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EMPORIUM PUBLISHING is the home to ERB Press and ERBville Press, publishers of Edgar Rice Burroughs' works and reference works about him and his creations, home to Pulpville Press, publisher of pulp related stories and comics, Culture Publications, publisher of "adult" material of the early 20th Century, Pulp Tales, publisher of pulp reprint magazines, and Corriganville Press, publisher of movie related material. Visit our website at ERBville Press for a complete list of what we have available for sale.
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Hardcover Print: $30.00 THE GREAT MARVEL SERIES #3: Five Thousand Miles Underground or The Mystery of the Centre of the Earth. Illustrated.
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Print: $15.00 THE GREAT MARVEL SERIES #3: Five Thousand Miles Underground or The Mystery of the Centre of the Earth. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $30.00 The seminal Buck Roger stories, featuring the original unedited and uncensored text as it first appeared in Amazing Stories pulp magazine. Anthony "Buck" Rogers is trapped in a cave-in and awakens 5 centuries later in "Armageddon - 2419 A.D.". The Han, the Monogolian race which has conquered the world, finds itself beset by Rogers and the Americans in "The Airlords of Han". Illustrated.
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Print: $15.00 The seminal Buck Roger stories, featuring the original unedited and uncensored text as it first appeared in Amazing Stories pulp magazine. Anthony "Buck" Rogers is trapped in a cave-in and awakens 5 centuries later in "Armageddon - 2419 A.D.". The Han, the Monogolian race which has conquered the world, finds itself beset by Rogers and the Americans in "The Airlords of Han". Illustrated.
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Print: $14.95 "A half-mile above city streets mystery and murder stalk a scientific penthouse, and Macklin Donovan faces unknown and deadly science." So read the blurb in Fantastic Adventures pulp magazine for July 1939 when "The Scientists Revolt" was first published by Ray Palmer of Amazing Stories. The story was a rewritten version of Burroughs' original "Beware!", a political intrigue novelette. We present the original texts of both stories in this book.
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Hardcover Print: $30.00 FIRST EDITION! "A half-mile above city streets mystery and murder stalk a scientific penthouse, and Macklin Donovan faces unknown and deadly science." So read the blurb in Fantastic Adventures pulp magazine for July 1939 when "The Scientists Revolt", a rewritten version of "Beware!", was first published. We present both versions of the story.
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Print: $19.95 A Western film location expert, the author has taken his skills to detail the filming locations used in the 1956 sci-fi classic, Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Utilizing film frames, photographs of the locations as they now appear, including aerial photographs, and vintage maps, he shows where the location was filmed at, what it looked like in the film, and what the area looks like 50 years later.
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Print: $12.42 Download: FREE Best known as the creator of Tarzan of the Apes, John Carter of Mars, and many other fictional characters, Edgar Rice Burroughs was also a prolific writer of non-fiction articles and poetry. This book contains the vast majority of his published, public domain non-fiction works.
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Print: $8.50 Hugo Gernsback was the publisher of the first American science fiction magazine, Amazing Stories. He also issued at least eighteen chapbooks, each containing at least 24 pages and one or two science fiction stories. This fifth reprint contains When the Sun Went Out by Leslie F. Stone, and The Immortals Of Mercury by Clark Ashton Smith. We are reprinting these chapbooks without resetting the text.
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Print: $14.95 During Tarzan's early years, as recorded in book form in "Tarzan of the Apes", many episodes of his life were not related. In "The New Stories of Tarzan" (known as "Jungle Tales of Tarzan" in hardback), twelve of those stories are told. This edition contains the original unedited text from The Blue Book Magazine and is illustrated with the original Blue Book artwork. The cover is by J. Allen St. John.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 During Tarzan's early years, as recorded in book form in "Tarzan of the Apes", many episodes of his life were not related. In "The New Stories of Tarzan" (known as "Jungle Tales of Tarzan" in hardback), twelve of those stories are told. This edition contains the original unedited text from The Blue Book Magazine and is illustrated with the original Blue Book artwork. The cover is by J. Allen St. John.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 A MYSTERIOUS THUMB PRINT. If ever a young man found himself in a tight situation, Reuben Hornby did on the morning he walked into Dr. Thorndyke's office in company with his lawyer. Here were the facts as they were outlined to the specialist in medical jurisprudence. Two weeks before the visit to Dr. Thorndyke, a parcel of diamonds had been removed from the office safe where Mr. Hornby worked, while the keys were in the possession of John Hornby. There were two drops of blood on the bottom of the safe and one or two bloody smears on a piece of paper which bore also the very clear imprint of a thumb which corresponded exactly with Reuben Hornby's thumb. There follows the unfolding of the mystery.
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Print: $14.95 A MYSTERIOUS THUMB PRINT. If ever a young man found himself in a tight situation, Reuben Hornby did on the morning he walked into Dr. Thorndyke's office in company with his lawyer. Here were the facts as they were outlined to the specialist in medical jurisprudence. Two weeks before the visit to Dr. Thorndyke, a parcel of diamonds had been removed from the office safe where Mr. Hornby worked, while the keys were in the possession of John Hornby. There were two drops of blood on the bottom of the safe and one or two bloody smears on a piece of paper which bore also the very clear imprint of a thumb which corresponded exactly with Reuben Hornby's thumb. There follows the unfolding of the mystery.
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Print: $20.00 A creation of Robert Leslie Bellem, Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, appeared in hundreds of stories from 1934 to 1950 in the pulp magazines of the Culture and Trojan lines. The Dan Turner stories ran through three distinct phases: volume 1 deals with the early Spicy period, and includes the first 4 stories published. The stories in this volume range from 1934 to 1941. Each story also features the original artwork which graced the pages of the pulp magazines upon their first appearance. Features 20 complete stories and 2 articles by Bellem.
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Print: $20.00 A creation of Robert Leslie Bellem, Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, appeared in hundreds of stories from 1934 to 1950 in the pulp magazines of the Culture and Trojan lines. The Dan Turner stories ran through three distinct phases: volume 2 deals with the middle period, a slightly less spicy period, when Dan Turner appeared in his own magazine, filled with his own stories. The stories in this volume are from 1943. Each story also features the original artwork which graced the pages of the pulp magazines upon their first appearance. Features 21 complete stories and a letter from Bellem.
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Print: $20.00 A creation of Robert Leslie Bellem, Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, appeared in hundreds of stories from 1934 to 1950 in the pulp magazines of the Culture and Trojan lines. The Dan Turner stories ran through three distinct phases: volume 3 deals with the final period, from the end of 1943 to 1950. The Dan Turner stories now have less sexual content and more comedy, but still contain the same type of detective story. Each story also features the original artwork which graced the pages of the pulp magazines upon their first appearance. Features 15 complete stories and a Dan Turner bibliography.
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Print: $14.95 A contemporary author of Edgar Rice Burroughs, both of whom wrote scientific romances, England's trilogy of "Darkness and Dawn" relates the story of a man and a woman who are left alone a thousand years in the future. The Afterglow is Book 3 of the series.
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Print: $14.95 A contemporary author of Edgar Rice Burroughs, both of whom wrote scientific romances, England's trilogy of "Darkness and Dawn" relates the story of a man and a woman who are left alone a thousand years in the future. Beyond the Great Oblivion is Book 2 of the series.
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Print: $14.95 A contemporary author with Edgar Rice Burroughs, both of whom wrote scientific romances, England's trilogy of "Darkness and Dawn" relates the story of a man and a woman who are left alone a thousand years in the future. The Vacant World is the first book of the series.
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Hardcover Print: $29.95 The Earth is about to be inundated by a flood of global proportions. The entire planet will be under water. Can mankind survive? Follow the adventures of Cosmo Vernal as he attempts to save mankind.
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Print: $14.95 The Earth is about to be inundated by a flood of global proportions. The entire planet will be under water. Can mankind survive? Follow the adventures of Cosmo Vernal as he attempts to save mankind.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 "The Cinema Murder" relates the adventures of Philip Romilly, a half-starved art teacher of London, whose one faint hope of a betterment of his affairs lies in the chance of his selling a story or a play sometime. His cousin, Douglas Romilly, succeeds in getting out of life the very things for which Philip yearns. He put Douglas out of the way, and impersonates him on the Atlantic liner to New York. Under an assumed name, he rewrites his play. The success of it is furnished by Elizabeth Dalstan, an actress, whom he falls in love with. The romance which ensues is interwoven with mystery and much detective work.
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Print: $14.95 "The Cinema Murder" relates the adventures of Philip Romilly, a half-starved art teacher of London, whose one faint hope of a betterment of his affairs lies in the chance of his selling a story or a play sometime. His cousin, Douglas Romilly, succeeds in getting out of life the very things for which Philip yearns. He put Douglas out of the way, and impersonates him on the Atlantic liner to New York. Under an assumed name, he rewrites his play. The success of it is furnished by Elizabeth Dalstan, an actress, whom he falls in love with. The romance which ensues is interwoven with mystery and much detective work.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Long unavailable in unedited text or in hardcover, we are proud to bring this story of the future and the aftermath of the Great War. Another fascinating story from the pen of this great author.
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Print: $19.95 He had a coffin-shaped face, his legs were long; and his oversized hands did not know what to do with themselves. A .45 single action Colt was awkwardly strapped to his thigh, and its owner looked as though he must have picked a lucky day for his very recent first shave, otherwise he would have cut his own throat; yet somehow, he did not stumble over the hand-hewn planks as he strode to the bar. “I’m Simon Bolivar Grimes, suh, lookin’ fo’ my uncle’s ranch in Crockett County in the next day or two.”
And that is our introduction to Simon Bolivar Grimes, E. Hoffman Price's answer to Robert E. Howard's Breckenridge Elkins. While both Mountain Men were able to get themselves into a whole peck of trouble, Price's Grimes also had the ladies to take care of, in the Spicy manner! This collection of 13 stories include 11 from Spicy Western Stories, and one each from Speed Western Stories and Fighting Western. Each story is fully illustrated with the original pulp magazine's artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $29.95 The Earth is about to be inundated by a flood of global proportions. The entire planet will be under water. Can mankind survive? Follow the adventures of Cosmo Vernal as he attempts to save mankind.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 The Lone Ranger, Valley of Shadows and The Cave of Terror, both from The Lone Ranger Magazine for July and August 1937. Profusely illustrated with all of the original pulp artwork and several special features from the magazine.
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Print: $14.95 The Earth is about to be inundated by a flood of global proportions. The entire planet will be under water. Can mankind survive? Follow the adventures of Cosmo Vernal as he attempts to save mankind.
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Print: $14.92 The Lone Ranger, Valley of Shadows and The Cave of Terror, both from The Lone Ranger Magazine for July and August 1937. Profusely illustrated with all of the original pulp artwork and several special features from the magazine.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 "The Cinema Murder" relates the adventures of Philip Romilly, a half-starved art teacher of London, whose one faint hope of a betterment of his affairs lies in the chance of his selling a story or a play sometime. His cousin, Douglas Romilly, succeeds in getting out of life the very things for which Philip yearns. He put Douglas out of the way, and impersonates him on the Atlantic liner to New York. Under an assumed name, he rewrites his play. The success of it is furnished by Elizabeth Dalstan, an actress, whom he falls in love with. The romance which ensues is interwoven with mystery and much detective work.
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Print: $10.45 From Spicy Western Stories from November 1936 to December 1937, twelve of the Polly of the Plains 2-page comic stories.
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Print: $14.95 "The Cinema Murder" relates the adventures of Philip Romilly, a half-starved art teacher of London, whose one faint hope of a betterment of his affairs lies in the chance of his selling a story or a play sometime. His cousin, Douglas Romilly, succeeds in getting out of life the very things for which Philip yearns. He put Douglas out of the way, and impersonates him on the Atlantic liner to New York. Under an assumed name, he rewrites his play. The success of it is furnished by Elizabeth Dalstan, an actress, whom he falls in love with. The romance which ensues is interwoven with mystery and much detective work.
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Print: $10.45 From Fighting Western pulp magazines for January and December 1949, Fighting Bob Dale and Lariat Lucy, in the stories "Gold and Fire", "Trail of Loot", "Rope for Killers", and "Mystery of Ghost Ledge", written and illustrated by Tom Norton and R. Morton.
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Print: $10.45 Private Super Detective #1 contains pulp comic stories from Private Detective and Super Detective magazines. Featured in this issue are: Gail Ford in "Ghostly Killer"; Jerry Jasper in "The Hanging Corpse"; Betty Blake in "Betty Carries On"; and two stories for Ray Hale: "Trail of Terror" and "The sinister Guest!".
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Long unavailable in unedited text or in hardcover, we are proud to bring this story of the future and the aftermath of the Great War. Another fascinating story from the pen of this great author.
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Print: $19.95 He had a coffin-shaped face, his legs were long; and his oversized hands did not know what to do with themselves. A .45 single action Colt was awkwardly strapped to his thigh, and its owner looked as though he must have picked a lucky day for his very recent first shave, otherwise he would have cut his own throat; yet somehow, he did not stumble over the hand-hewn planks as he strode to the bar. “I’m Simon Bolivar Grimes, suh, lookin’ fo’ my uncle’s ranch in Crockett County in the next day or two.”
And that is our introduction to Simon Bolivar Grimes, E. Hoffman Price's answer to Robert E. Howard's Breckenridge Elkins. While both Mountain Men were able to get themselves into a whole peck of trouble, Price's Grimes also had the ladies to take care of, in the Spicy manner! This collection of 13 stories include 11 from Spicy Western Stories, and one each from Speed Western Stories and Fighting Western. Each story is fully illustrated with the original pulp magazine's artwork.
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Print: $10.32 Jungle Stories #2 contains: BLOOD OF THE BEAST, Theodore Roscoe; KI-GOR -- AND THE STOLEN EMPIRE, John Peter Drummond; WHEN THE LION FED (part 2 of Tarzan the Untamed), Edgar Rice Burroughs; and JONGOR OF LOST LAND, Robert Moore Williams.
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Print: $19.95 Deja Vue! Have you ever encountered it? Probably! Well, when you read enough of the works of Robert Leslie Bellem, the creator of Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, you will have that deja vue feeling--Bellem was not above rewriting his older, spicy stories, into tamer products. This collection brings together six pairs of stories, the first, usually spicy, version, and the rewritten version. Also included are the original illustrations for both versions of the story. Collected together are: "Cat Act", "Million Buck Snatch", "Sleeping Dogs", all three of which were rewritten under the same title, "Death's Diary/Model For A Corpse", "Brunette Bump-Off/Russian Run-Around", and "Robots Can't Lie/Wire Trap".
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Print: $10.32 Tales From The Pulps #2 features the following authors and stories:
Ralph Milne Farley, Pe-Ra, Daughter of the Sun
Theodore A. Tinsley, Scarlet Ace
Murray Leinster, Magic Bathing Suits
Robert Leslie Bellem, Dead Mike
E. Hoffman Price, Tenderfoot
Earl Derr Biggers, Omelettes and Sympathy For All
Jack Gray, The Nudist Gym Death Riddle
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 In a league of contemporaries (Sherlock Holmes and Craig Kennedy), Dr. John Thorndyke is certainly the dean of the omniscientist sleuth. In these eight adventures he is at his best. Scarcely has he arrived at Little Sundersley but he notes the telltale footprints on the sand, one set made by a short fisherman in thigh boots and the other by a bowlegged and pigeon-toed person carrying a heavy burden on his back; all this helps in saving the life of an innocent butterfly collector. Then you get the sinister inhabitant of lavender Cottage, an art robbery, the blue sequin, the Moabit cipher, the mandarin's pearl, the aluminum dagger and so forth. This is the second volume in the Dr. Thorndyke Series.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 The third entry in The Adventures of Toffee series contains The Shades of Toffee, the first full-length Toffee novel by Charles F. Myers. See what happens when Marc Pillsworth creates an anti-gravity formula, the red-headed Toffee helps, George, the ghost, attempts to kill off Marc, and a pair of out-of-work actors, posing as spies get involved. Illustrated with the original Fantastic Adventure and Imaginative Tales illustrations.
