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Please Note Under the Item Conditions heading on the USA ebay.com site I am forced to list magazines as “New” or “Like New”This is madness for old magazines! So please check below for an accurate description of the condition.Whenever possible I will combine shipping for the cheapest cost.I will also give a full refund for any item you are not happy with. 4 Assorted Issues British Editions of these Science Fiction & Fantasy MagazinesSF QUARTERLY Vol.1 No. 2 1951 (Complete) – FANTASTIC ADVENTURES No.22 (Complete)AMAZING STORIES 195? (Complete) – FANTASY THRILLING SF No.3 1959 (No back cover)All the text in these copies is complete and fully readable.CONDITION:These magazines are reading copies only but all text is complete. They are all tatty, torn, creased, nicked and in a generally disreputable condition.I grade my items Good, Very Good or Excellent.I do not sell poor quality items unless they are very rare. This auction is an exception to this rule.SHIPPING : I ship Worldwide. Collection is free. UK : 2nd Class £3.75 European Community : Airmail £7.50USA & Worldwide : Airmail £13.00 USA & Worldwide : Surface Mail £7.50I am a very experienced International seller and, when asked, I will save your auction wins until it is cost effective to ship the items in bulk either by Airmail or Surface Mail. (Surface Mail can take 8 weeks)I am proud of my customer service and try to ship items within 24 hours of receiving payment.RETURNS: I offer a 14 day service with a full refund for any item you are not happy with.Please contact me before returning an item.ABOUT ME:I have positive feedback on more than 11,000 ebay transactions so this auction will be fair, friendly & professional.You are welcome to View My Other Items For Sale and View My Feedback or you could Add me to your Favorite SellersIf you require any further information I would be pleased to help you and you can contact me through the ebay service.This is a SoggyPee EnterPrizes AuctionMick Rowleysoggypee.co.uk14 Queens RoadHinckleyLE10 1EFUnited KingdomTel: 01455 446760I have lots more SF and Fantasy Magazines to be auctioned.Please NoteOn the USA site, under the Item Condition heading, ebay FORCE me to list magazines as “New” or “Like New”This is madness for old magazines! So please check above for an accurate description.Whenever possible I will combine shipping for the cheapest cost.I will also give a full refund for any item you are not happy with. On 22-Nov-11 at 19:47:58 GMT, seller added the following information: <div style=”text-align:center”><a style=”text-decoration:none” href=”http://mostpopular.sellathon.com/?id=AC183610″><img src=”http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/0/6/4/9/5/4/webimg/541063209_o.gif” border=”0″></a></div>

Golden Age Pulp Magazines 38 Issues of Amazing Stories Magazines Amazing Stories Pulp Magazines vol 1 of 3 ExperimenterZiff Davis *Low res sample comic covers RARE Vintage Pulp Magazines Collection in a DVD! PRESERVED FOREVER – Digitally Restored & Remastered! Archival high quality scans! AFFORDABLE – Actual collectible physical copies cost thousands if not six figures! PERFECT Reading Experience – Read it on tablet PC e.g. iPad2! (Not viewable in normal DVD Players) EASY – Pulps sorted in folders by titles or publishers All titles are unique with no repeats. Amazing Stories was an American science fiction magazine launched in April 1926 by Hugo Gernsback’s Experimenter Publishing. It was the first magazine devoted solely to science fiction. Before Amazing, science fiction stories had made regular appearances in other magazines, including some published by Gernsback, but Amazing helped define and launch a new genre of pulp fiction. Amazing was published, with some interruptions, for almost eighty years. The title first changed hands in 1929, when Gernsback was forced into bankruptcy and lost control of the magazine. Amazing became unprofitable during the 1930s and in 1938 was purchased by Ziff-Davis, who hired Raymond A. Palmer as editor. Palmer made the magazine successful though it was not regarded as a quality magazine within the science fiction community. In the late 1940s Amazing began to print stories about the Shaver Mystery, a lurid mythos which explained accidents and disaster as the work of robots named “deros”; the stories were presented as fact, and led to dramatically increased circulation but also widespread ridicule. Palmer was replaced by Howard Browne in 1949, who briefly entertained plans of taking Amazing upmarket. These plans came to nothing, though Amazing did switch to a digest format in 1953, shortly before the end of the pulp-magazine era. A brief period under the editorship of Paul W. Fairman was followed, at the end of 1958, by the leadership of Cele Goldsmith. Despite her lack of experience she was able to bring new life to the magazine, and her years are regarded as one of Amazing’s most creative eras. She was unable to arrest the declining circulation, though, and