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    (in my best Inigo Montoya voice) You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

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  1. I couldn't find a specific topic and know I've seen pics of pulp ads posted in this forum, so I figured let's get some in one place. I was going through some random pulps today looking for comic ads and ran across this, definitely made me go whoa! I didn't realize Dr Suess had anything published in pulps, though I've always grabbed his 1920s Judge magazine issues when I find them.
  2. That's my story am I'm sticking to it.
  3. In defense of The Black Cat, the swastika did not become what we consider negative until about 1920 when Hitler's Nazi Party adopted it as their symbol. Prior to that it was a symbol of "A sign of good fortune, fertility, happiness, Sun, and it was given spiritual import as well as commercial value when it was used with or as a brand or logo,". I have a home that was built before 1920 and has a tile floor with this and other related (positive) symbols.
  4. Ok, books have been moved to gacollectibles.com and beyond, thanks for the purchases and for looking!