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First Men in the Moon H.G. Wells Cosmopolitan November 1900, Feb 1901, Apr 1901, May 1901, Jun 1901
by H.G. Wells
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Original The Cosmopolitan Magazine 5 issues of the First Printing Original serial story of H.G.Wells The First Men in the Moon. Illustrated by E. Hering.
Condition: Very Good, 6.5" X 9.25" Tall with about 100 pages on content and about 100 pages of Advertisements in each issue
The First Men in the Moon -by H.G. Wells - Illustrated by E. Hering (First, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth of the 8 series) including FIRST PRINTING, FIRST OF SERIESWhat Communities Lose by the Competitive System - by Jack LondonThe Way That He Took - by Rudyard Kipling - Illustrated by Gordon R. Grant.A Fall From Grace by Dulany Hunter - illustrated by Vincent A. SvobodaGlobe-Wernicke Co. Cinncinnati, Ohio 'The Unit Idea' Ad final installment in the June 1901 issue.Many other articles & Ads
The First Man in the Moon -by H.G.Wells FIRST PRINTING 1900! Rare
Original -The Cosmopolitan Magazine- 5 issues that are the major part of the complete series with is the FIRST PRINTING, FIRST PUBLICATION of this famous science fiction that influenced author C. S. Lewis.Condition: Fine for the November 1900 Issue and Very Good for the others because of a few missing pages or Ads. There are 2 missing pages of the First Man in the Moon stories in the Feb. 1901 issue.The First Man in the Moon -by H.G.Wells and illustrations by E. Hering
Chapters 1-4 November 1900 - Pages 65 to 80 with 2 illustrations
Chapters 13-16 February 1901 - Pages 415 to 429 with 2 illustrations (2 Pages Missing)
Chapters 20-21 April 1901 - Pages 643 to 656 with 4 illustrations (with 1st Ending and note below The End that this story may not be fiction but have been receiving communications from the Moon and will bring the readers up to date the next issue)
Chapters 22-24 May 1901 - Pages 84 to 98 with 4 illustrations
Chapters 25 to End Jun 1901 - Pages 198 to 207 with 4 illustrations
There are other great fiction and articles in these 5 Cosmopolitans like Jack London What Communities Lose by the Competitive System, The Way That He Took by Rudyard Kipling, etc.
Condition: Very Good, 6.5" X 9.25" Tall with about 100 pages on content and about 100 pages of Advertisements in each issue
The First Men in the Moon -by H.G. Wells - Illustrated by E. Hering (First, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth of the 8 series) including FIRST PRINTING, FIRST OF SERIESWhat Communities Lose by the Competitive System - by Jack LondonThe Way That He Took - by Rudyard Kipling - Illustrated by Gordon R. Grant.A Fall From Grace by Dulany Hunter - illustrated by Vincent A. SvobodaGlobe-Wernicke Co. Cinncinnati, Ohio 'The Unit Idea' Ad final installment in the June 1901 issue.Many other articles & Ads
The First Man in the Moon -by H.G.Wells FIRST PRINTING 1900! Rare
Original -The Cosmopolitan Magazine- 5 issues that are the major part of the complete series with is the FIRST PRINTING, FIRST PUBLICATION of this famous science fiction that influenced author C. S. Lewis.Condition: Fine for the November 1900 Issue and Very Good for the others because of a few missing pages or Ads. There are 2 missing pages of the First Man in the Moon stories in the Feb. 1901 issue.The First Man in the Moon -by H.G.Wells and illustrations by E. Hering
Chapters 1-4 November 1900 - Pages 65 to 80 with 2 illustrations
Chapters 13-16 February 1901 - Pages 415 to 429 with 2 illustrations (2 Pages Missing)
Chapters 20-21 April 1901 - Pages 643 to 656 with 4 illustrations (with 1st Ending and note below The End that this story may not be fiction but have been receiving communications from the Moon and will bring the readers up to date the next issue)
Chapters 22-24 May 1901 - Pages 84 to 98 with 4 illustrations
Chapters 25 to End Jun 1901 - Pages 198 to 207 with 4 illustrations
There are other great fiction and articles in these 5 Cosmopolitans like Jack London What Communities Lose by the Competitive System, The Way That He Took by Rudyard Kipling, etc.
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- 3879
- Title
- First Men in the Moon H.G. Wells Cosmopolitan November 1900, Feb 1901, Apr 1901, May 1901, Jun 1901
- Author
- H.G. Wells
- Illustrator
- E. Hering.
- Book Condition
- Used - Very Good
- Quantity Available
- 1
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- Entertainment;
- Size
- 6.5" X 9.25"
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The Franklin Bookstore began in 1996 by Robert & Ruth Lynn in Humboldt, Tennessee. Retiring from the Navy and a business career and always a history buff, Robert and Ruth opened the business of selling and dealing with rare books, magazines and newspapers. Many items were acquired from other rare books dealers from across the country. The Franklin Bookstore continues with his offspring mindful to keep the high ethical business examples that Dad established. We feel honored to be associated with such a virtual history of the printed word, inherently beautiful and fascinating artifacts of our cultural past. Every item we offer is guaranteed to be absolutely genuine and as described. A large part of the inventory is periodicals that date from the Revolutionary War to World War II and into the 21 century.
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