the magazine was sold to Sol Cohen’s Universal Publishing Company in 1965. List of Issues in Amazing Stories Collection Volume 1 of 3 *Detailed Listing As per Below:- Amazing Stories (08-1928) Buck Rogers Armageddon 2419 AD .cbrAmazing Stories v01n01 (1926-04.Experimenter) c2c.cbrAmazing Stories v01n02 1926-05 002.cbrAmazing Stories v01n03 1926-06 003.cbrAmazing Stories v01n04 [Experimenter] (1926-07).cbrAmazing Stories v01n07 [Experimenter] (1926-10).cbrAmazing Stories v01n08 [Experimenter] (1926-11) c2c.cbrAmazing Stories v01n09 [Experimenter] (1926-12) c2c.cbrAmazing Stories v01n10 1927-01 010- Experimenter.cbrAmazing Stories v02n03 1927-06 015.cbrAmazing Stories v02n05 1927-08 017.cbrAmazing Stories v02n08 (020) Nov-1927 100p.cbrAmazing Stories v02n09 1927-12 021.cbrAmazing Stories v02n11 (023) Feb-1928.cbrAmazing Stories v03n01 025 1928 04.cbrAmazing Stories v03n02 1928-05 026.cbrAmazing Stories v03n12i (Mar 1929) (Buck Rogers The Airlords Of Han Only).cbzAmazing Stories v04n04 1929-07.cbrAmazing Stories v04n05 1929-08.cbrAmazing Stories v04n08 (1929-11.Experimenter).cbrAmazing Stories v05n01 1930-04 049.cbrAmazing Stories v05n02 050 1930 05.cbrAmazing Stories v05n03 051 1930 06.cbrAmazing Stories v05n04 1930-07 052.cbrAmazing Stories v05n05 1930-08.cbrAmazing Stories v05n10 1931-01 058.cbrAmazing Stories v06n01 (1931-04).cbrAmazing Stories v07n01 1932-04.cbrAmazing Stories v07n07 [1932-10.c2c.cbrAmazing Stories v08n12 (1934-04.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v16n04 1942-04.cbrAmazing Stories v16n05 1942-05.cbrAmazing Stories v16n06 (1942-06.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v16n07 (1942-07.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v16n08 1942-08 (Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v16n09 1942-09 (Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v16n10 1942-10.cbrAmazing Stories v16n11 1942-11 (Ziff-Davis).cbr · Payment only through PAYPAL.COM · Please wait for combined shipping invoice if purchase more than 1 item. · FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE · I ship within 24 hours upon receipt of payment · It takes an average about 10-12 business days to reach to your destination · Replacement Guarantee! Although rare, parcels do get lost/damaged during transit, if you believe that your purchase is taking longer than usual or damaged, do contact me and i will ship again. · Leaving Feedback! Sellers on eBay thrive on 5 STARS positive feedback. I strive to make every transaction as satisfying as possible. Always contact me first if there is any issues, I will do my best. inkfrog terapeak i000000

Golden Age Pulp Magazines 40 Issues of Amazing Stories Magazines Amazing Stories Pulp Magazines vol 2 of 3 ExperimenterZiff Davis *Low res sample comic covers RARE Vintage Pulp Magazines Collection in a DVD! PRESERVED FOREVER – Digitally Restored & Remastered! Archival high quality scans! AFFORDABLE – Actual collectible physical copies cost thousands if not six figures! PERFECT Reading Experience – Read it on tablet PC e.g. iPad2! (Not viewable in normal DVD Players) EASY – Pulps sorted in folders by titles or publishers All titles are unique with no repeats. Pulp magazines (often referred to as “the pulps”), also collectively known as pulp fiction, refers to inexpensive fiction magazines published from 1896 through the 1950s. The typical pulp magazine was seven inches wide by ten inches high, half an inch thick, and 128 pages long. Pulps were printed on cheap paper with ragged, untrimmed edges. The name pulp comes from the cheap wood pulp paper on which the magazines were printed. Magazines printed on better paper were called “glossies” or “slicks.” In their first decades, they were most often priced at ten cents per magazine, while competing slicks were 25 cents apiece. Pulps were the successor to the penny dreadfuls, dime novels, and short fiction magazines of the 19th century. Although many respected writers wrote for pulps, the magazines are best remembered for their lurid and exploitative stories and sensational cover art. Modern superhero comic books are sometimes considered descendants of “hero pulps”; pulp magazines often featured illustrated novel-length stories of heroic characters, such as The Shadow, Doc Savage, and The Phantom Detective. Amazing Stories was an American science fiction magazine launched in April 1926 by Hugo Gernsback’s Experimenter Publishing. It was the first magazine devoted solely to science fiction. Before Amazing, science fiction stories had made regular appearances in other magazines, including some published by Gernsback, but Amazing helped define and launch a new genre of pulp fiction. List of Issues in Amazing Stories Collection Volume 2 of 3 *Detailed Listing As per Below:- Amazing Stories v09n01 (1934-05.Teck).cbrAmazing Stories v09n02 (1934-06.Teck).cbrAmazing Stories v09n03 (1934-07.Teck).cbrAmazing Stories v09n04 (1934-08.Teck).cbrAmazing Stories v09n06 1934-10 (Teck)(torn cover).cbrAmazing Stories v09n09 (1935-01.Teck).cbrAmazing Stories v09n11 [Teck] (Mar 1935).cbrAmazing Stories v12n03 (1938-06.