Stannary End, Formerly Tymeley Bent by Dent, G - 1929

NY: Frank A. Munsey Co., 1937. Vol. 273, No. 3. Cover art by Rudy Belarski for "The Smoking Lan" (pt. 1 of 6) by George Challis [Frederick Faust, or Max Brand]. Includes "The White Flower" (novelet) by Sinclair Gluck; "Reader, I Killed Him" by Dale Clark; "With Sword and Drum" by William Chamberlain; "Hocus Pocus" (pt. 2 of 3) by Lester Dent; "Crazy Kent" by William Merriam Rouse; "Red Snow at Darjeeling" (pt. 3 of 6) by L. G. Blochman; "Men of Daring: Knud Rasmussen - Modern Viking" (True Story in Pictures) by Stookie Allen; "Grand National" (pt. 5 of 5) by Judson P. Philips. Features: "This Upside-Down World" by Eric Sharpe; "Argonotes"; "Looking Ahead!" No front cover; tanning; edge tears; creasing. Reading copy.. SingleIssueMagazine. Reading Copy.

Independently published, 2020-12-10. Paperback. Used:Good.

Independently published, 2020-12-10. Paperback. Used:Good.

Independently published, 2020-12-10. Paperback. Used: Good.

Independently published, 2020-12-10. Paperback. Used: Good.

First edition 1959 Zulu Dictionary in compact form. Translation from English to Zulu and Zulu to English. One small stain front paperback cover and several spots of discoloration on some page edges. Text looks clean and good+ binding.

New York: Bantam Books #s E3016 1st Edition 1965, E3110 1st Edition 1966 & F3877 1st Edition 1968 ----------3 paperbacks, Canadian printings. Starting in 1964, Bantam Books issued numbered volumes, reprinting the adventures of Doc Savage, which were originally published in the pulp magazine Doc Savage (1933-1949). Most of the Bantam volumes are first edition paperback originals, although some of the volumes had subsequent printings, especially the earlier ones. Using the Kenneth Robeson house pseudonym, Lester Dent (the most frequent and prolific Doc Savage author) wrote the vast majority of these volumes, a number of other writers shared writing of some volumes with Dent, or wrote a couple of novels on their own. Dent wrote all 3 volumes offered here. Their original pulp magazine appearances were January 1934, July 1935 & January 1940 respectively. Condition: # 5 VG-VG+, # 12 VG, # 29 VG+.. First Edition. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good to Very Good+. Note: our prices on Biblio are… Read More

New York: Bantam Books #s F3441 1st Edition 1967, H4065 1st Edition 1969 & S7229 1st Edition 1973 ----------3 paperbacks, #s 18 & 38 are Canadian printings. Starting in 1964, Bantam Books issued numbered volumes, reprinting the adventures of Doc Savage, which were originally published in the pulp magazine Doc Savage (1933-1949). Most of the Bantam volumes are first edition paperback originals, although some of the volumes had subsequent printings, especially the earlier ones. Using the Kenneth Robeson house pseudonym, Lester Dent (the most frequent and prolific Doc Savage author) wrote the vast majority of these volumes, a number of other writers shared writing of some volumes with Dent, or wrote a couple of novels on their own. Dent wrote all 3 volumes offered here. Their original pulp magazine appearances were October 1933, February 1935 & March 1936 respectively. Condition: # 18 Good, # 38 VG+, # 72 VG to VG+.. First Edition. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. Note: our prices on… Read More

New York: Bantam Books #s F3441 1st Edition 1967, F3486 1st Edition 1967 & S5838 1st Edition 1971 ----------3 paperbacks, # 19 is a Canadian printing. Starting in 1964, Bantam Books issued numbered volumes, reprinting the adventures of Doc Savage, which were originally published in the pulp magazine Doc Savage (1933-1949). Most of the Bantam volumes are first edition paperback originals, although some of the volumes had subsequent printings, especially the earlier ones. Using the Kenneth Robeson house pseudonym, Lester Dent (the most frequent and prolific Doc Savage author) wrote the vast majority of these volumes, a number of other writers shared writing of some volumes with Dent, or wrote a couple of novels on their own. Dent wrote all 3 volumes offered here. Their original pulp magazine appearances were October 1933, July 1933 & February 1939 respectively. Condition: # 18 VG, # 19 near fine, # 59 VG.. First Edition. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good+. Note: our prices on Biblio are… Read More

New York: Bantam Books #s E3110 1st Edition 1966, F3782 1st Edition 1968 & H5705 1st Edition 1971 ----------3 paperbacks, #s 16 & 31 are Canadian printings. Starting in 1964, Bantam Books issued numbered volumes, reprinting the adventures of Doc Savage, which were originally published in the pulp magazine Doc Savage (1933-1949). Most of the Bantam volumes are first edition paperback originals, although some of the volumes had subsequent printings, especially the earlier ones. Using the Kenneth Robeson house pseudonym, Lester Dent (the most frequent and prolific Doc Savage author) wrote the vast majority of these volumes, a number of other writers shared writing of some volumes with Dent, or wrote a couple of novels on their own. Dent wrote all 3 volumes offered here. Their original pulp magazine appearances were April 1935, December 1934 & April 1936 respectively. Condition: # 16 VG, # 31 VG, # 46 VG.. First Edition. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. Note: our prices on Biblio are… Read More