Bicentennnial Tribute to Robert E. Howard
Yorba Linda, California: George T Hamilton. 1976. Cover art by Stephen Fabian. soft cover.
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Sunset, September, 1907
San Francisco, California: Southern Pacific Company Passenger Dept. 1907. Cover illustration by Charles Dickman. softcover. This Sunset Magazine issue includes drawings and photographs of new buildings after San Francisco's 1906 earthquake and the development of the Peninsula including the Stanford campus. Numerous advertisements.
Kiss Your Ass Goodbye
Dennis McMillan. 1987. Joe Servello. Hardcover with DJ. One of 400 signed and numbered copies.
Illustration, volume 4, no 13
St. Louis, MO: Illustration Magazine. Illustration 13. 2005. Wladyslaw Benda, Alex Schomburg, Lee Brown Coye. staplebound. Color illustrated magazine with articles about W. T. Benda, Alex Schomburg and Lee Brown Coye.
Nightmare Town
New York: Frank A. Munsey Company. 1924. Cover illustration by Stockton Mulford. softcover. Short stories, novelettes and serials. Complete issue, no missing pages.
Gangland's Doom-The Shadow of the Pulps
Robert Weinberg. 1974. soft cover. History of "The Shadow" pulp. Contains B&W Illustrations.
Brooklyn, New York: Gryphon Books. 2003. Cover art by Ron Wilber. softcover. Mystery anthology.
The Corpse Maker
Mercer Island, Washington: Starmont House. 1988. softcover. Anthology.
These Guns for Hire
Wisconsin: Bleak House Books. 2006. Hardcover. Signed edition. Thirty-one of the best damn crime stories ever written by David Morrell, Ed Gorman, Lawrence Block, Sean Doolittle, William Kent Krueger, Max Allan Collins, and others.
The Shadow, Fingers of Death
New York: Jove Publications. V4279. 1977. paperback. The Shadow, #17 in series.
How to be a Rich Nigger!
Rufus Shaw, Publisher. 1984. Trade Paperback. Humorous financial self-help book targeted to the African American community. 4th printing from 1984.
Dr. Syn
New York: Ballantine Books. BBB 23785. 1974. paperback. Vintage paperback reprint of 1935 publication.
The Green Ghost
Seymour, Texas: Fading Shadows. staple-bound. Reference for pulp writer George Thomas Fleming-Roberts' magician turned detective, George Chance, alias THE GHOST - Super Detective.This title would later be changed to The Green Ghost.
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