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Print: $14.95 In a league of contemporaries (Sherlock Holmes and Craig Kennedy), Dr. John Thorndyke is certainly the dean of the omniscientist sleuth. In these eight adventures he is at his best. Scarcely has he arrived at Little Sundersley but he notes the telltale footprints on the sand, one set made by a short fisherman in thigh boots and the other by a bowlegged and pigeon-toed person carrying a heavy burden on his back; all this helps in saving the life of an innocent butterfly collector. Then you get the sinister inhabitant of lavender Cottage, an art robbery, the blue sequin, the Moabit cipher, the mandarin's pearl, the aluminum dagger and so forth. This is the second volume in the Dr. Thorndyke Series.
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Print: $14.92 The third entry in The Adventures of Toffee series contains The Shades of Toffee, the first full-length Toffee novel by Charles F. Myers. See what happens when Marc Pillsworth creates an anti-gravity formula, the red-headed Toffee helps, George, the ghost, attempts to kill off Marc, and a pair of out-of-work actors, posing as spies get involved. Illustrated with the original Fantastic Adventure and Imaginative Tales illustrations.
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Hardcover Print: $29.50 How many men there are in this broad land who have at some period of their lives cherished the ambition of becoming pirates? Captain Blood is the very ideal of a pirate. Lawless he is, but who shall say he has not sufficient provocation. He is idolized by his comrades and feared by his enemies. Made famous by the Errol Flynn motion picture, Captain Blood is a classic.
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Print: $10.32 Premiere Issue Contents:
Murder by Proxy, Robert Leslie Bellem
The Clue of the Hunted Vampire, Vance Miller
Jewels of Murder, Tom Jennings
Wire Trap, Ellery Watson Calder
Marijuana Vice Trap, L. S. Worth
Trail of Corpses, Alvin Yudkoff
Drunk, Disorderly, and Dead, Robert Leslie Bellem
Fate Plays Postman, Ray Cummings
A Straw for the Thirsty, Robert A. Garron
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Print: $15.95 How many men there are in this broad land who have at some period of their lives cherished the ambition of becoming pirates? Captain Blood is the very ideal of a pirate. Lawless he is, but who shall say he has not sufficient provocation. He is idolized by his comrades and feared by his enemies. Made famous by the Errol Flynn motion picture, Captain Blood is a classic.
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Hardcover Print: $28.95
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Print: $19.95 Apparently paying homage to Thorne Smith and "Topper", Charles F. Myer (real name Charles H. Myers) wrote a series of stories starring Toffee, a dream girl in the strictest sense of the word: she resided in Marc Pillsworth's mind. She also existed in the real world whenever she could escape Marc's subconscious. The Toffee stories are pure fantasy, are fun to read, and are a bit mischievous and spicy. Myers went on, under the pen name of Henry Farrell, to write "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" and "What Ever Happened to Cousin Charlotte?", both made into hit motion pictures. All ten Toffee stories are contained in this volume and all of the original illustrations from the pulps and digest magazines where the stories first appeared are included.
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Print: $15.92
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Thrilling Detective Stories contains ten stories from the pulp pages of Crack Detective, Detective Dragnet, Double Action Gang, Headquarters Detective, Thrilling Detective, and Thrilling Mystery magazines, featuring the work of John K. Butler, Eugene A. Clancy, Ben Conlon, George Harmon Coxe, Steve Fisher, Leo Hoban, Lew McCoy, G. Morris Sand, C.K.M. Scanlon, and Albert Edward Ullman. Read "The Hick Cop", "Flies on the Ceiling", "Carnival Killer", "The Death Kiss", "Hell's Siphon", "Talkie Murder", "Death on the Hook", "The Butcher of Hell", "Staten Island Ferry", and "Close to a Corpse". Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Print: $10.32 Premiere issue contents:
The Land That Time Forgot by Edgar Rice Burroughs
The Day New York Ended by Walter Gibson
I'll Dream of You by Charles F. Myers
Lost Treasure of Mars by Edmond Hamilton
The Last War by R. R. Botham
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Print: $19.95 Included in most issues of "Hollywood Detective" pulp magazine was an eight-page Dan Turner comic. Eleven of those comics are reprinted in this "Best of" trade paperback (comic book sized pages).
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Print: $10.45 The first issue of the Diana Daw comic, reprinting 14 2-page stories from the pages of Spicy Adventure Stories, including the first 8 stories.
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Print: $14.95 Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, returns in another collection of stories from Hollywood Detective pulp magazine. The eleven stories are: "Bullet From Nowhere", "Syndicate Snatch", "Murder--NSF", "Green Heat", "Kill Me Again", "Red Night", "Freak Show", "Murder From Music", "Fangs For The Memory", "Arrangement For Murder", and "The Riddle Thumbs A Ride". Completely illustrated with the original interior pulp artwork.
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Print: $10.32 Jungle Stories #1. Contents: A complete novel: Sorak of the Malay Jungle by Harvey D. Richard; Tarzan the Untamed, part 1 of 6, by Edgar Rice Burroughs; the first story of the series: Ki-Gor, King of the Jungle by John Murray Reynolds; Shanghai'd by Tom Curry; and Death--And the Ghost Chief's Choice by Frank Riddell.
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Hardcover Print: $52.95 SECOND EDITION.
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Hardcover Print: $52.95 SECOND EDITION.
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Hardcover Print: $28.95 by Arthur B. Reeve.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, returns in another collection of stories from Hollywood Detective pulp magazine. The eleven stories are: "Bullet From Nowhere", "Syndicate Snatch", "Murder--NSF", "Green Heat", "Kill Me Again", "Red Night", "Freak Show", "Murder From Music", "Fangs For The Memory", "Arrangement For Murder", and "The Riddle Thumbs A Ride". Completely illustrated with the original interior pulp artwork.
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Print: $14.92 by Arthur B. Reeve.
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Print: $19.95 Sally the Sleuth originally appeared in SPICY DETECTIVE STORIES as a 2-page comic, beginning in November 1934. Later, the strip was expanded into 4-page stories. Thirty-six of her adventures are compiled in this collection.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 by Arthur B. Reeve.
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Print: $14.92 by Arthur B. Reeve.
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Print: $29.95 TARZAN THE FEARLESS, a 12-chapter serial starring Buster Crabbe, is not known to exist in complete format. All that is currently available is a feature condensation. From the personal collection of Sol Lesser, the producer of the serial, is this copy of the original 12-chapter serial script. Now you can read all of the story for the missing serial footage.
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Print: $10.00 Ray "Crash" Corrigan, as part of his Corriganville Movie Ranch, included stunt shows for his visitors. This booklet shows some of those early shows which were enacted on the Silvertown western street. Photo filled with vintage photographs by Larry Parson.
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Print: $10.32 Tales From the Pulps reprints stories which first appeared in the old-time pulp magazines, the pulp pages of newspapers, the slick pages of magazines, and an occasional story which has never appeared in magazine form before. In this first issue, we present the first magazine appearance of Edgar Rice Burroughs' THE TARZAN TWINS; an air-mystery story by Frederick C. Davis, THE SKY PIRATE; a Crime Spectacularist story by Lester Dent (better known as Kenneth Robeson, who wrote most of the Doc Savage stories), HELL IN BOXES; Perry Mason creator Erle Stanley Gardner with THE POLICE OF THE HOUSE, an early Spicy/Breezy type story; and Otis Adelbert Kline, an Edgar Rice Burroughs contemporary, who wrote a series of sci-fi stories set on Venus and Mars, CITY SLICKERS. The stories are illustrated with the original artwork which accompanied their initial publication.
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Print: $9.97 In 1953, the Corriganville Movie Ranch purchased additional property for use as a parking area. Adjacent to this, Ray "Crash" Corrigan built a rodeo arena. For many years afterward, there were rodeo shows every weekend. For a short while, these shows were broadcast on local television. Photographs by Larry Parson.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 by Charles F. Myers. Marc Pillsworth was not the first man to have a girl on his mind, but at least he could claim the distinction of being the first to have one actually dwelling therein: Toffee, the Dream Girl. The book collects together 3 more Toffee stories: Toffee Haunts A Ghost, The Spirit of Toffee, and Toffee Turns The Trick. Illustrated.
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Print: $19.95 In 1937, Ray "Crash" Corrigan purchased a ranch in Simi Valley, California, which he turned into, first, a movie ranch, and later, an amusement park. This book contains a listing of the films and television shows which used the ranch for some or all of their scenes. While this listing is not complete, it is the most complete list published to date, up to 2007. Illustrated in black n white.
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Print: $14.92 by Charles F. Myers. Marc Pillsworth was not the first man to have a girl on his mind, but at least he could claim the distinction of being the first to have one actually dwelling therein: Toffee, the Dream Girl. The book collects together 3 more Toffee stories: Toffee Haunts A Ghost, The Spirit of Toffee, and Toffee Turns The Trick. Illustrated.
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Print: $44.95 In 1937, Ray "Crash" Corrigan purchased a ranch in Simi Valley, California, which he turned into, first, a movie ranch, and later, an amusement park. This book contains a listing of the films and television shows which used the ranch for some or all of their scenes. While this listing is not complete, it is the most complete list published to date, up to 2007. Illustrated in color and black n white.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 by Charles F. Myers. Marc Pillsworth was not the first man to have a girl on his mind, but at least he could claim the distinction of being the first to have one actually dwelling therein: Toffee, the Dream Girl. This first volume of the collected works of Charles F. Myers, featuring the red-headed Toffee contains the first three stories in the series: "I'll Dream of You", "You Can't Scare Me!", and "Toffee Takes A Trip". Illustrated with the original pulp magazine artwork. NOTE: This work first appeared as "The Charles F. Myers Collection #1".
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Print: $14.92 by Charles F. Myers. Marc Pillsworth was not the first man to have a girl on his mind, but at least he could claim the distinction of being the first to have one actually dwelling therein: Toffee, the Dream Girl. This first volume of the collected works of Charles F. Myers, featuring the red-headed Toffee contains the first three stories in the series: "I'll Dream of You", "You Can't Scare Me!", and "Toffee Takes A Trip". Illustrated with the original pulp magazine artwork. NOTE: This work first appeared as "The Charles F. Myers Collection #1".
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Published for the first time in hardcover, the complete magazine version of this mystery-adventure story. Gail Prim was missing; her room had been burglarized; the burglar fell into the hands of tramps; Bridge from The Mucker comes to the rescue. Also meet The Oskaloosa Kid and others as this mystery unravels. The original magazine text ran about 34,800+ words. In 1937 when ERB Inc. published the hardcover book, the end of the magazine text was removed, as well as several other deletions and changes to the original text AND over 6,000 words were added. For the first time since its original magazine appearance in 1918, we present the original The Oakdale Affair. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Published for the first time in paperback, the complete magazine version of this mystery-adventure story. Gail Prim was missing; her room had been burglarized; the burglar fell into the hands of tramps; Bridge from The Mucker comes to the rescue. Also meet The Oskaloosa Kid and others as this mystery unravels. The original magazine text ran about 34,800+ words. In 1937 when ERB Inc. published the hardcover book, the end of the magazine text was removed, as well as several other deletions and changes to the original text AND over 6,000 words were added. For the first time since its original magazine appearance in 1918, we present the original The Oakdale Affair. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 From the pages of The Lone Ranger Magazine: The Masked Rider's Justice and Killer Round-Up. Reprinted from the second and third issue of the pulp magazine, in book form for the first time. Thrill to the adventures of The Lone Ranger, Tonto, and Silver. Profusely illustrated with the original artwork from the magazines.
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Print: $14.92 From the pages of The Lone Ranger Magazine: The Masked Rider's Justice and Killer Round-Up. Reprinted from the second and third issue of the pulp magazine, in book form for the first time. Thrill to the adventures of The Lone Ranger, Tonto, and Silver. Profusely illustrated with the original artwork from the magazines.
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Print: $19.05 The vast majority of Edgar Rice Burroughs fiction first appeared in the pulp magazines of the 20th Century. His novels usually featured at least one cover appearance per story. Included in this first compilation of those magazine covers are an even fifty, presented in full color.
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Print: $10.51 Tarzan of the Apes and The Return of Tarzan appeared in newspapers around the U.S. in 1913 and 1914. Accompanying their appearance were new illustrations done by an artist known only as G. Busch. Reprinted in this comic book is all of the known artwork which illustrated the two novels.
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Print: $49.95 COLOR EDITION! Written by Edgar Rice Burroughs, The Tarzan Twins was the first of two books written for younger readers. While Tarzan does appear in the book, most of it is about the adventures of two boys in deepest, darkest Africa. This edition contains all of the original artwork and text of the first edition AND all artwork which was originally printed in color is reproduced in this book in color (59 pages of color).
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Print: $12.85 from the novel by Ralph Milne Farley, "The Radio Man", this comic book adaptation, which was originally published in 1951, is reprinted for your reading enjoyment in full color.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 Four great fantasy stories from the pages of Fantastic Adventures, Imagination, and Fantastic: The Man Who Stopped At Nothing by Paul W. Fairman. Dorn was dead, but someone was still attempting to bring him back to life; And All the Girls Were Nude by Richard Magruder. Nathaniel invented a camera lens which eliminated the clothes on all of the girls he took pictures with; The Exquisite Nudes by Adam Chase. Aliens animate statues in an art gallery, resulting in a lot of problems for the statues and the people in charge; The Wife Factory by Clyde Mitchell. The Professor invents many machines and his latest one creates women out of the thin air.
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Print: $10.45 Written by Robert Leslie Bellem and illustrated by Adolphe Barreaux (or a ghost-artist), our third issue of the Dan Turner comic book contains 3 eight-page Dan Turner stories and a two-page Betty Blake story.
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Print: $10.45 Written by Robert Leslie Bellem and illustrated by Adolphe Barreaux, our second issue of Dan Turner comic book contains 3 eight-page stories starring Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, and a two-page story of Betty Blake.
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Print: $10.50 Written and Illustrated by Adolphe Barreaux (and possibly illustrated by another artist for the 4-page stories), our third issue of Sally the Sleuth comic contains 3 two-page stories and 5 four-page stories, dated from June 1938 to June 1942.
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Print: $10.50 Written and illustrated by Adolphe Barreaux, our second Sally the Sleuth comic book contains another 13 of her 2-page stories, dated from August 1936 to January 1938.
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Print: $10.50 Written and illustrated by Adolphe Barreaux, this first issue of Sally the Sleuth comic book contains 13 of her two-page adventures in crimefighting.
