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[Arkadin]

10 hours ago, OtherEric said:

Just a couple Thrilling Wonders that came in today to bump the thread:

Weed College? That's where quite a few people went to college, really.  

[KirbyJack]

And in Portland, no less!

[OtherEric]

A fairly minor pickup. The cover is a reprint, but a Brundage Weird Tales cover is a Brundage Weird Tales cover.  And I actually really like the cameo effect the used on this one compared to the original.  Also a Howard reprint, and I can't complain about another Weird Tales with a REH story in the collection, either.

[VAZ]

My one owner had a few pulps in there too

[comicjack]

The 4th is a great cover 

[OtherEric]

On 3/9/2018 at 6:00 PM, RedFury said:

I have a few pulps with the Hamilton-Brackett stamp.  I believe it means they were from their personal library.  Here's Planet Stories #1.

 

And I just got in a book with the stamp in today.  Beautiful book, and it gives me both parts of "The Case of Charles Dexter Ward":

[OtherEric]

Got a brace of digests from 1956 in as a small, cheap lot today.  This was the book I was trying for, with the REH reprint therein:

[OtherEric]

But this was also in the lot, and it's one of the most striking covers I can recall seeing on a digest in a long time:

[adamstrange]

On 3/9/2018 at 2:49 PM, OtherEric said:

The first thought is that Edmond Hamilton and Leigh Brackett were a husband and wife who were both prolific and well regarded writers who did much of their work for the pulps.  How that connects to the stamp I don't know for certain, but there are obvious guesses to be made.

A quick check suggests neither of them had a story in that issue, however.

Very cool.  Leigh was not only an early sci-fi author but was also the screenwriter/story collaborator for Howard Hawks' post WWII pictures.

[jimjum12]

On ‎3‎/‎23‎/‎2018 at 12:36 AM, OtherEric said:

And I just got in a book with the stamp in today.  Beautiful book, and it gives me both parts of "The Case of Charles Dexter Ward":

"The Case Of Charles Dexter Ward" 

GOD BLESS....

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)

[RedFury]

12 hours ago, adamstrange said:

Very cool.  Leigh was not only an early sci-fi author but was also the screenwriter/story collaborator for Howard Hawks' post WWII pictures.

And she wrote the first draft of The Empire Strikes Back!

[Robot Man]

Anybody other than probably RedFury ping to the Windy City Pulp show? Would love to go someday. Since a lot of us can’t make it, sure would be nice to see a little report with maybe a few photos. Pretty please?  

[jimjum12]

8 hours ago, Robot Man said:

Anybody other than probably RedFury ping to the Windy City Pulp show? Would love to go someday. Since a lot of us can’t make it, sure would be nice to see a little report with maybe a few photos. Pretty please?  

If you open th link in the Leader's report in the SA Forum.... and then go to the top left and hit the link "The Leader's Chronicles", it has the archive of ALL his reports and articles..... among them are links to a couple of those Pulpfests...... it will take a little searching, but oh what a search it will be. GOD BLESS....

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)

[jimjum12]

These next couple will probably be rather pedestrian to the advanced tastes of the typical threadweller in this region..... but I'm sure most of you at least cut your teeth on the labors of this wordsmith.... GOD BLESS....

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)

[jimjum12]

[jimjum12]

[RedFury]

10 hours ago, Robot Man said:

Anybody other than probably RedFury ping to the Windy City Pulp show? Would love to go someday. Since a lot of us can’t make it, sure would be nice to see a little report with maybe a few photos. Pretty please?  

I wish I was going, but alas, no.  I am planning to go to Pulpfest in Pittsburgh in July though. 

[RedFury]

The Popular Magazine, Jun 7 1916

Cover by Charles A. MacLellan, who did a lot of covers for The Saturday Evening Post.

BTW, this pulp is like 1" thick, a hefty tome!

[Knightsofold]

20 hours ago, Robot Man said:

Anybody other than probably RedFury ping to the Windy City Pulp show? Would love to go someday. Since a lot of us can’t make it, sure would be nice to see a little report with maybe a few photos. Pretty please?  

Yes Please!!!

[Knightsofold]

11 hours ago, jimjum12 said:

These next couple will probably be rather pedestrian to the advanced tastes of the typical threadweller in this region..... but I'm sure most of you at least cut your teeth on the labors of this wordsmith.... GOD BLESS....

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)

 

 

I always loved this cover.