charles Schneeman, Welker (front covers). Note: our prices on Biblio are the LOWEST of any of the sites on which we list our books.

New York: Street & Smith Publications, Inc. 1st Editions 1951 ----------12 pulp magazines, digest size, all 12 issues for 1951. The only complete serial this year was the famous Iceworld by Clement (all 3 parts). Other important stories were Berom by John Berryman, ...and Then There Were None by Russell, Dune Roller by May (her FIRST story), The Weapon by Fredric Brown. There was also a Dianetics (Scientology) article, Dianometry, by Hubbard. January is fine unread. February has tiny chips to spine extremities and is VG+ to near fine. March has a little spine wear and is VG+ to near fine. April is fine unread. May has faint cover creases, wear to spine bottom, and is VG to VG+. June has cover creases and is VG. July has wear to spine extremities and is VG+ to near fine. August has cover creases and is VG. September has cover creases, small split to spine bottom, pen on back cover, and is VG to VG+. October has a bump to spine bottom, and is near fine. November has cover creases, chips… Read More

Street & Smith Publications, Inc., 1952. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. See Description. Van Dongen, Hubert Rogers, Edd Cartier, Gaylord Welker, Orban et al. Great stories and art! All in Very Good to Near Fine condition except October issue which is in Very Good Minus condition with a moderate front cover crease. First appearance of Isaac Asimov novel in serial form (3 parts - October to December) The Currents of Space! March issue is signed by Jack Williamson at his short story "Man Down" on pg. 106, and; December issue is Ssgned by Robert Sheckley on pg. 68 at his story "The Impacted Man" and has the great cover art by Gaylord Welker of "The First Martian".

Street & Smith Publications, Inc., 1953. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Soft cover. Very Good Plus. Van Dongen, Freas, Pawelka et al. Great stories and art! All in Very Good Plus condition. What a year!: Contains (from April to July) the classic four part first appearance of Hal Clement's Mission of Gravity. First appearance of Dick's Imposter and Asimov's Belief. This 12 issue annual set also includes a nice copy of the much coveted October 1953 issue featuring the Kelly Freas art that was used for the band Queen and their News of the World record album. Also, the November issue has the first appearance of James Blish's novelette: Earthman, Come Home (part of Cities in Flight). Finally, three issues are signed by Robert Sheckley: "Fool's Mate" pg. 99 (March); "Operating Instructions" pg. 75 (May); "Potential" pg. 73 (November).