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Print: $10.50 Written by Robert Leslie Bellem and illustrated by Adolphe Barreaux, this first issue of the Dan Turner comics contains 3 eight-page stories, plus a surprise appearance by Sally the Sleuth.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. A traveler stretching his rug for the night on the warm sands of the Sahara, heard an intermittent ticking sound from the earth beneath his head. Digging, he unearthed a small box from which a small cable ran straight down into the sand. It contained a telegraph instrument. Thus was revealed the story set forth in this book -- the story of the adventures of David Innes in the vast horizonless country of Pellucidar, where the noonday sun shines perpetually and there is no time; and in the Land of Awful Shadows, screened by a pendent world, where the sun has never shone. And the story, too, of the search for Dian the Beautiful, and of the strange empire established by David Innes on the inside of the world we live on. Long available only with edited text, we are proud to present the original book version of this novel in the Inner Earth Series, and illustrated with the original book artwork by J. Allen St. John.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. David Innes and his inventor friend, when they sought to test the practicability of their "subterranean prospector" made an amazing discovery. The two men pierced through the Earth's crust and found, instead of a core in a highly molten and gaseous state, a world, with living, breathing, functioning humans and animals, but a world still in the Stone Age. The hair-breadth escapes of the two men, the weird monsters encountered, the touch of romance and the manner of telling make this one of Burroughs' very best. Long available only with edited text, we are proud to present the original First Edition book version of this novel in the Inner Earth Series, illustrated with the original book artwork by J. Allen St. John.
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Print: $14.91 Four great fantasy stories from the pages of Fantastic Adventures, Imagination, and Fantastic: The Man Who Stopped At Nothing by Paul W. Fairman. Dorn was dead, but someone was still attempting to bring him back to life; And All the Girls Were Nude by Richard Magruder. Nathaniel invented a camera lens which eliminated the clothes on all of the girls he took pictures with; The Exquisite Nudes by Adam Chase. Aliens animate statues in an art gallery, resulting in a lot of problems for the statues and the people in charge; The Wife Factory by Clyde Mitchell. The Professor invents many machines and his latest one creates women out of the thin air.
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Print: $14.91 by Arthur B. Reeve, based on his scenario for the Super-Serial, The Master Mystery. What could be better? Harry Houdini, the great illusionist versus a mysterious person who has the aid of a robot known as the Automaton! A great novelization of the serial. Profusely illustrated with scenes from the serial.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 by Garrett P. Serviss, this novel was marketed as a sequel to H. G. Wells War of the Worlds and first appeared in the New York World newspaper, before being syndicated across the United States. Our reprint is of the first edition hardcover and includes all of the illustrations from that book.
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Print: $14.91 by Garrett P. Serviss, this novel was marketed as a sequel to H. G. Wells War of the Worlds and first appeared in the New York World newspaper, before being syndicated across the United States. Our reprint is of the first edition hardcover and includes all of the illustrations from that book.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 by H. G. Wells. This is the classic Martian invasion story, first published in 1897 in Great Britain. Our version is a reprint of the first American printing in 1898 by Harper & Brothers and includes the original book illustrations.
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Print: $14.91 by H. G. Wells. This is the classic Martian invasion story, first published in 1897 in Great Britain. Our version is a reprint of the first American printing in 1898 by Harper & Brothers and includes the original book illustrations.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Lester Dent. Foster Fade, Spectacularist in Crime, solves murders to make tabloid news, but his own name was marked for the obituary column when he followed the sinister trail of the Aroma Assassin in HELL IN BOXES. In the evil garden of the bloodless murder, he kept a rendezvous with the Manchu Curse, only to learn that Death strikes those who call her. Read WHITE-HOT CORPSES. And when he followed the trail of the birds whose presence brought death, he alone reached the end--and found his own shroud waiting in MURDER BY CIRCLES. Fully illustrated with the original interior artwork from All Detective Magazine.
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Print: $14.91 by Lester Dent. Foster Fade, Spectacularist in Crime, solves murders to make tabloid news, but his own name was marked for the obituary column when he followed the sinister trail of the Aroma Assassin in HELL IN BOXES. In the evil garden of the bloodless murder, he kept a rendezvous with the Manchu Curse, only to learn that Death strikes those who call her. Read WHITE-HOT CORPSES. And when he followed the trail of the birds whose presence brought death, he alone reached the end--and found his own shroud waiting in MURDER BY CIRCLES. Fully illustrated with the original interior artwork from All Detective Magazine.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 A Martian Collection of stories from Amazing Stories, Fantastic Adventures, and Super-Science Fiction magazines of the 1940's and 1950's. Stories included in this collection: Lost Treasure of Mars, Edmond Hamilton, The Red Singing Sands, Koller Ernst, Murder on Mars, Frances M. Deegan, Nothing's Impossible, Charles L. Fontenay, The Prince of Mars Returns, Philip F. Nowlan, and Bright Flowers of Mars, Curtis W. Casewitt. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Print: $14.91 A Martian Collection of stories from Amazing Stories, Fantastic Adventures, and Super-Science Fiction magazines of the 1940's and 1950's. Stories included in this collection: Lost Treasure of Mars, Edmond Hamilton, The Red Singing Sands, Koller Ernst, Murder on Mars, Frances M. Deegan, Nothing's Impossible, Charles L. Fontenay, The Prince of Mars Returns, Philip F. Nowlan, and Bright Flowers of Mars, Curtis W. Casewitt. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 by S. Fowler Wright. This book is fantasy to the extent that it is set in a remote period of the Earth's history, and populates it with races of men, and some other creatures, which cannot be precisely identified with any of which remains or fossil impressions have been discovered. It is realism in that the conditions which it presents are logical and credible, and include nothing which may not quite probably have occurred in the immense period during which the human race has existed.
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Print: $14.91 by S. Fowler Wright. This book is fantasy to the extent that it is set in a remote period of the Earth's history, and populates it with races of men, and some other creatures, which cannot be precisely identified with any of which remains or fossil impressions have been discovered. It is realism in that the conditions which it presents are logical and credible, and include nothing which may not quite probably have occurred in the immense period during which the human race has existed.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 by Arthur B. Reeve, based on his scenario for the Super-Serial, The Master Mystery. What could be better? Harry Houdini, the great illusionist versus a mysterious person who has the aid of a robot known as the Automaton! A great novelization of the serial. Profusely illustrated with scenes from the serial.
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Hardcover Print: $30.93 by Arthur B. Reeve. The Dream Doctor is a collection of stories from Cosmopolitan magazine in 1913 and 1914, starring the American Detective, Craig Kennedy. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 by Arthur B. Reeve. The Dream Doctor is a collection of stories which first appeared in Cosmopolitan magazine in 1913 and 1914, and starred the American Detective, Craig Kennedy. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Robert Bloch. A brassiere salesman who can fly, vampires, pink elephants, a gorilla who can talk, ten clones of the same person, these are just a few of the odd characters found in THE BIG BINGE and THE MIRACLE OF RONALD WEEMS, two fantasy stories from the pen of "Psycho" author, Robert Bloch. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 by Robert Bloch. A brassiere salesman who can fly, vampires, pink elephants, gorillas who talk, a man who can make clothes fall off of anybody by just thinking about it -- these are just a few of the characters found in these two stories by "Psycho" author, Robert Bloch. Illustrated. A Pulpville Press Double Book.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Theodore A. Tinsley. The Emergency Council for Crime Control enlisted Major John Tattersall Lacy to rid their city of crime. Lacy organized the crime fighting group, Amusement Inc. Along with ex-Marines Charlie Weaver, Ed Corning, Pat Harrigan, and a group of others, they fought crime. In the series of stories in this book, they confront a ruthless and clever villain in The Scarlet Ace. Follow these four stories from the pages of All Detective Magazine for 1933: "The Scarlet Ace", "Candidate for Death", "Hell House", and "The House of Crime". Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 by Theodore A. Tinsley. The Emergency Council for Crime Control enlisted Major John Tattersall Lacy to rid their city of crime. Lacy organized the crime fighting group, Amusement Inc. Along with ex-Marines Charlie Weaver, Ed Corning, Pat Harrigan, and a group of others, they fought crime. In the series of stories in this book, they confront a ruthless and clever villain in The Scarlet Ace. Follow these four stories from the pages of All Detective Magazine for 1933: "The Scarlet Ace", "Candidate for Death", "Hell House", and "The House of Crime". Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. Duke Pizzatello, private investigator, was employed by the Kohlar brothers, Steve and Joe. Dixie Parker was the private secretary of Steve Kohlar. Gertie Kohlar was the wife of Joe and was an eye-full. Nelia Mason, wife of Dr. Carney Mason, was seeking evidence on the infidelity of her husband with his nurse, Myra Holly. Dr. Mason's partner, Dr. Sebring, also had a crush on the nurse. Then all hell broke loose. Dr. Mason was found with a bullet through his brain and a naked, skinned, female was found dead on his examination table and Duke Pizzatello was up to his throat in crime and underdressed women. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 Duke Pizzatello, private investigator, was employed by the Kohlar brothers, Steve and Joe. Dixie Parker was the private secretary of Steve Kohlar. Gertie Kohlar was the wife of Joe and was an eye-full. Nelia Mason, wife of Dr. Carney Mason, was seeking evidence on the infidelity of her husband with his nurse, Myra Holly. Dr. Mason's partner, Dr. Sebring, also had a crush on the nurse. Then all hell broke loose. Dr. Mason was found with a bullet through his brain and a naked, skinned, female was found dead on his examination table and Duke Pizzatello was up to his throat in crime and underdressed women. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. Written and created by Robert Leslie Bellem, the hardnosed, feisty, Hollywood Detective, Dan Turner, is featured in eight stories and one comic presentation in this compilation. Read Temporary Corpse, Death's Bright Halo, Beyond Justice, Dark Star of Death, Blackmail from Beyond, Crimson Quest, Cat Act, and Latin Blood, as well as the comic, The Murdered Mummy. All stories are from Spicy Detective and Private Detective and are fully illustrated with the original artwork which accompanied their publication in the pulps.
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Print: $14.95 Written and created by Robert Leslie Bellem, the hardnosed, feisty, Hollywood Detective, Dan Turner, is featured in eight stories and one comic presentation in this compilation. Read Temporary Corpse, Death's Bright Halo, Beyond Justice, Dark Star of Death, Blackmail from Beyond, Crimson Quest, Cat Act, and Latin Blood, as well as the comic, The Murdered Mummy. All stories are from Spicy Detective and Private Detective and are fully illustrated with the original artwork which accompanied their publication in the pulps.
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Hardcover Print: $30.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. This second collection of Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, stories by Robert Leslie Bellem first appeared in Hollywood Detective magazine from September 1943 to December 1943. Nine stories in all, each fully illustrated with their original magazine artwork. The story "Cat Act", which first appeared in Spicy Detective, and appears again in this collection, is a rewritten version with new characters and text. However, the plot line is the same. The other stories in this collection are: "Death Begins At Forty", "Corpse on Ice", "Homicide Highball", "King-Size Kill", "Murder Off the Record", "Dead Man's Code", "Death's Dress Rehearsal", and "The Lake of the Left-Hand Moon".
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Print: $15.91 This second collection of Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, stories by Robert Leslie Bellem first appeared in Hollywood Detective magazine from September 1943 to December 1943. Nine stories in all, each fully illustrated with their original magazine artwork. The story "Cat Act", which first appeared in Spicy Detective, and appears again in this collection, is a rewritten version with new characters and text. However, the plot line is the same. The other stories in this collection are: "Death Begins At Forty", "Corpse on Ice", "Homicide Highball", "King-Size Kill", "Murder Off the Record", "Dead Man's Code", "Death's Dress Rehearsal", and "The Lake of the Left-Hand Moon".
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Hardcover Print: $29.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. Come join Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, in this third collection of his tales - nine great stories from 1944, brought to you in the same order as they were originally published. Thrill to Dan Turner's exploits as told by his author, Robert Leslie Bellem, with the original text from the pulp magazine Hollywood Detective, and the original illustrations which graced the stories in that old-time magazine.
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Print: $14.91 Come join Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, in this third collection of his tales - nine great stories from 1944, brought to you in the same order as they were originally published. Thrill to Dan Turner's exploits as told by his author, Robert Leslie Bellem, with the original text from the pulp magazine Hollywood Detective, and the original illustrations which graced the stories in that old-time magazine.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER by Robert Leslie Bellem. Without such a monumental hangover that rainy morning, Store Detective Barney Cunard might have chuckled at the naked clothes dummy so bawdily displayed on his desk. But the subsequent discovery of the very nude, very real and very dead body of Nora Gleason in the green-hued window of Westervelt's Department Store was no joke! Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 by Robert Leslie Bellem. Without such a monumental hangover that rainy morning, Store Detective Barney Cunard might have chuckled at the naked clothes dummy so bawdily displayed on his desk. But the subsequent discovery of the very nude, very real and very dead body of Nora Gleason in the green-hued window of Westervelt's Department Store was no joke! Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 by Robert Leslie Bellem. This is our fourth collection of Dan Turner stories from Hollywood Detective pulp magazine, featuring the original text and original artwork. The stories in this collection are: Killer's Contract, Sleep for a Dreamer, The Tree of the Pointing Finger, Kidnap Ticket, Dan Turner Deals an Ace, Dirge for a Phony, The Queen Was In Her Coffin, and Serial Kill. Also included is a Writer's Digest article, "Break It Up!".
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Print: $14.91 by Robert Leslie Bellem. This is our fourth collection of Dan Turner stories from Hollywood Detective pulp magazine, featuring the original text and original artwork. The stories in this collection are: Killer's Contract, Sleep for a Dreamer, The Tree of the Pointing Finger, Kidnap Ticket, Dan Turner Deals an Ace, Dirge for a Phony, The Queen Was In Her Coffin, and Serial Kill. Also included is a Writer's Digest article, "Break It Up!".
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 Written by Robert Leslie Bellem with the penname of John A. Saxon. "Just a routine assignment," the Los Angeles office told Sam Welpton, insurance investigator and claims adjuster. But what they didn't tell him was that this job, which began as an accident claim investigation, would turn into a murder case--with Sam the most likely suspect.
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Print: $14.91 Written by Robert Leslie Bellem with the penname of John A. Saxon. "Just a routine assignment," the Los Angeles office told Sam Welpton, insurance investigator and claims adjuster. But what they didn't tell him was that this job, which began as an accident claim investigation, would turn into a murder case--with Sam the most likely suspect.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 by Robert Leslie Bellem writing as John A. Saxon. "Half-Past Mortem" is the follow-up story to "Liability Limited" (aka "This Was No Accident") and follows Sam Whelpton as he attempts to uncover and untangle the mystery surrounding an automobile accident where the victim is found missing!
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Print: $14.91 by Robert Leslie Bellem writing as John A. Saxon. "Half-Past Mortem" is the follow-up story to "Liability Limited" (aka "This Was No Accident") and follows Sam Whelpton as he attempts to uncover and untangle the mystery surrounding an automobile accident where the victim is found missing!
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Print: $14.91 Written by Robert Leslie Bellem under the Anthony Gordon penname, this is one of at least two adult novels which he wrote. While a little more explicit than his spicy work, it is still very tame compared to today's standards. It is a love story of Janie and Gil, and of all the troubles which come from Janie attempting to lead Gil to the best job available for his talents (packaging). When I first began reading it, I was dubious as to its quality and the story content, but being a Bellem novel, it turned out to be a good read.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 Written by Robert Leslie Bellem under the Anthony Gordon penname, this is one of at least two adult novels which he wrote. While a little more explicit than his spicy work, it is still very tame compared to today's standards. It is a love story of Janie and Gil, and of all the troubles which come from Janie attempting to lead Gil to the best job available for his talents (packaging). When I first began reading it, I was dubious as to its quality and the story content, but being a Bellem novel, it turned out to be a good read.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. The Overland Limited, aglow with lights, stood in the Dearborn Street station in Chicago waiting for eight o'clock and the last of its fortunate passengers. Near the entrance gates, through which perspiring men and women were hurrying, stood the rear cars of the train. Within these could be seen joyous passengers locating themselves and arranging bags and parcels. In fifteen minutes the long journey of Ned Napier and his chum Alan Hope to the far southwest was to begin -- the quest of the Aztec Treasure!
