April 12, 2024
PULP,ACE G-MAN STORIES,NORVELL PAGE,GEORGE McDONALD,FBI,FRANKLIN MARTIN,MURDER
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If you bid, you will be bidding on both pulps . . . ACE G-MAN STORIES from July/August 1936 and January/February 1937 ! Nice variety content with in these pages . . . all these stories that you wont find on Kindle and Nook. "Pulp Fiction" refers to pulp magazines, which were cheap publications made in the early 20th century. The stories inside were usually lurid, racy and exciting . . . and now highly collectible. The magazines usually sport covers that extend past the interior of the magazines, so pulp edges are often imperfect and have overlap bends/indents, nicks, and small tears. The paper is substandard newsprint (ie) pulp paper . . . definitely not produced to stand the test of time . . . minor corner bumps, edge bumps, generalized wear, use indicators, page tanning to bronzing, brushed discoloration! Within the pages of these two pulps, there are stories of suspense, intrigue, action, romance, and adventure . . . work by George Shaftel, George Edson, Emile Tepperman, Arthur Zagat, Grendon Cummings, Malvin Singer (cover), interior illustrations (John Fleming Gould), George McDonald, Norvell age, Paul Ernst, Franklin Martin, and others . . . plus special features including letters and TURN ON THE HEAT features and more . . . well over 220 pages of tales! With that said, t hese copies are in below average condition . . . see
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