Pulp Magazines from Bookmarc Books

Cleveland: The Cleveland Science Fiction Connection, 1985. Dealing with the years 1919-1984, this wonderful reference book lists over 7300 individual issues in a checklist format. Interiors are tightly bound and unmarked. Softcover wraps show light wear only and age-toning. Also lists volume and issue information on over 300 specific pulp titles. A great reference tool for anyone interested in the… Read more about this item

New York: Bluejay Books Inc., 1983. A very nice copy of this good study of REH. Interiors are unmarked, dust jacket has light wear and age-toning. A nice copy. . First Edition - First Printing. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. Illus. by Kevin Eugene Johnson - Cover Art . 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

New York: Chelsea House , 1970. A massive coffee table book full of great stories and fine artwork from this incredible genre. Interiors are unmarked. There is some wear to the dustjacket, but all in all, a nice copy of this visually stunning book. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Good. Illus. by Robert Anthony - Jacket Design . 4to… Read more about this item

Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, Inc. , 1999. A beautiful copy of this excellent reference. Information on every magazine story published from 1926 until 1995. Massive and fine.. Unstated. Hard Cover. Fine/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

New York: Street and Smith Publications, 1953. Volume 52; Number 3. Includes "Earthman, Come Home" by Blish and "Potential" by Sheckley. Interior art by Miller and Sussman. Interiors are tightly bound and unmarked. Back cover is loosening; front cover is creased. Spine is chipped and rubbed and shows a light roll. A solid reading copy in a protective sleeve.. First… Read more about this item

Kokomo, Indiana: Better Publications, Inc., 1953. Volume 30; Number 1. Some excellent artwork and stories in this one. The classic 'We Breathe For You' by Loomis; 'The Three' by Dickson and 'The Conditioned Captain' by Pratt. Interior artwork by Finlay, Emsh and Murphy. Interiors are tightly bound and very supple. Soft cover wraps show a crease and a number… Read more about this item

Chicago: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company, 1953. Volume 27; Number 1. A great issue includes "Luna On The Left" by Creighton; "The Sorceress" by Phillips and "Frontiers Beyond The Sun" by Storm. Excellent cover art by Kohn. Interiors are tightly bound and supple. Minimal chipping to the wraps. Spine is complete and well adhered, showing light rubbing to the spine points. Very… Read more about this item

New York: Street and Smith Publications, 1955. Volume 55; Number 2. Includes the first of four installments of 'The Long Way Home' by Anderson and 'The Players' by Cole. Interior art by Riley and Solo. Interiors are tightly bound and unmarked. Covers show rubbing and chipping but artwork remains vibrant. Spine is rubbed, chipped and torn. A solid reading copy… Read more about this item

New York: Galaxy Publishing Corp., 1963. Galaxy Magabook No. 2. A very nice copy with interiors tightly and unmarked. Soft cover wraps show light rubbing and scuffing. Spine is uncreased, just rubbed lightly at the points. A very nice copy of this magazine, containing two of the most memorable science fiction stories of 1938. Protective sleeve.. Reprint. Soft Cover.… Read more about this item

New York, New York, U.S.A.: Mysterious Press, 1988. An excellent and comprehensive history of the hard-boiled detective pulps of the 1920's and beyond to the 1950's. Interiors are as new. Light rubs to spine points. Dustjacket is unclipped and mylar protected, showing no wear at all. A beautiful copy of this scholarly work.. First Edition - First Printing. Hard Cover.… Read more about this item

New York: Street and Smith Publications, 1953. Volume 52; Number 1. Includes 'Humpty Dumpty' by Mr. Padgett and 'Little Joe' by Budrys. Interior art by Freas and Vidmer. Interiors are tightly bound and unmarked. Covers show creasing and chipping and a tear at the spine base. Spine shows rubbing and chipping. A solid reading copy in a protective sleeve.. First… Read more about this item

West Warwick, Rhode Island: Necronomicon Press, 1987. A vey nice copy of this story that CAS called 'my triply unfortunate tale'. Originally written in it's first format as 'The Eidolin of the Blind' in 1932 and morphed into 'Dweller' to appease the pulp editors of the day. Finally accepted by Hugo Gernsbeck in 1933 and printed in Wonder Stories in… Read more about this item

New York: Galaxy Publishing Corporation, 1956. Volume 12; Number 5. A nice copy of a strong issue. Included inside is 'Chain Reaction' by Ellanby; 'Verbal Agreement' by Sellings and 'Human Man's Burden' by Sheckley. Interior art by Francis and Weiss. Nice cover by Coggins. Interiors are tightly bound and unmarked. Soft cover wraps show rubbing and chipping to the spine… Read more about this item

Oregon : FAX Collectors Editions, Inc. , 1977. Originally published in Weird Tales as a serial starting in 1938, this copy includes repros of the original artwork that ran with the story. Interiors are tightly bound and unmarked. Soft cover wraps show light wear only. A very nice copy of this classic weird tale.. Reprint. Soft Cover. Very Good/No Jacket.… Read more about this item

New York: Street and Smith Publications, 1955. Volume 55; Number 6. Includes 'Judgement Day' by L. Sprague de Camp and 'One-Shot' by James Blish. Interior art by Rogers and Van Dongen. Interiors are tightly bound and unmarked. Covers show wear in the form of creasing and chipping. Spine is rubbed and chipped and lightly rolled. A solid reading copy in… Read more about this item

New York: Fantasy House, Inc., 1952. Volume 3; Number 2. A great issue of fine fantasy and science fiction. Included is 'SRL Ad' by Matheson; 'The Cheery Soul' by Bowen and 'The Anomaly of the Empty Man' by Boucher. Also John Jakes and Robert Graves. Interiors are tightly bound and only lightly tanned. Soft cover wraps show light shelfwear, with… Read more about this item

New York: Street and Smith Publications, 1951. Volume 47; Number 5. Includes 'The Greatest Invention' by Mr. Williamson and 'Feedback' by MacLean. Interior art by Cartier and Orban. Interiors are tightly bound and unmarked. Front cover has a splice/tear and numbering in pencil. Back cover shows rubbing and a date stamp. Spine is complete, but well rubbed. A solid reading… Read more about this item

New York: Galaxy Publishing Corporation, 1952. Volume 5; Number 1. A fine issue celebrating the second birthday of this ground-breaking magazine. A rare appearance by MacDonald with 'Game For Blondes'. Also, the classic 'Baby is Three' by Mr. Sturgeon and 'A Little Oil' by Russell. Interior art by Kelly Freas and Sibley. Beautiful wrap-around cover art by Emsh. Interiors are… Read more about this item

New York: Galaxy Publishing Corporation, 1954. Volume 7; Number 5 A very nice copy that includes the classsic 'Beep' by Blish and 'Two Timer' by Brown. Nice interiors by Emsh and Dick Francis. Interiors are tightly bound and unmarked. The cover shows light creasing and a minor tear to the spine. Rubbing at the spine points. A very nice… Read more about this item

Kokomo, Indiana: Best Books Inc., 1953. Volume 6; Number 3. A wonderful issue in very nice shape. Stories included are 'The Dark World' by Kuttner; 'The Rebels' by Dickson and 'Split Personality' by Morrison. Beautiful interior illustrations by Finlay, Emsh and David Stone. Interiors are tightly bound and supple. Soft cover wraps show minor chipping and tearing, mainly to the… Read more about this item