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Print: $14.91 The Overland Limited, aglow with lights, stood in the Dearborn Street station in Chicago waiting for eight o'clock and the last of its fortunate passengers. Near the entrance gates, through which perspiring men and women were hurrying, stood the rear cars of the train. Within these could be seen joyous passengers locating themselves and arranging bags and parcels. In fifteen minutes the long journey of Ned Napier and his chum Alan Hope to the far southwest was to begin -- the quest of the Aztec Treasure!
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Print: $14.91 Compiled by Jerry L. Schneider, this collection of stories from Breezy Stories magazine includes the works of some famous authors, including Erle Stanley Gardner, Ray Cummings, Johnston McCulley, and Murray Leinster. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 A compilation of stories from G-Men pulp magazine featuring 14 lively and thrilling tales by such authors as Frank Gruber, Col. William T. Cowin, Lee Fredericks, and many more. Stories include "G-Man Jones", "My Brother's Keeper", "Fanged Death", "Murder Invitation", and ten more. Fully illustrated with the original artwork which accompanied their magazine appearance.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 Sky Pirates, Sky Racketeers, and Patrol of the Dead, thrilling sky stories from the pages of Air Stories and Wings, written by Frederick C. Davis. The original pulp magazine text and illustrations.
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Print: $14.92 Sky Pirates, Sky Racketeers, and Patrol of the Dead, thrilling sky stories from the pages of Air Stories and Wings, written by Frederick C. Davis. The original pulp magazine text and illustrations.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. The original uncensored magazine version of this Tarzan story which finds him wandering the distant lands of Abyssinia, lured by the secrets and mystery of that land. And it is in one far place that the strange white warrior in armor of ivory leads him to the luxurious court of the most beautiful woman in the world, to slavery, to the arena, to the lion pit, to an atmosphere of love and hate, of intrigue and murder, to new friends and powerful enemies, to the throne of the Great God Thoos, to flaming Xarator, and to the horrors of the Grand Hunt. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. From the pages of Jungle Stories come the first two stories in the long-running Ki-Gor of the Jungle series. Featured here are "Ki-Gor, King of the Jungle" and "Ki-Gor and the Stolen Empire". Illustrated with the original pulp artwork.
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. The original uncensored magazine version of this Tarzan story which finds him wandering the distant lands of Abyssinia, lured by the secrets and mystery of that land. And it is in one far place that the strange white warrior in armor of ivory leads him to the luxurious court of the most beautiful woman in the world, to slavery, to the arena, to the lion pit, to an atmosphere of love and hate, of intrigue and murder, to new friends and powerful enemies, to the throne of the Great God Thoos, to flaming Xarator, and to the horrors of the Grand Hunt. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Print: $11.46 From the pages of Jungle Stories come the first two stories in the long-running Ki-Gor of the Jungle series. Featured here are "Ki-Gor, King of the Jungle" and "Ki-Gor and the Stolen Empire". Illustrated with the original pulp artwork.
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Print: $14.92 Nick Carter, Detective, appeared in hundreds of stories in the late 1800's and early 1900's in dime novels. From the pages of Nick Carter Detective Library No. 1 for August 1891 and from New Nick Carter Weekly No. 563 for October 12, 1907, come these two stories: "The Solution of a Remarkable Case" and "The Great Spy System or Nick Carter's Promise to the President".
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Print: $14.91 From the pages of Thrilling Mystery pulp magazine come these nine tales from the pen of Ray Cummings: "The Death Song", "The Case of the Mummified Corpse", "Ashes of Murder", "The Dead Who Walk", "The Man Who Cast Two Shadows", "Castle of Horror", "The Thing in the Bottle", "Fear Rides the Stars", and "Souvenir of Doom". Fully illustrated with the original artwork which accompanied these stories in the magazine.
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Hardcover Print: $29.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. Follow the amazing adventures of Captain Future and the Futuremen in the final seven stories in the series. Thrill to The Return of Captain Future, Children of the Sun, The Harpers of Titan, Pardon My Iron Nerves, Moon of the Unforgotten, Earthmen No More, and Birthplace of Creation. Illustrated with artwork from the original pulp magazine appearances.
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Print: $14.91 Follow the amazing adventures of Captain Future and the Futuremen in the final seven stories in the series. Thrill to The Return of Captain Future, Children of the Sun, The Harpers of Titan, Pardon My Iron Nerves, Moon of the Unforgotten, Earthmen No More, and Birthplace of Creation. Illustrated with artwork from the original pulp magazine appearances.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 From the pages of G-Men comes this thrilling Dan Fowler novel as he fights against an unknown criminal who has taken over Hollywood. Fully illustrated with the original artwork from the pulp. Also included is the short story, Murder in the Ybarra, a G-Men story by Howard R. Marsh.
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Print: $11.46 From the pages of G-Men comes this thrilling Dan Fowler novel as he fights against an unknown criminal who has taken over Hollywood. Fully illustrated with the original artwork from the pulp. Also included is the short story, Murder in the Ybarra, a G-Men story by Howard R. Marsh.
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Print: $14.92 From the pages of Private Detective, Super-Detective, and Fifth Column Stories come six stories from the mighty pen of Robert Leslie Bellem. The stories in this collection include "Killer's Ruse", "Murder on Furlough", "Wire Trap", "Dead Mike", "A Corpse Can't Croon", and "Enough Glory". Fully illustrated with all of the original interior artwork from the original pulp magazines.
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Print: $14.92 Thirteen stories by Robert Leslie Bellem from a variety of magazines such as Gay Parisienne, Snappy, Spicy Detective, and more. This collection includes "Blood for the Vampire Dead", "Shanghai Jester", "The Cock Crows Murder", the title story "Knife in the Dark", "Fatal Allure", "Paulette Poses", "Grappling Trilby", "Badgering Bickford", "Never Say Dice!", "The Fall of Frisco Eddie", "Night Scene", "Too Many Diamonds", and "Live Bait". Fully illustrated with the original artwork from their magazine appearances.
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Print: $14.92 Edited by Jerry L. Schneider, Thrilling Detective Stories contains ten stories from the pulp pages of Crack Detective, Detective Dragnet, Double Action Gang, Headquarters Detective, Thrilling Detective, and Thrilling Mystery magazines, featuring the work of John K. Butler, Eugene A. Clancy, Ben Conlon, George Harmon Coxe, Steve Fisher, Leo Hoban, Lew McCoy, G. Morris Sand, C.K.M. Scanlon, and Albert Edward Ullman. Read "The Hick Cop", "Flies on the Ceiling", "Carnival Killer", "The Death Kiss", "Hell's Siphon", "Talkie Murder", "Death on the Hook", "The Butcher of Hell", "Staten Island Ferry", and "Close to a Corpse". Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Print: $14.92 Edited by Jerry L. Schneider, Spicy Western Stories collects together stories from Spicy Western Stories and Fighting Western, both published by the Culture/Trojan Publishing Company. Fully illustrated with the original artwork from the magazines.
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Hardcover Print: $32.93 FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER! For the first time in hardcover, the COMPLETE Kwa of the Jungle series by Paul Regard (Perley Poore Sheehan). All six stories, all the original interior illustrations.
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Print: $9.91 First time in paperback! The first story in the Kwa of the Jungle series. Who is Kwa and where did he come from? The answers are in this book. Illustrated.
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Print: $9.92 Written by Paul Regard (Perley Poore Sheehan), Book 2 contains the story Kwa and the Ape People which features Kwa's fight with the spider-men. Illustrated.
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Print: $9.92 Written by Paul Regard (Perley Poore Sheehan) features two Kwa stories from Thrilling Adventures magazine: Kwa, King of Ophir and Kwa and the Beast Men.
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Print: $9.92 By Paul Regard (Perley Poore Sheehan). The final two stories in the Kwa of the Jungle series from Thrilling Adventures magazine: Kwa and the Walking Moon and Kwa and the Swamp Demon.
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Print: $14.92 Known as Captain Trouble, the Fighting Fool, and Shadak Khan, he was born Pelham Shattuck, an American. Follow his complete adventures in the Orient as he fights to become the successor to the great Kubla Khan. Fully illustrated with the original Thrilling Adventures interior illustrations.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. A story of love, intrigue, adventure, and murder, in which an American youth plays the part of a hero in Brazil in the days of the revolution against the monarchy at the turn of the 20th Century. Written by the creator of the Land of Oz and many other children's stories, this novel is one of his few adult works. Originally bylined Schuyler Staunton. Fully illustrated with the original book artwork and newspaper artwork.
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Print: $14.91 A story of love, intrigue, adventure, and murder, in which an American youth plays the part of a hero in Brazil in the days of the revolution against the monarchy at the turn of the 20th Century. Written by the creator of the Land of Oz and many other children's stories, this novel is one of his few adult works. Originally bylined Schuyler Staunton. Fully illustrated with the original book artwork and newspaper artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. Written by L. Frank Baum and published under the pen-name of Edith Van Dyne, Aunt Jane's Nieces is the first book in a series of books for girls. As popular as the Oz books when first published, this series is now mostly forgotten. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 Written by L. Frank Baum and published under the pen-name of Edith Van Dyne, Aunt Jane's Nieces is the first book in a series of books for girls. As popular as the Oz books when first published, this series is now mostly forgotten. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $29.93 FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER. For the first time since their original publication in the pulp magazines Thrilling Mystery, Thrilling Wonder Stories, and Startling Stories come these four collaborations by the sons of Edgar Rice Burroughs and his daughter-in-law. Hybrid of Horror by John Coleman Burroughs and Jane Ralston Burroughs, and The Man Without A World, The Lightning Men, and The Bottom of the World by John Coleman Burroughs and Hulbert Burroughs. Fully illustrated with the original pulp artwork.
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Print: $14.91 For the first time since their original publication in the pulp magazines Thrilling Mystery, Thrilling Wonder Stories, and Startling Stories come these four collaborations by the sons of Edgar Rice Burroughs and his daughter-in-law. Hybrid of Horror by John Coleman Burroughs and Jane Ralston Burroughs, and The Man Without A World, The Lightning Men, and The Bottom of the World by John Coleman Burroughs and Hulbert Burroughs. Fully illustrated with the original pulp artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. This is the first story in the Ka-Zar pulp series.
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Print: $14.91 by Bob Byrd. This is the first story in the Ka-Zar pulp series.
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Print: $12.47 by James Anson Buck. One of the two Sheena pulp stories.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 Vice Squad Detective was a very short lived pulp magazine which lasted only one issue. Apparently published in 1935, it contained 12 stories. Six of those stories are reprinted in this book. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION by Manly Wade Wellman. Curt Newton, better known as Captain Future, Joan Randall, and the Futuremen cruise into a strange world peopled with weird, pallid inhabitants, on the quest of a lost satellite--the Moon--which was mysteriously plucked from the sky! Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 by Manly Wade Wellman. Curt Newton, better known as Captain Future, Joan Randall, and the Futuremen cruise into a strange world peopled with weird, pallid inhabitants, on the quest of a lost satellite--the Moon--which was mysteriously plucked from the sky! Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 A Range Riders Western by Gunnison Steele. Rustlers and mysterious outlaws bring despair to the Arizona range until the West's most fearless trio of avengers comes a-ridin' to smash the evil plans of a fiendish conspirator! Follow the exciting exploits of Steve Reese, Hank Ball and Dusty Trail--as they deliver in roaring gunsmoke another lesson in law! From Range Riders Western pulp magazine. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 A Range Riders Western by Gunnison Steele. Rustlers and mysterious outlaws bring despair to the Arizona range until the West's most fearless trio of avengers comes a-ridin' to smash the evil plans of a fiendish conspirator! Follow the exciting exploits of Steve Reese, Hank Ball and Dusty Trail--as they deliver in roaring gunsmoke another lesson in law! From Range Riders Western pulp magazine. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER FIRST EDITION. Written by E. Hoffman Price. This wild and wacky western series starring Simon Bolivar Grimes, a young man from Georgia, relates his adventures in Texas with the law, outlaws, and women. Funny in the Breckenridge Elkins vain, and Price paid homage to his friend, Robert E. Howard, in creating this series after Howard's death in 1936. This first collection contains the first six stories in the series and all are from Spicy Western. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 by E. Hoffman Price. This wild and wacky western series starring Simon Bolivar Grimes, a young man from Georgia, relates his adventures in Texas with the law, outlaws, and women. Funny in the Breckenridge Elkins vain, and Price paid homage to his friend, Robert E. Howard, in creating this series after Howard's death in 1936. This first collection contains the first six stories in the series and all are from Spicy Western. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. The exciting first novel in the "Radio Man" series of stories starring Myles Cabot. Read about his advent on the planet Venus, his encounter with the Ant-Men and the Cupians (human-like beings). Fully illustrated with the original artwork from the pulp magazines in which the story first appeared.
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Print: $14.92 The exciting first novel in the "Radio Man" series of stories starring Myles Cabot. Read about his advent on the planet Venus, his encounter with the Ant-Men and the Cupians (human-like beings). Fully illustrated with the original artwork from the pulp magazines in which the story first appeared.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER! Myles Standish Cabot, radio genius, who solved the secret of the wireless transmission of matter, returns to earth from Poros - the planet Venus - whose inhabitants, the Cupians, are much like men, except that they have antennae, instead of ears, and communicate by radio. Cabot relates how the conquered Formians (see "The Radio Man"), giat, intelligent ant-men, conspired with Prince Yuri, a renegade Cupian, and his followers to again take control of the planet. The original magazine text. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 Myles Standish Cabot, radio genius, who solved the secret of the wireless transmission of matter, returns to earth from Poros - the planet Venus - whose inhabitants, the Cupians, are much like men, except that they have antennae, instead of ears, and communicate by radio. Cabot relates how the conquered Formians (see "The Radio Man"), giat, intelligent ant-men, conspired with Prince Yuri, a renegade Cupian, and his followers to again take control of the planet. The original magazine text. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER! The final two stories in the Myles Standish Cabot Radio Man Venus Series. Thrill to his exploits on Earth in "The Radio Man Returns" and on Venus in "The Radio Minds of Mars". Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 By Ralph Milne Farley. The final two stories in The Radio Man series are presented in this book: The Radio Man Returns and The Radio Minds of Mars. Follow the final adventures of Myles Cabot as he fights on Earth and on Venus. Includes three short articles about and by Ralph Milne Farley. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 Three stories are included in this first collection of stories: The Immortality of Alan Whidden (a time travel story), City of Lost Souls (a Foreign Legion tale set on Mars), and Who Killed Gilbert Foster? (a detective tale). Also included is a short biography from Argosy magazine. Illustrated.
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Print: $12.91 Three stories are included in this first collection of stories: The Immortality of Alan Whidden (a time travel story), City of Lost Souls (a Foreign Legion tale set on Mars), and Who Killed Gilbert Foster? (a detective tale). Also included is a short biography from Argosy magazine. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 The second collection of stories by Ralph Milne Farley contains Pe-Ra, Daughter of the Sun, The House of Ectasy, Holy City of Mars, The Invisible Bomber, The 'Rexmel', Wish I Had Written That, two Meet the Authors biographies from Amazing Stories and a fictional biography of his pen-name, Lieut. John Pease. Fully Illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Print: $12.91 The second collection of stories by Ralph Milne Farley contains Pe-Ra, Daughter of the Sun, The House of Ectasy, Holy City of Mars, The Invisible Bomber, The 'Rexmel', Wish I Had Written That, two Meet the Authors biographies from Amazing Stories and a fictional biography of his pen-name, Lieut. John Pease. Fully Illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER FIRST EDITION. Written by Ralph Milne Farley. A Story of the Lost Continent of Lemuria. It was Adams Mayhew against the Spider, a mad genius of Mu -- with the existence of that lost Pacific continent at stake. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 by Ralph Milne Farley. A Story of the Lost Continent of Lemuria. It was Adams Mayhew against the Spider, a mad genius of Mu -- with the existence of that lost Pacific continent at stake. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.98 by Ralph Milne Farley. John Farley Pease was the great-grandfather of the author, and he was a scientist in the year 2000 A.D., a time far in the future of the writing of this story (1932). Follow the adventures of Pease as he provides his scientific knowledge to the U.S. to ward off the invasion of the Soviet Siberia. This book contains the complete text of the story as well as the original illustrations.
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Print: $14.91 by Ralph Milne Farley. John Farley Pease was the great-grandfather of the author, and he was a scientist in the year 2000 A.D., a time far in the future of the writing of this story (1932). Follow the adventures of Pease as he provides his scientific knowledge to the U.S. to ward off the invasion of the Soviet Siberia. This book contains the complete text of the story as well as the original illustrations.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. Suddenly transported by psychic wizardry to the beautiful and mysterious neighbor planet, Venus, Robert Grandon, who all his life had craved adventure, found it a'plenty. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Print: $14.91 Suddenly transported by psychic wizardry to the beautiful and mysterious neighbor planet, Venus, Robert Grandon, who all his life had craved adventure, found it a'plenty. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 Written by Otis Adelbert Kline, this first collection of his work by Pulpville Press includes fiction (Revenge of the Robot, Stolen Centuries, The Iron World, Man From the Moon, Flaming Notes, Office Flirt, and City Slickers) as well as the non-fiction Writing the Fantastic Story. Fully Illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Print: $12.91 Written by Otis Adelbert Kline, this first collection of his work by Pulpville Press includes fiction (Revenge of the Robot, Stolen Centuries, The Iron World, Man From the Moon, Flaming Notes, Office Flirt, and City Slickers) as well as the non-fiction Writing the Fantastic Story. Fully Illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $32.93 FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER. Three of his stories were printed in the Modern Mechanics and Invention magazine in edited and rewritten form. This paperback reprints the complete original texts from these magazines along with the original artwork which illustrated the stories. The stories are: Conquest of the Moon (The Moon Maid), Lost Inside the Earth (At the Earth's Core), and Carter of the Red Planet (Under the Moons of Mars/A Princess of Mars).
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Print: $14.92 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Three of his stories were printed in the Modern Mechanics and Invention magazine in edited and rewritten form. This paperback reprints the complete original texts from these magazines along with the original artwork which illustrated the stories. The stories are: Conquest of the Moon (The Moon Maid), Lost Inside the Earth (At the Earth's Core), and Carter of the Red Planet (Under the Moons of Mars/A Princess of Mars).
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. First Time in Paperback! This is the original Modern Mechanics and Inventions magazine version of The Moon Maid. Illustrated.
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Print: $9.47 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is reprinted with the complete original text from Modern Mechanics and Inventions magazine and is fully illustrated with all of the original artwork that appeared in the magazine. A new frontispiece by Shaun Hoadley is also included.
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Print: $12.47 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. First Time in Paperback! This is the Modern Mechanics and Invention magazine version of A Princess of Mars (aka Under the Moons of Mars). The text differs from the other two versions. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. A young orphan is adopted and raised by great apes in Africa. He grows to manhood as Tarzan, King of the Apes. He soon falls in love with the beautiful Jane Porter. Filled with many exciting adventures, this book follows the original, uncensored text of the pulp magazine All Story.
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Print: $14.92 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. A young orphan is adopted and raised by great apes in Africa. He grows to manhood as Tarzan, King of the Apes. He soon falls in love with the beautiful Jane Porter. Filled with many exciting adventures, this book follows the original, uncensored text of the pulp magazine All Story.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. Tarzan is in need of funds and returns to the hidden city of Opar, ruled by La, to approriate gold from the treasure vault there. An earthquake causes falling debris and Tarzan is struck on the head and loses his memory. This reprint uses the original text from the first magazine appearance. Illustrated with the great J. Allen St. John artwork from the hardcover edition (the magazine version contained no interior illustrations).
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Print: $14.95 The original Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar by Edgar Rice Burroughs, the text from the first magazine appearance. Illustrated with the great J. Allen St. John artwork from the hardcover edition (the magazine version contained no interior illustrations).
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. It is the time of World War One. The Germans have destroyed Tarzan's plantation and murdered his wife, Jane. Tarzan seeks revenge against the German army. This reprint uses the original text as it first appeared in print. Illustrated with the great artwork of J. Allen St. John (the original magazine illustrations do not reproduce good enough to reprint).
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Print: $14.91 The original text of Tarzan the Untamed as it first appeared in print, including the death of Jane sequence. Illustrated with the great artwork of J. Allen St. John (the original magazine illustrations do not reproduce good enough to reprint).
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. This is the sequel to Tarzan the Untamed. The original text from All Story magazine is used. Illustrated with the great J. Allen St. John artwork from the hardcover edition (the magazine had no interior illustrations).
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Print: $14.92 The original text of Tarzan and the Valley of Luna exactly as it first appeared in print. Illustrated with the great J. Allen St. John artwork from the hardcover edition (the magazine had no interior illustrations).
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. From the original pulp magazine appearance, unedited and uncensored! Tarzan of the Apes has added a biplane to the equipment of his African estate. On a practice flight he unwittingly conquers distance until the impenetrable Great Thorn Forest appears, inclosing a hitherto undiscovered country. Tarzan's biplane crashes, and the unconscious aviator is found by a huge she-creature of the Alali. Recovering consciousness, he flees with a youth of the Alali and instructs him in the art of the bow and arrow. And then the ape-man encounters another marvel of the jungle - a horde of white pygmies of warlike spirit mounted on dwarf antelopes. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 From the original pulp magazine appearance, unedited and uncensored! Tarzan of the Apes has added a biplane to the equipment of his African estate. On a practice flight he unwittingly conquers distance until the impenetrable Great Thorn Forest appears, inclosing a hitherto undiscovered country. Tarzan's biplane crashes, and the unconscious aviator is found by a huge she-creature of the Alali. Recovering consciousness, he flees with a youth of the Alali and instructs him in the art of the bow and arrow. And then the ape-man encounters another marvel of the jungle - a horde of white pygmies of warlike spirit mounted on dwarf antelopes. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. First published as a children's book in hardcover by the Volland Company, The Tarzan Twins is one of two juvenile stories by Edgar Rice Burroughs (the second being the sequel to this one). Our edition includes a majority of the illustrations in the original edition, converted to black/white.
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Print: $14.92 First published as a children's book in hardcover by the Volland Company, The Tarzan Twins is one of two juvenile stories by Edgar Rice Burroughs (the second being the sequel to this one). Our edition includes a majority of the illustrations in the original edition, converted to black/white.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. A story of another world, curiously captivating in its romantic qualities and in the originality of its conception. The spirit of adventure carried beyond earth, into the realms of space. This is the seminal novel of Edgar Rice Burroughs, famous author of Tarzan of the Apes. John Carter of Earth and his adventures on Barsoom (Martian for Mars) and his romance with Dejah Thoris, a princess of Mars. Fully illustrated with the artwork which appeared with the newspaper serialization. The text is the original All Story pulp magazine version.
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Print: $14.91 A story of another world, curiously captivating in its romantic qualities and in the originality of its conception. The spirit of adventure carried beyond earth, into the realms of space. This is the seminal novel of Edgar Rice Burroughs, famous author of Tarzan of the Apes. John Carter of Earth and his adventures on Barsoom (Martian for Mars) and his romance with Dejah Thoris, a princess of Mars. Fully illustrated with the artwork which appeared with the newspaper serialization. The text is the original All Story pulp magazine version.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Thuvia was the daughter of Thuvan Dihn, Jeddak of Ptarth, and Carthoris was the sone of the great John Carter of Mars. In the gardens of Thuvia's father, Astok, Prince of Dusar, attempted to forcibly kiss Thuvia when Carthoris arrived and broke it up. The princess was outraged and faced with a very difficult and intricate problem. Fully illustrated by J. Allen St. John.
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. First Time in Paperback! This is the original magazine version of Thuvia, Maid of Mars. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. The original The Master Mind of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs, with the complete text from its first publication in the pages of Amazing Stories Annual and containing all of the original illustrations from that pulp magazine. Includes an unpublished J. Allen St. John front cover.
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Print: $14.91 The original The Master Mind of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs, with the complete text from its first publication in the pages of Amazing Stories Annual and containing all of the original illustrations from that pulp magazine. Includes an unpublished J. Allen St. John front cover.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. This is the middle book of his Moon series (along with The Moon Maid and The Red Hawk). The story follows the invasion of the Earth by creatures from the Moon. The text used is the original pulp magazine text.
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Print: $14.92 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is the middle book of his Moon series (along with The Moon Maid and The Red Hawk). The story follows the invasion of the Earth by creatures from the Moon. The text used is the original pulp magazine text.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is the final novel in his Moon Series Trilogy. It deals with the final battle between the Moon Men and the Earth Men, far in the distant future. The text is the complete, original pulp magazine text.
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Print: $12.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is the final novel in his Moon Series Trilogy. It deals with the final battle between the Moon Men and the Earth Men, far in the distant future. The text is the complete, original pulp magazine text.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. This story was first published in the All Story pulp magazine in 1917. When the story was published in book form, the original story was slightly changed PLUS a concurrent storyline was included to double the size of the book. Now, for the first time since its original publication, the original magazine version text is being reprinted.
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs was first published in the All Story pulp magazine in 1917. When the story was published in book form, the original story was slightly changed PLUS a concurrent storyline was included to double the size of the book. Now, for the first time since its original publication, the original magazine version text is being reprinted.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. One of a handful of historical novels of fiction, H.R.H. The Rider takes place in a small Balkan country around 1918. Love, mistaken identities, foreign intrigue, kings, princes, princesses, and Americans -- what more could you ask for.
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Print: $14.92 One of a handful of historical novels of fiction, H.R.H. The Rider takes place in a small Balkan country around 1918. Love, mistaken identities, foreign intrigue, kings, princes, princesses, and Americans -- what more could you ask for.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. This is the complete uncensored and unedited text of the original appearance of the story. "A native woman working in the little cultivated patch just outside the palisade which surrounded the mission was the first to see them. Her scream penetrated to the living room of the little thatched bungalow where the Rev. Sangamon Morton sat before a table. He had heard such screams before. The one thing always uppermost in his mind and the one, great, abiding terror of their lives there in the midst of the savage African jungle was the Wakandas."
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. First Time in Paperback! This is the complete uncensored and unedited text of the original appearance of the story. "A native woman working in the little cultivated patch just outside the palisade which surrounded the mission was the first to see them. Her scream penetrated to the living room of the little thatched bungalow where the Rev. Sangamon Morton sat before a table. He had heard such screams before. The one thing always uppermost in his mind and the one, great, abiding terror of their lives there in the midst of the savage African jungle was the Wakandas."
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Hardcover Print: $30.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. The complete Caspak Trilogy from the Amazing Stories pulp magazine: The Land That Time Forgot, The People That Time Forgot, and Out of Time's Abyss. Illustrated with the original artwork from the magazine.
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Print: $17.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. First Time in Paperback! The Caspak Trilogy from the Amazing Stories pulp magazine: The Land That Time Forgot, The People That Time Forgot, and Out of Time's Abyss. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $28.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. A white baby is taken by Geronimo and raised as his own son. Follow the adventures of this heroic individual in the first of Burroughs' two Apache novels. This reprinting uses the original magazine text.
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is the first of his two Apache novels. This reprinting uses the original magazine text.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. This novel is one of several "realistic" stories which the author wrote. The "girl" is a member of the world's oldest profession and the "hero" is on a grand jury in her case. See what develops between them. This book contains the entire text as it first appeared in the pulps.
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. This novel is one of several "realistic" stories which the author wrote. The "girl" is a member of the world's oldest profession and the "hero" is on a grand jury in her case. See what develops between them. This book contains the entire text as it first appeared in the pulps.
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Hardcover Print: $30.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. In the foothills of the southern California mountains are the Rancho del Ganado, owned by Colonel Pennington, and a smaller ranch on which Mrs. Evan lives with her daughter Grace and her son Guy. Grace feels that she has dramatic talent and is determined to make a bid for fame as a motion picture actress. Guy has become involved in the schemes of Slick Allen who is selling stolen whisky. Another neighbor is Mrs. Burke whose daughter, known as Gaza de Lure in Hollywood, has developed a morphine habit. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $15.91 In the foothills of the southern California mountains are the Rancho del Ganado, owned by Colonel Pennington, and a smaller ranch on which Mrs. Evan lives with her daughter Grace and her son Guy. Grace feels that she has dramatic talent and is determined to make a bid for fame as a motion picture actress. Guy has become involved in the schemes of Slick Allen who is selling stolen whisky. Another neighbor is Mrs. Burke whose daughter, known as Gaza de Lure in Hollywood, has developed a morphine habit. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. This is one of his "realistic" novels. There is crime and love throughout the story. The text is the unedited, uncensored original magazine text. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Print: $14.91 This is one of the author's "realistic" novels. There is crime and love throughout the story. The text is the unedited, uncensored original magazine text. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION by Edgar Rice Burroughs relates the story of a prehistoric caveman who emerges from suspended animation in the modern world of Tarzan where he meets his reincarnated lover. The text is the exact text as it first appeared in the original pulp magazine.
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Print: $12.47 by Edgar Rice Burroughs relates the story of a prehistoric caveman who emerges from suspended animation in the modern world of Tarzan where he meets his reincarnated lover. The text is the exact text as it first appeared in the original pulp magazine.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. Do you remember The Eternal Lover? Do you recall how Nu, the son of Nu, appeared out of the prehistoric past to claim the beautiful Victoria Custer as his mate, and how the cave man led her into the jungle after he had rescued her from the Arabs? Sweetheart Primeval tells of their later experiences. If you believe in the doctrine of reincarnation this story will thrill you -- even if you do not, it will keep you entertained until the very last word. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $13.91 Do you remember The Eternal Lover? Do you recall how Nu, the son of Nu, appeared out of the prehistoric past to claim the beautiful Victoria Custer as his mate, and how the cave man led her into the jungle after he had rescued her from the Arabs? Sweetheart Primeval tells of their later experiences. If you believe in the doctrine of reincarnation this story will thrill you -- even if you do not, it will keep you entertained until the very last word. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is the first of two novels set in the imaginary European country of Lutha. The text is from the original magazine version and has not been edited or censored.
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Print: $14.91 All Ludstadt was in an uproar. The mad king had escaped. For ten years no man of them all had set eyes upon the face of the boy-king who had been hastened to the grim castle of Blentz upon the death of the old king, his father. Into this troubled country came Barney Custer of Beatrice, Nebraska, a virtual twin of the mad king. From All Story Magazine, containing the original unedited text. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is the exciting sequel to The Mad King. Reprinted for the first time in paperback is the original text from the first magazine appearance.
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Print: $14.91 Have you read Edgar Rice Burroughs's fascinating story about the tiny kingdom of Lutha and the amazing adventures of Barney Custer, of Beatrice, Nebraska, within its boundaries? "Barney Custer of Beatrice" tells of the fearless young American's second visit to Lutha, where he squares a few accounts he was forced to overlook in his hasty retreat from the tiny kingdom after he had incurred the jealous hatred of the ingrate monarch, whose scepter he had restored. From the original, unedited text of All-Story Weekly pulp magazine and fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION by Edgar Rice Burroughs is known as The Monster Men in hardcover. This paperback reprints the entire original magazine text, unchanged and uncensored, for the first time since its original publication.
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is known as The Monster Men in hardcover. This paperback reprints the entire original magazine text, unchanged and uncensored, for the first time since its original publication.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. This is the original magazine version. It became the first half of the book version. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. First Time in Paperback! This is the original magazine version. It became the first half of the book version. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is the sequel to The Mucker. The original magazine text has been used for this printing.
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Print: $14.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is the sequel to The Mucker. The original magazine text has been used for this printing.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 Wrecked alone on an unknown shore, Waldo Emerson Smith-Jones, scion of an effetely intellectual Boston family, finds himself terrified and physically unfit. A series of adventures leads him to the cave of a beautiful girl, Nadara, who is as primitive and uneducated as she is strong and self-reliant. From the pages of All-Story Magazine, this book contains the original unedited text. Fully illustrated with all new artwork.
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Print: $14.92 Wrecked alone on an unknown shore, Waldo Emerson Smith-Jones, scion of an effetely intellectual Boston family, finds himself terrified and physically unfit. A series of adventures leads him to the cave of a beautiful girl, Nadara, who is as primitive and uneducated as she is strong and self-reliant. From the pages of All-Story Magazine, this book contains the original unedited text. Fully illustrated with all new artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 From the pages of Argosy All Story pulp magazine comes this thrilling sequel to The Cave Girl. Watch as the weak-kneed Waldo is transformed into a he-man cave man as he protects and wins the heart of his cave girl, Nadara. Illustrated with all new artwork.
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Print: $14.91 From the pages of Argosy All Story pulp magazine comes this thrilling sequel to The Cave Girl. Watch as the weak-kneed Waldo is transformed into a he-man cave man as he protects and wins the heart of his cave girl, Nadara. Illustrated with all new artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. This is the second book in the Venus series and continues the story from the cliffhanger ending to "Pirates of Venus". The original magazine text, unedited, is used in this reprint. Illustrated.
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Print: $15.91 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is the second book in his Venus series. The original magazine text, unedited, is used in this printing.
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Hardcover Print: $49.95 by Jerry L. Schneider. Volume I of this multi-part comprehensive reference series on the films and television shows which are based on the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs deals with the silent films from 1917 to 1929. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $45.95 by Jerry L. Schneider. Volume I of this multi-part comprehensive reference series on the films and television shows which are based on the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs deals with the silent films from 1917 to 1929. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $42.46 by Jerry L. Schneider. Volume IV of this reference series deals with the filming locations of the films which were based on the writings of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Over 80 locations are detailed with photos, history, and maps.
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Print: $29.95 by Jerry L. Schneider. Volume IV of this reference series covers the filming locations of the movies and television shows which were based on the writings of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Over 80 locations are detailed with photos, history, and maps.
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Print: $38.28 by Kenny Stier. A guide to the first fifty years of Western filming locations from the beginning of sound, listing the title, cast and director to over 3,600 movies. It contains over 375 stills, lobby cards, then and now images, and descriptions for well over 200 movie sites in the United States, Mexico, Canada, and Spain, and involved almost twenty years of research.
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Hardcover Print: $53.30 CASEWRAP HARDCOVER EDITION by Kenny Stier. A guide to the first fifty years of Western filming locations from the beginning of sound, listing the title, cast and director to over 3,600 movies. It contains over 375 stills, lobby cards, then and now images, and descriptions for well over 200 movie sites in the United States, Mexico, Canada, and Spain, and involved almost twenty years of research.
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Print: $13.37 "The Little Gingerbread Man" poem was written by Ruth Plumly Thompson, the successor to L. Frank Baum as Royal Historian of Oz, for the Royal Baking Powder Company. This is a full color facsimile of the original booklet.
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Hardcover Print: $39.95 HARDCOVER EDITION. Written by the mother of Edgar Rice Burroughs, this book tells her story of her life during the Civil War. Annedotes by her husband, George Tyler Burroughs, of his war service are included as well as a simplified Burroughs genealogy listing.
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Print: $14.95 Written by the mother of Edgar Rice Burroughs, this book tells her story of her life during the Civil War. Annedotes by her husband, George Tyler Burroughs, of his war service are included as well as a simplified Burroughs genealogy listing.
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Hardcover Print: $39.95 by Jerry L. Schneider. This book details the ancestry/genealogy of the famous American author, Edgar Rice Burroughs (the creator of Tarzan of the Apes).
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Print: $20.00 by Jerry L. Schneider. This book details the ancestry/genealogy of the famous American author, Edgar Rice Burroughs (the creator of Tarzan of the Apes).
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Hardcover Print: $23.00 comparison by Richard C. Spargur and edited by Jerry L. Schneider. In 1912, Tarzan was fighting "tigers" in Africa. In 1914, they had been transformed into "lions", since tigers are not native to Africa. But, what other alterations to the pulp text was performed by Burroughs' for the book version? This book answers that question in minute detail.
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Print: $10.50 comparison by Richard C. Spargur and edited by Jerry L. Schneider. In 1912, Tarzan was fighting "tigers" in Africa. In 1914, they had been transformed into "lions", since tigers are not native to Africa. But, what other alterations to the pulp text was performed by Burroughs' for the book version? This book answers that question in minute detail.
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Hardcover Print: $39.95 HARDCOVER EDITION. This is the novelization of the 15-chapter serial, Adventures of Tarzan, starring Elmo Lincoln and Louise Lorraine as Tarzan and Jane. The novelization appeared in newspapers across the country in 1921 and 1922, during the initial run of the serial.
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Print: $19.95 by Maude Robinson Toombs. This is the novelization of the 15-chapter serial, Adventures of Tarzan, starring Elmo Lincoln and Louise Lorraine as Tarzan and Jane. The novelization appeared in newspapers across the country in 1921 and 1922, during the initial run of the serial.
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Hardcover Print: $34.95 By Arthur B. Reeve. "Tarzan the Mighty" was a 15-chapter serial by Universal Pictures, released in 1928. Starring Frank Merrill as Tarzan and Louise Lorraine as Mary Trevor (a pseudo-Jane), this was the 3rd serial based on Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes. In connection with the release of the serial to the theaters, this novelization was released to the newspapers. Reprinted here is the complete unaltered text of that novelization.
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Print: $19.95 by Arthur B. Reeve. Tarzan the Mighty was a 15-chapter serial by Universal Pictures, released in 1928. Starring Frank Merrill as Tarzan and Louise Lorraine as Mary (a pseudo-Jane), this was the 3rd serial based on Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes. In connection with the release of the serial to the theaters, this novelization was released to the newspapers. Reprinted here is the complete unaltered text of that novelization.
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Print: $9.08 compiled by Jerry L. Schneider. During the late 1920's, Universal Pictures released two 15-chapter serials based on Tarzan of the Apes, entitled Tarzan the Mighty and Tarzan the Tiger. The Universal Weekly, an Universal Pictures publication, printed the chapter synopses which other magazines and newspapers could reprint. Both of these synopses are included in this booklet.
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Hardcover Print: $32.16 Tarzan the Fearless, a 12-chapter serial starring Buster Crabbe, is not known to exist in complete format. All that is currently available is a feature condensation. From the personal collection of Sol Lesser, the producer of the serial, is this copy of the original 12-chapter serial script. Now you can read all of the story for the missing serial footage.
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Print: $11.10 The Corriganville Movie Ranch Pictorial Souvenir Book was sold at the world famous Corriganville Movie Ranch in Simi Valley, California. Open to the public from 1949 to 1966, movie actor Ray "Crash" Corrigan greeted you on main street of Silvertown, his western street, and you could visit the Fort Apache set, Corsican Village, Robin Hood Lake, and many more sets and areas of the 1600 acre ranch. This is a near complete reprint of the original book -- only the centerfold map is missing, but another map is found on the back cover.
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Hardcover Print: $37.36 HARDCOVER EDITION. Corriganville: The Reel Story of Ray "Crash" Corrigan and His Movie Ranch by Jerry L. Schneider. Western actor Ray "Crash" Corrigan developed the first movie location ranch which was open to the public. This is the story of his "reel" life and of his ranch. Profusely illustrated and includes comprehensive filmographies for Corrigan and for the ranch.
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Print: $27.33 Corriganville: The Story of Ray "Crash" Corrigan and His Movie Ranch by Jerry L. Schneider. Western actor Ray "Crash" Corrigan developed the first movie location ranch which was open to the public. This is the story of his "reel" life and of his ranch. Profusely illustrated and includes comprehensive filmographies for Corrigan and for the ranch.
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Hardcover Print: $29.93 compiled by Jerry L. Schneider from the pages of Spicy Stories and Snappy pulp magazines. This collection contains 20 stories, such as "Honeymoon Bridge" and "Stage Coach Sal". All illustrations in the original magazine for each story is included.
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Print: $17.91 compiled by Jerry L. Schneider from the pages of Spicy Stories and Snappy pulp magazines. This collection contains 20 stories, such as "Honeymoon Bridge" and "Stage Coach Sal". All illustrations in the original magazine for each story is included.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 Compiled by Jerry L. Schneider, this collection of stories from Breezy Stories magazine includes the works of some famous authors, including Erle Stanley Gardner, Ray Cummings, Johnston McCulley, and Murray Leinster. Illustrated.
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Print: $17.26 Our 2006 calendar of the Corriganville Movie Ranch features mostly black & white photographs from the Larry Parson collection, taken during the mid 1950's, and featuring prominently Ray "Crash" Corrigan and Silvertown. The cover and some of the interior of the calendar features color photographs of the ranch and of "Crash".
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Print: $17.26 Edgar Rice Burroughs, who created Tarzan of the Apes, sold rights to his stories for use in motion pictures. Some of those were filmed as serials. This calendar features posters from six of those serials: "The Adventures of Tarzan", "The Son of Tarzan", "Tarzan the Mighty", "Tarzan the Fearless", "The New Adventures of Tarzan", and "Jungle Girl". All posters printed in full color.
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Print: $17.26 Featuring posters from twelve serials which were based in the jungle: "Jungle Drums of Africa", "King of the Wild", "Perils of Nyoka", "Tim Tyler's Luck", "Darkest Africa", "The Lost Jungle", "Lost City of the Jungle", "Jungle Queen", "The Lost City", "The Tiger Woman", "Tarzan the Fearless", and "The Phantom". All posters are printed in full color.
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Print: $17.26 Located in Kanab, Utah, the Kanab Movie Ranch was in operation until the early 1990's. Take a scenic tour of this beautiful ranch through the twelve photographs by Jerry L. Schneider found in this calendar. Printed in full color.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 FIRST EDITION by John H. Knox. Follow the adventures of the Scientific Trailer-Detective, Colonel Crum, in five Thrilling Mystery stories: "Death is a Little Man", "The Cyclops' Eye", "The Devil's Lottery", "The Death Elves", and "The Dead in Armor". Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 FIRST EDITION by John H. Knox. Follow the adventures of the Scientific Trailer-Detective, Colonel Crum, in five Thrilling Mystery stories: "Death is a Little Man", "The Cyclops' Eye", "The Devil's Lottery", "The Death Elves", and "The Dead in Armor". Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER by Philip Francis Nowlan - Buck Rogers in the 25th Century! Armageddon - 2419 A.D. is the first appearance of the famous comic character, Buck Rogers. It first appeared in Amazing Stories pulp magazine in 1928. Previous reprints of the story in book form have been censored and edited (by Spider Robinson). Our version is the ORIGINAL one. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.93 by Manly Wade Wellman. First time in paperback. Hok, the Cro-Magnon caveman appeared in Amazing Stories and Fantastic Adventures in a series of stories relating his adventures against the Neanderthals and other peoples. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 by Philip Francis Nowlan - Buck Rogers in the 25th Century! Armageddon - 2419 A.D. is the first appearance of the famous comic character, Buck Rogers. It first appeared in Amazing Stories pulp magazine in 1928. Previous reprints of the story in book form have been censored and edited (by Spider Robinson). Our version is the ORIGINAL one. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 by Manly Wade Wellman. First time in paperback. Hok, the Cro-Magnon caveman appeared in Amazing Stories and Fantastic Adventures in a series of stories relating his adventures against the Neanderthals and other peoples. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 by Fran Striker. From the pages of The Lone Ranger Magazine comes this first issue novel of that masked man of the old west. This story was later rewritten and expanded, but this version has not been republished before. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 by Fran Striker. From the pages of The Lone Ranger Magazine comes this first issue novel of that masked man of the old west. This story was later rewritten and expanded, but this version has not been republished before. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by E. Hoffmann Price. A second collection of risque western stories starring Simon Bolivar Grimes. Included are: "Hoodoo Town", "Salt Crazy", "Forbidden Food", "She Herded Him Around", "Champion of Broken Axe", and "Drink or Draw". Fully illustrated with the original artwork which graced Spicy Western and Speed Western pulp magazines.
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Print: $14.91 by E. Hoffmann Price. A second collection of risque western stories starring Simon Bolivar Grimes. Included are: "Hoodoo Town", "Salt Crazy", "Forbidden Food", "She Herded Him Around", "Champion of Broken Axe", and "Drink or Draw". Fully illustrated with the original artwork which graced Spicy Western and Speed Western pulp magazines.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Willis George Emerson. Subtitled "A Voyage to the Inner World", follow the adventures of Olaf Jensen and his father as they enter the Hollow Earth and discover a race of giants. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 by Willis George Emerson. Subtitled "A Voyage to the Inner World", follow the adventures of Olaf Jensen and his father as they enter the Hollow Earth and discover a race of giants. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $30.93 Arthur B. Reeve Detective Series Volume 2 - The Poisoned Pen is a collection of short stories featuring Craig Kennedy, Scientific Detective. Follow him in twelve of his adventures as originally published in hardcover. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 Arthur B. Reeve Detective Series Volume 1 - The Silent Bullet brings together twelve of the Craig Kennedy Scientific Detective short stories. This is a textual reprint of the first hardcover edition.
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Hardcover Print: $29.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. Arthur B. Reeve Detective Series Volume 1 - The Silent Bullet brings together twelve of the Craig Kennedy Scientific Detective short stories. This is a textual reprint of the first hardcover edition.
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Print: $16.91 Arthur B. Reeve Detective Series Volume 2 - The Poisoned Pen is a collection of short stories featuring Craig Kennedy, Scientific Detective. Follow him in twelve of his adventures as originally published in hardcover. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $28.93 HARDCOVER EDITION. Originally published in 1919 as The Curse of Capistrano, The Mark of Zorro by Johnston McCulley is the first story in the Zorro series of books. This reprint is from the hardcover version published by Grosset & Dunlap.
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Print: $12.46 Originally published in 1919 as The Curse of Capistrano, The Mark of Zorro by Johnston McCulley is the first story in the Zorro series of books. This reprint is from the hardcover version published by Grosset & Dunlap.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. Sorak, meaning War Cry, grows up among the most primitive of the Malay aborigines. He learns to live midst all the terrors of the jungle, with safety and pleasure, and is acknowledged the leader in all of his section of the jungle. He rescues two boys who were shipwrecked off the Malay Peninsula, and his adventures in trying to get these two boys back to civilization, will prove of tremendous interest to all readers. This is the first book in the SORAK OF THE JUNGLE series. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 Sorak, meaning War Cry, grows up among the most primitive of the Malay aborigines. He learns to live midst all the terrors of the jungle, with safety and pleasure, and is acknowledged the leader in all of his section of the jungle. He rescues two boys who were shipwrecked off the Malay Peninsula, and his adventures in trying to get these two boys back to civilization, will prove of tremendous interest to all readers. This is the first book in the SORAK OF THE JUNGLE series. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. From the pen of Earl Derr Biggers, the creator of Charlie Chan, comes this murder mystery set in San Francisco where the only clue is a birthday cake with 50 candles. The text used is the original, uncensored Saturday Evening Post version and is illustrated with the artwork which appeared with the Post serial.
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Print: $14.92 From the pen of Earl Derr Biggers, the creator of Charlie Chan, comes this murder mystery set in San Francisco where the only clue is a birthday cake with 50 candles. The text used is the original, uncensored Saturday Evening Post version and is illustrated with the artwork which appeared with the Post serial.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 HARDCOVER EDITION. A murder mystery by the creator of Charlie Chan! A young man, in love with a stranger girl, corresponds with her via a lovelorn column in the local paper. While reading other people's contributions to the column, he discovers that a murder is being planned. He follows the correspondance through the actual commission of the crime. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.91 A murder mystery by the creator of Charlie Chan! A young man, in love with a stranger girl, corresponds with her via a lovelorn column in the local paper. While reading other people's contributions to the column, he discovers that a murder is being planned. He follows the correspondance through the actual commission of the crime. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.00 by Franklin Charles (Cleve F. Adams and Robert Leslie Bellem). Bill Rock worked for the District Attorney. He was at the Burlesque Theater searching for a clue. One of the dancers invited him to her room. When he arrived, she was dead--and he was accused of the murder!
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Print: $14.91 by Franklin Charles (Cleve F. Adams and Robert Leslie Bellem). Bill Rock worked for the District Attorney. He was at the Burlesque Theater searching for a clue. One of the dancers invited him to her room. When he arrived, she was dead--and he was accused of the murder!
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Hardcover Print: $32.97 BOOK VERSION by Edgar Rice Burroughs. More thrilling adventures of the amazing Tarzan in this great sequel to "Tarzan of the Apes". Tarzan the Jungle King, born of human parents, reared among anthropoid apes, is the most original and fascinating character in fiction. Here are more of his exploits, some in civilized places, others in the dense African Jungle, all astounding, enthralling, and matchless in interest. Cover illustration by N. C. Wyeth; interior artwork by J. Allen St. John. The text used is from the original A. C. McClurg book, not the censored Ballantine paperbacks or Gutenberg e-texts.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. First Time in Paperback! This is the original Modern Mechanics and Inventions magazine version of The Moon Maid. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Edgar Rice Burroughs is reprinted with the complete original text from Modern Mechanics and Inventions magazine and is fully illustrated with all of the original artwork that appeared in the magazine. A new frontispiece by Shaun Hoadley is also included.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 NEWSPAPER VERSION! From the crumbling pages of the Des Moines Sun Register comes the newspaper version of Edgar Rice Burroughs' "Jungle Tales of Tarzan". Fully illustrated with the original newspaper artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 by Edgar Rice Burroughs. First Time in Paperback! This is the Modern Mechanics and Invention magazine version of A Princess of Mars (aka Under the Moons of Mars). The text differs from the other two versions. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.94 NEWSPAPER VERSION! From the crumbling pages of the New York Evening News comes this Edgar Rice Burroughs' original story, never published in magazine form. "The Man-Eater" was not illustrated, but appropriate old illustrations have been included.
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Print: $14.92 "Vice Squad Detective" was a short-lived spicy-type pulp magazine (only 1 issue produced). This book reprints six of the stories found in that unusual issue: Secret of the House of Horror, Nudist Gym Death Riddle, Marijuana Vice Trap, The Amazing Case of the Blond Dope Queen, Clue of the Hunted Vampire, and The Four White Devils of Tien Tsin. Illustrated with the original pulp artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Long a staple of film and television, Boston Blackie began life as a series of short stories. These were combined into this book. Who is Boston Blackie? Here is a portion of what the dust jacket says: "Honor among thieves? Could you crack a safe and meet your wife, waiting for you around the corner in your modest little roadster and go dashing off for home, worried only about who the Cubs were going to pitch tomorrow? Do you think you could do this for a lifetime and be happy, knowing not what moment the big, red hand of the law was going to reach down and grab you?"
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Print: $14.95 Long a staple of film and television, Boston Blackie began life as a series of short stories. These were combined into this book. Who is Boston Blackie? Here is a portion of what the dust jacket says: "Honor among thieves? Could you crack a safe and meet your wife, waiting for you around the corner in your modest little roadster and go dashing off for home, worried only about who the Cubs were going to pitch tomorrow? Do you think you could do this for a lifetime and be happy, knowing not what moment the big, red hand of the law was going to reach down and grab you?"
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 In the center of the Earth a strange people live. The sun which lights the land is a mechanical one. An American and an Englishman found this strange land and started to explore it. They had innumerable exciting adventures and to save themselves at one time were compelled to turn off the light. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.95 In the center of the Earth a strange people live. The sun which lights the land is a mechanical one. An American and an Englishman found this strange land and started to explore it. They had innumerable exciting adventures and to save themselves at one time were compelled to turn off the light. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Brothers Bruno and Waldo and their uncle, Professor Phaeton Featherwit, are in an airship on an exploration trip when a tornado takes hold of their ship and takes them to a far-distant land where they discover The Lost City of the Aztecs--still inhabited! Illustrated.
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Print: $14.95 Brothers Bruno and Waldo and their uncle, Professor Phaeton Featherwit, are in an airship on an exploration trip when a tornado takes hold of their ship and takes them to a far-distant land where they discover The Lost City of the Aztecs--still inhabited! Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 With its very impossibilities made almost convincing by sheer force of the author's pen and the breathlessly interesting manner in which he tells the story, it is like the tales of Jules Verne. The hero and his friends make a trip to the planet Venus, using the power of interatomic force to propel their craft. They find on one side of Venus an exalted race of people and on the other, cave dwellers--two races unknown to each other. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.95 With its very impossibilities made almost convincing by sheer force of the author's pen and the breathlessly interesting manner in which he tells the story, it is like the tales of Jules Verne. The hero and his friends make a trip to the planet Venus, using the power of interatomic force to propel their craft. They find on one side of Venus an exalted race of people and on the other, cave dwellers--two races unknown to each other. Illustrated.
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Print: $8.50 Hugo Gernsback was the publisher of the first American science fiction magazine, Amazing Stories. He also issued at least eighteen chapbooks, each containing at least 24 pages and one or two science fiction stories. This fourth reprint contains The Torch of Ra by Jack Bradley, The Thought Stealer by Frank Bourne, and The Mechanical Man by Amelia Reynolds Long. We are reprinting these chapbooks without resetting the text.
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Print: $11.50 Larry Parson was an Official Corriganville Movie Ranch photographer from 1953 through most of that decade. His are the only known negatives which have survived. This booklet contains the proof sheets (copies of the negatives at their actual size) which pertained to Ray "Crash" Corrigan posing with the visitors to his ranch. For $1, you could pose with "Crash", then receive an 8x10 inch autographed photograph in the mail.
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Print: $10.00 Corriganville Movie Ranch was created and owned by B-Western actor, Ray "Crash" Corrigan. From 1937 to 1964 it was the home of hundreds of motion pictures and television shows, and from 1949 on, the ranch was open to visitors. This booklet is a casual overview of the ranch. Photographs by Larry Parson.
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Print: $10.00 Begun in 1937 by Ray "Crash" Corrigan, the Corriganville Movie Ranch was home to many motion pictures and television shows. On special occasions, the ranch was used by photographers for "Model Jubilees". This booklet contains some of those model photographs.
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Print: $10.00 The Corriganville Movie Ranch was the brainchild of B-Western actor, Ray "Crash" Corrigan. From 1937 through 1964 when he owned the property, he would open the ranch to photographers. On very special occasions, the models would be nude. This booklet covers that history of the ranch in photographs.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Prophecies based on scientific knowledge! Against a vivid and pulse-thrilling background of mechanical, electrical, and chemical wonders is a fascinating story of romance and adventure--the love story of the greatest scientist of his day, and a beautiful stranger--in the year 2660 A.D. The climax of the story, the thrilling battle in the realms of space, between supermen, using incredible weapons will hold you enthralled. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 Prophecies based on scientific knowledge! Against a vivid and pulse-thrilling background of mechanical, electrical, and chemical wonders is a fascinating story of romance and adventure--the love story of the greatest scientist of his day, and a beautiful stranger--in the year 2660 A.D. The climax of the story, the thrilling battle in the realms of space, between supermen, using incredible weapons will hold you enthralled. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Since the days of Baron Munchausen it is doubtful if a tale of such thrilling adventure, blood-curdling danger and hair-breadth escape has been written. A strange race dwells at the South Pole--a people with whom all the conditions of life are reversed, and in the cruel observance of which a religious zeal is manifested undreamt of in our philosophy. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 Since the days of Baron Munchausen it is doubtful if a tale of such thrilling adventure, blood-curdling danger and hair-breadth escape has been written. A strange race dwells at the South Pole--a people with whom all the conditions of life are reversed, and in the cruel observance of which a religious zeal is manifested undreamt of in our philosophy. Illustrated.
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Print: $8.47 Hugo Gernsback was the publisher of the first American science fiction magazine, Amazing Stories. He also issued at least eighteen chapbooks, each containing at least 24 pages and one or two science fiction stories. This third reprint contains The Thought Projector by David H. Keller M.D., The Ship From Nowhere by Sidney Patzer, and The Moon Mirage by Raymond Gallun. We are reprinting these chapbooks without resetting the text.
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Hardcover Print: $25.95 The Revolt on Venus. For the young cadets of the famous Space Academy Polaris unit, whose every minute not used studying to become Solar Guard officers is spent on high adventure in space or the distant planets, a month's leave would seem to be a perfect time for rest. But they have other ideas when they plan a trip to the jungles of Venus. There they hope to hunt the most terrifying of all big game -- the mighty tyrannosaurus rex! Fully illustrated with all of the artwork of the first edition.
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Print: $12.95 The Revolt on Venus. For the young cadets of the famous Space Academy Polaris unit, whose every minute not used studying to become Solar Guard officers is spent on high adventure in space or the distant planets, a month's leave would seem to be a perfect time for rest. But they have other ideas when they plan a trip to the jungles of Venus. There they hope to hunt the most terrifying of all big game -- the mighty tyrannosaurus rex! Fully illustrated with all of the artwork of the first edition.
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Hardcover Print: $25.95 The Space Pioneers. When Tom Corbett and his Polaris unit mates, Roger and Astro, were assigned to the great expedition of one thousand space ships carrying pioneer colonists billions of miles to the satellite Roald, they did not dream that they were facing the most thrilling adventures of their careers. Fully illustrated with all of the interior artwork from the first edition.
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Print: $12.95 The Space Pioneers. When Tom Corbett and his Polaris unit mates, Roger and Astro, were assigned to the great expedition of one thousand space ships carrying pioneer colonists billions of miles to the satellite Roald, they did not dream that they were facing the most thrilling adventures of their careers. Fully illustrated with all of the interior artwork from the first edition.
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Print: $8.47 Hugo Gernsback was the publisher of the first American science fiction magazine, Amazing Stories. He also issued at least eighteen chapbooks, each containing at least 24 pages and one or two science fiction stories. This second reprint contains An Adventure in Venus by Reg Michelmore, and The Brain of the Planet by Lilith Lorraine. We are reprinting these chapbooks without resetting the text.
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Print: $8.47 Hugo Gernsback was the publisher of the first American science fiction magazine, Amazing Stories. He also issued at least eighteen chapbooks, each containing at least 24 pages and one or two science fiction stories. This first reprint contains The Girl From Mars by Jack Williamson and Dr. Miles J. Breuer, and The Invading Asteroid by Manly Wade Wellman. We are reprinting these chapbooks without resetting the text.
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Hardcover Print: $25.95 Treachery in Outer Space. When Tom Corbett and his two pals of the Polaris unit are assigned to monitor the three giant spaceships which are entered in the most famous race in all space history, an adventure begins which is bound to make your blood tingle. The race is to the spaceport of the planet Titan where rich crystal mines are located. Fully illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Print: $12.95 Treachery in Outer Space. When Tom Corbett and his two pals of the Polaris unit are assigned to monitor the three giant spaceships which are entered in the most famous race in all space history, an adventure begins which is bound to make your blood tingle. The race is to the spaceport of the planet Titan where rich crystal mines are located. Fully illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $25.95 Sabotage in Space. What started out as an innocent campus prank at Space Academy almost cost the Polaris unit the chance to become officers in the Solar guard. for punishment, Tom, Roger, and Astro were assigned to spend all their spare time on guard duty in the vicinity of a new building which housed the latest hush-hush project so important to the solar universe. Completely illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Print: $12.95 Sabotage in Space. What started out as an innocent campus prank at Space Academy almost cost the Polaris unit the chance to become officers in the Solar guard. for punishment, Tom, Roger, and Astro were assigned to spend all their spare time on guard duty in the vicinity of a new building which housed the latest hush-hush project so important to the solar universe. Completely illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Print: $9.97 The Corriganville Movie Ranch, owned and operated by B-Western actor, Ray "Crash" Corrigan, was rented out to Motion Picture production companies who, at times, would erect sets for their productions. Corrigan allowed those sets to remain after the film company departed. Those sets formed the nucleus of his amusement park. This booklet shows those main sets in beautiful photographs taken by Larry Parson who worked at the Movie Ranch for several years during the 1950's.
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Hardcover Print: $25.95 Danger In Deep Space. In this latest exciting Space Cadet story, Tom Corbett and his friends, Astro and Roger Manning, participate in the most daring undertaking in all space history. While on an experimental trip in the Polaris to test out some new equipment they and Captain Connel learn of a scheme of a pair of notorious space freebooters to steal the rich mineral resources of one of the planet Tara's small satellites. Fully illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Print: $12.95 Danger In Deep Space. In this latest exciting Space Cadet story, Tom Corbett and his friends, Astro and Roger Manning, participate in the most daring undertaking in all space history. While on an experimental trip in the Polaris to test out some new equipment they and Captain Connel learn of a scheme of a pair of notorious space freebooters to steal the rich mineral resources of one of the planet Tara's small satellites. Fully illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $25.95 Stand By For Mars! find the three young "rocketeers" at the Space Academy undergoing the arduous training of Space Cadets, climaxed by a tactical training cruise among the distant worlds of space and a crash landing on Mars. Fully illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 ATLANTIS, the Lost Continent! This story of that fabled land has great interest and a combination of love, adventure, and mythology. It is a fascinating and remarkable story which keeps up your interest from the first chapter until the final escape of Lord Decallion and his bride in the ark which bears them to far off shores. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 ATLANTIS, the Lost Continent! This story of that fabled land has great interest and a combination of love, adventure, and mythology. It is a fascinating and remarkable story which keeps up your interest from the first chapter until the final escape of Lord Decallion and his bride in the ark which bears them to far off shores. Illustrated.
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Print: $12.95 Stand By For Mars! find the three young "rocketeers" at the Space Academy undergoing the arduous training of Space Cadets, climaxed by a tactical training cruise among the distant worlds of space and a crash landing on Mars. Fully illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $25.95 On the Trail of the Space Pirates Pirate stories are exciting enough, but a tale of piracy in the vast interplanetary spaces is a thousand times more thrilling than any story of the high seas or the Spanish Main. This is the story of how Bull Coxine with his crew of cutthroat pirates came within an ace of taking control of the space lanes by threatening to destroy the great Solar Alliance, and how Tom Corbett and his two pals, Roger Manning and Astro of the Polaris unit, helped to foil the giant buccaneer's desperate scheme. Fully illustrated with all of the original artwork.
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Print: $12.95 On the Trail of the Space Pirates Pirate stories are exciting enough, but a tale of piracy in the vast interplanetary spaces is a thousand times more thrilling than any story of the high seas or the Spanish Main. This is the story of how Bull Coxine with his crew of cutthroat pirates came within an ace of taking control of the space lanes by threatening to destroy the great Solar Alliance, and how Tom Corbett and his two pals, Roger Manning and Astro of the Polaris unit, helped to foil the giant buccaneer's desperate scheme. Fully illustrated with all of the original artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $25.95 The world is being poisoned by some unknown cause. Professor Challenger, Lord John Roxton, Professor Summerlee, and Mr. E. D. Malone return from the "Lost World" in their second amazing adventure. Can the world be saved from extinction? Illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Print: $12.92 The world is being poisoned by some unknown cause. Professor Challenger, Lord John Roxton, Professor Summerlee, and Mr. E. D. Malone return from the "Lost World" in their second amazing adventure. Can the world be saved from extinction? Illustrated with the original book artwork.
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Print: $9.97 The Corriganville Movie Ranch was created by B-Western actor, Ray "Crash" Corrigan, when he purchased the 1600+ acre ranch in Simi Valley, California. While his ownership of the land ceased in 1964, the ranch, now a park, continues to be used by the filmmaking business. This booklet contains the location photographs taken by representatives of RKO Studios in 1947 when they scouted the ranch. Full sized photographs.
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Print: $8.92 Gay Life Stories vol. 1 number 2, is one of the Spicy/Snappy type of pulp magazines sold under-the-counter at newstands. Besides the stories, poetry, and artwork, the center section of this magazine contained nude art studies. This is a reproduction of the original magazine.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, returns in another bookfull of Dan Turner stories. This time we feature "Murder on a Sound Stage" from the first issue of Dan Turner Hollywood Detective as well as stories from the August, October, and December 1945 issues of Hollywood Detective: "Pin-Up Corpse", "Frame Around a Fall Guy", "Crazy for the Kill", "The Lady Regrets", "The Book of the Phantom Bullet", "Dog's Life", and "Coffin for a Coward". Fully illustrated with the original pulp magazine artwork by Alfredo, Parkhurst, and others.
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Print: $14.92 Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, returns in another bookfull of Dan Turner stories. This time we feature "Murder on a Sound Stage" from the first issue of Dan Turner Hollywood Detective as well as stories from the August, October, and December 1945 issues of Hollywood Detective: "Pin-Up Corpse", "Frame Around a Fall Guy", "Crazy for the Kill", "The Lady Regrets", "The Book of the Phantom Bullet", "Dog's Life", and "Coffin for a Coward". Fully illustrated with the original pulp magazine artwork by Alfredo, Parkhurst, and others.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Best known for his Sherlock Holmes stories, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has produced a highly interesting tale of outlandish adventure, of a sort to stir the pulses and arouse the wonder of even the "jaded" novel reader. He has his little company of 20th century scientists and adventurers test their courage and their skill against the huge and loathsome beasts of the Jurassic period. They fight for their lives with pterodactyls, see iguanodons at play, and watch the tragedies of life among gigantic dinosaurs. And they come upon a tribe of man-apes, missing links, and for a time it looks as if the 20th century would go down before the survivals of antiquity. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 Best known for his Sherlock Holmes stories, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has produced a highly interesting tale of outlandish adventure, of a sort to stir the pulses and arouse the wonder of even the "jaded" novel reader. He has his little company of 20th century scientists and adventurers test their courage and their skill against the huge and loathsome beasts of the Jurassic period. They fight for their lives with pterodactyls, see iguanodons at play, and watch the tragedies of life among gigantic dinosaurs. And they come upon a tribe of man-apes, missing links, and for a time it looks as if the 20th century would go down before the survivals of antiquity. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 A compilation of stories from G-Men pulp magazine featuring 14 lively and thrilling tales by such authors as Frank Gruber, Col. William T. Cowin, Lee Fredericks, and many more. Stories include "G-Man Jones", "My Brother's Keeper", "Fanged Death", "Murder Invitation", and ten more. Fully illustrated with the original artwork which accompanied their magazine appearance.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Nick Carter, Detective, appeared in hundreds of stories in the late 1800's and early 1900's in dime novels. From the pages of Nick Carter Detective Library No. 1 for August 1891 and from New Nick Carter Weekly No. 563 for October 12, 1907, come these two stories: "The Solution of a Remarkable Case" and "The Great Spy System or Nick Carter's Promise to the President".
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Print: $12.22 This collection in FULL color contains The Adventures of Cinderella and Cinderella. Contains text and illustrations.
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Print: $10.32 The Magazine of Edgar Rice Burroughs issue 2 contains two short novels: The Cave Girl and The Eternal Lover; plus a comparison of the texts of Tarzan of the Apes between the magazine and first edition; a short mystery; and a full article.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Intricacy not too intricate and detective genius not too unfailing combine skillfully with characterization not too insistent in this classic mystery novel. Climactic horror is achieved by the disclosure of the murderer's unwitting relation to the murdered girl. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 Intricacy not too intricate and detective genius not too unfailing combine skillfully with characterization not too insistent in this classic mystery novel. Climactic horror is achieved by the disclosure of the murderer's unwitting relation to the murdered girl. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Tarrano, the Venusian, has taken control of his planet. Now he is set on the conquest of both the Earth and Mars!
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Print: $14.92 On the planet Venus, Tarrano has taken control of that world, and now he is invading both the Earth and Mars in his mad desire to be the Emperor of all three worlds.
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Print: $9.92 Who is The Hidden Hand? This mysterious criminal was the featured villain in the silent serial of the same name. This booklet contains the synopsis of the serial as written for newspapers in 1918. Illustrated with the original newspaper artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 From the pages of Thrilling Mystery pulp magazine come these nine tales from the pen of Ray Cummings: "The Death Song", "The Case of the Mummified Corpse", "Ashes of Murder", "The Dead Who Walk", "The Man Who Cast Two Shadows", "Castle of Horror", "The Thing in the Bottle", "Fear Rides the Stars", and "Souvenir of Doom". Fully illustrated with the original artwork which accompanied these stories in the magazine.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Known as Captain Trouble, the Fighting Fool, and Shadak Khan, he was born Pelham Shattuck, an American. Follow his complete adventures in the Orient as he fights to become the successor to the great Kubla Khan. Fully illustrated with the original Thrilling Adventures interior illustrations.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 The Exploits of Elaine was a silent movie serial. Starring Reeve's detective, Craig Kennedy, the serial revolved around The Clutching Hand and Elaine Dodge. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 The Exploits of Elaine was a successful silent movie serial. Starring detective Craig Kennedy, this novelization of the serial follows the adventures of the heroine, Elaine Dodge. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 The Whoomangs have invaded Earth! Who are the Whoomangs? In Farley's "The Radio Planet", starring Myles Cabot, the Radio Man, Cabot, Doggo the Ant Man, and Quivven, the Golden Flame, land on an uncharted continent on Venus, home to the Whoomangs, creatures of all types, including human, who have "new souls". At the end of "The Radio Planet", Doggo and Quivven were still Whoomangs. Well, they reappear in this book; and Myles Cabot makes an offscreen appearance. Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 The Whoomangs have invaded Earth! Who are the Whoomangs? In Farley's "The Radio Planet", starring Myles Cabot, the Radio Man, Cabot, Doggo the Ant Man, and Quivven, the Golden Flame, land on an uncharted continent on Venus, home to the Whoomangs, creatures of all types, including human, who have "new souls". At the end of "The Radio Planet", Doggo and Quivven were still Whoomangs. Well, they reappear in this book; and Myles Cabot makes an offscreen appearance. Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 by Arthur B. Reeve
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Print: $14.92 by Arthur B. Reeve.
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Hardcover Print: $55.75 In 1937, Ray "Crash" Corrigan purchased a ranch in Simi Valley, California, which he turned into, first, a movie ranch, and later, an amusement park. This book contains a listing of the films and television shows which used the ranch for some or all of their scenes. While this listing is not complete, it is the most complete list published to date, up to 2007. Illustrated in color and black n white.
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Print: $12.42 Download: FREE Best known as the creator of Tarzan of the Apes, John Carter of Mars, and many other fictional characters, Edgar Rice Burroughs was also a prolific writer of non-fiction articles and poetry. This book contains the vast majority of his published, public domain non-fiction works.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 The third novel in the Myles Cabot "Radio Man" series. Myles Cabot, a radio expert, who has married Princess Lilla, the queen of Cupia on the planet Venus, returns to the earth for a visit. When Princess Lilla sends an SOS, Cabot starts back to Cupia by wireless but a thunderstorm throws him off course and he lands on a different continent where he is confronted by his old enemies, Prince Yuri and the Formians, the giant ant-men of Venus! Illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 The third novel in the Myles Cabot "Radio Man" series. Myles Cabot, a radio expert, who has married Princess Lilla, the queen of Cupia on the planet Venus, returns to the earth for a visit. When Princess Lilla sends an SOS, Cabot starts back to Cupia by wireless but a thunderstorm throws him off course and he lands on a different continent where he is confronted by his old enemies, Prince Yuri and the Formians, the giant ant-men of Venus! Illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 This is the story of the absurd but simple doings of two modern gentlemen on Ozone Island -- Assisted by Mr. Pratt. It is a strange story -- more humorous strange. Fully illustrated with book and newspaper artwork.
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Print: $14.92 This is the story of the absurd but simple doings of two modern gentlemen on Ozone Island -- Assisted by Mr. Pratt. It is a strange story -- more humorous strange. Fully illustrated with book and newspaper artwork.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 Through the discoveries of the scientist, Dr. Morgan, a young Martian's astral body is projected into the body of one Harry Thorne on Earth, and from Earth to Venus, or "Zarovia", where the man of Mars becomes Prince Zinlo of the mighty empire of Olba. Zinlo is instructed by Morgan's fellow-scientist Vorn Vangal in the universal language of Venus and other skills. An attempt to kidnap Zinlo by Taliboz, a secret foe of the empire, forces him to flee in an Olban airship. He crashes in the empire of Adonijar, where his quarrel with Prince Gadrimel over the Princess Loralie of Tyrhana is interrupted by Taliboz, who seizes the girl. Zinlo and Gadrimel pursue Taliboz, and many thrilling adventures are encountered by Prince Zinlo.
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Print: $14.92 Through the discoveries of the scientist, Dr. Morgan, a young Martian's astral body is projected into the body of one Harry Thorne on Earth, and from Earth to Venus, or "Zarovia", where the man of Mars becomes Prince Zinlo of the mighty empire of Olba. Zinlo is instructed by Morgan's fellow-scientist Vorn Vangal in the universal language of Venus and other skills. An attempt to kidnap Zinlo by Taliboz, a secret foe of the empire, forces him to flee in an Olban airship. He crashes in the empire of Adonijar, where his quarrel with Prince Gadrimel over the Princess Loralie of Tyrhana is interrupted by Taliboz, who seizes the girl. Zinlo and Gadrimel pursue Taliboz, and many thrilling adventures are encountered by Prince Zinlo.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 For the first time since its original publication, we present the complete original magazine text of Kline's final published Mars novel. Jerry Morgan, adventurer and military man is sent to Mars where he lands in Raliad, the capital city of the empire of Kalsivar. He is arrested as a spy and later accused of killing the son of Numin Vil, the leader. With the aid of the princess Junia and others, Jerry escapes to become an outlaw on Mars. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 For the first time since its original publication, we present the complete original magazine text of Kline's final published Mars novel. Jerry Morgan, adventurer and military man is sent to Mars where he lands in Raliad, the capital city of the empire of Kalsivar. He is arrested as a spy and later accused of killing the son of Numin Vil, the leader. With the aid of the princess Junia and others, Jerry escapes to become an outlaw on Mars. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $48.55 FULL COLOR HARDCOVER.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 For the first time in book form comes the complete text of this sci-fi novel. Harry Thorne is transferred to Mars and takes the place of a Martian. His job is to kill another Earthman who had been sent earlier and who was trying to take over the red planet. Follow Thorne's amazing adventures on this distant world as he attempts to fulfil his obligations. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 For the first time in book form comes the complete text of this sci-fi novel. Harry Thorne is transferred to Mars and takes the place of a Martian. His job is to kill another Earthman who had been sent earlier and who was trying to take over the red planet. Follow Thorne's amazing adventures on this distant world as he attempts to fulfil his obligations. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 From the pages of Fantastic Adventure pulp magazine comes the complete tales of Oscar, the Detective from Mars. Martians are a funny looking shape (akin to a penguin) with a tulip shaped nose and do not communicate in sound with each other, but through odors. It is this talent that lends itself to Oscar being able to solve many of the Earth's mysteries when he is magically transferred from Mars to Earth by the magician, Hodar. Through their adventures, Oscar, Detective of Mars, Death Walks In Washington, Oscar Saves the Union, Oscar and the Talking Totems, and Double Trouble for Oscar, Oscar, assisted by Hodar, solve mysteries using his nose and marvelous deductive reasoning power. Fully illustrated.
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Print: $14.92 From the pages of Fantastic Adventure pulp magazine comes the complete tales of Oscar, the Detective from Mars. Martians are a funny looking shape (akin to a penguin) with a tulip shaped nose and do not communicate in sound with each other, but through odors. It is this talent that lends itself to Oscar being able to solve many of the Earth's mysteries when he is magically transferred from Mars to Earth by the magician, Hodar. Through their adventures, Oscar, Detective of Mars, Death Walks In Washington, Oscar Saves the Union, Oscar and the Talking Totems, and Double Trouble for Oscar, Oscar, assisted by Hodar, solve mysteries using his nose and marvelous deductive reasoning power. Fully illustrated.
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Hardcover Print: $27.95 The final volume of Toffee stories and other fiction of Charles F. Myers. The Laugher of Toffee: Toffee was enough to make any man dizzy--without seeing her through X-ray eyes! Double Identity: Grant Dermitt's stories showed remarkable creative ability. His hero, Fleetwood Cassidy, was the greatest fictional character--alive! Blessed Event: He was the millionth quadrillionth baby to be born on Earth. Naturally the event had to be celebrated. And it was--in a devastating manner! These three stories are the last of the fictional output of Charles F. Myers!
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Print: $14.92 The final volume of Toffee stories and other fiction of Charles F. Myers. The Laugher of Toffee: Toffee was enough to make any man dizzy--without seeing her through X-ray eyes! Double Identity: Grant Dermitt's stories showed remarkable creative ability. His hero, Fleetwood Cassidy, was the greatest fictional character--alive! Blessed Event: He was the millionth quadrillionth baby to be born on Earth. Naturally the event had to be celebrated. And it was--in a devastating manner! These three stories are the last of the fictional output of Charles F. Myers! | |