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v12n06 1938-11 (Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v12n07 (1938-12.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v13n01 (1939-01.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v13n02 (1939-02.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v13n05 (1939-05.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories V13n06 1939-06 (Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v13n07 (1939-07.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v13n12 (1939-12.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v14n01 1940-01.cbrAmazing Stories v14n02 (1940-02.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v14n04 1940-04.cbrAmazing Stories v14n05 (1940-05.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v14n06 1940-06.cbrAmazing Stories v14n07 (1940-7.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v14n08 (1940-08.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v14n09 1940-09 (Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v14n10 1940-10 (Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v14n11 (1940-11.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v14n12 157 1940-12.cbrAmazing Stories v15n01 (1941-01.Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v15n02 1941-02 (Ziff-Davis).cbrAmazing Stories v15n04 1941-04.cbrAmazing Stories v15n05 1941-05.cbrAmazing Stories v15n06 1941-06.cbrAmazing Stories v15n07 1941-07.cbrAmazing Stories v15n08 1941-08.cbrAmazing Stories v15n09 1941-09.cbrAmazing Stories v15n10 1941-10.cbrAmazing Stories v15n11 1941-11.cbrAmazing Stories v15n12 1941-12.cbrAmazing Stories v16n01 1942-01.cbrAmazing Stories v16n03 1942-03.cbr · Payment only through PAYPAL.COM · Please wait for combined shipping invoice if purchase more than 1 item. · FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE · I ship within 24 hours upon receipt of payment · It takes an average about 10-12 business days to reach to your destination · Replacement Guarantee! Although rare, parcels do get lost/damaged during transit, if you believe that your purchase is taking longer than usual or damaged, do contact me and i will ship again. · Leaving Feedback! Sellers on eBay thrive on 5 STARS positive feedback. I strive to make every transaction as satisfying as possible. Always contact me first if there is any issues, I will do my best. inkfrog terapeak i000000

Golden Age Pulp Magazines 67 Issues of Cavalcade Pulp Magazines Series Cavalcade Pulp Magazines K G Murray Publishing (Australia) *Low res sample comic covers for fast load RARE Vintage Pulp Magazines Collection in a DVD! PRESERVED FOREVER – Digitally Restored & Remastered! Archival high quality scans! AFFORDABLE – Actual collectible physical copies cost thousands if not six figures! PERFECT Reading Experience – Read it on tablet PC e.g. iPad2! (Not viewable in normal DVD Players) EASY – Pulps sorted in folders by titles or publishers All titles are unique with no repeats. Pulp Magazines: The word ‘pulp’ refers to the cheap wood pulp paper on which the magazines were printed. Unfortunately, this paper also had a high acid content, which is bad news for collectors. Pulps have a kind of self-destruct mechanism built in, such that the acid slowly eats away at the paper, making it extremely brittle over time. This means that in the world of pulp magazine collecting, condition is paramount, especially since finding especially fine examples of any pulp is difficult. Most of the pulps were being printed from the 1920′s through the 1950′s, after which they were largely replaced with ‘digests,’ (these were smaller in format, and generally printed on better quality paper), so although pulps may not be as old as many collectibles, they are ancient in terms of fragility. This also means that the collector should handle them with great care, and store them in clear polyethylene bags, away from excessive heat or direct sunlight. Cavalcade Magazine was an Australian publication by KG Murray Publishing started in 1941. Cavalcade had plenty of war news, in words and photos, and it featured – on the few pages of glossy art paper it was allowed to mingle with its postwar pulp with many wonderful women pin-up style art. *Detailed Listing As per Below:- Cavalcade 1944-11 12.cbrCavalcade 1945-08 v02n02.cbrCavalcade 1945-12.cbrCavalcade 1946-05.cbrCavalcade 1946-06 v04n01.cbrCavalcade 1947-01.cbrCavalcade 1947-03 v05n04.cbrCavalcade 1947-07.cbrCavalcade 1947-08.cbrCavalcade 1948-01.cbrCavalcade 1948-05.cbrCavalcade 1948-06.cbrCavalcade 1948-07 v08n02.cbrCavalcade 1948-08 v08n03.cbrCavalcade 1948-09.cbrCavalcade 1948-10.cbrCavalcade 1948-12.cbrCavalcade 1949-02.cbrCavalcade 1949-07 v10n02.cbrCavalcade 1949-09.cbrCavalcade 1949-11 v10n06.cbrCavalcade 1950-03.cbrCavalcade 1951-01.cbrCavalcade 1951-02.cbrCavalcade 1951-03.cbrCavalcade 1951-04.cbrCavalcade 1951-05 v14 n05.cbrCavalcade 1951-06.cbrCavalcade 1951-07.cbrCavalcade 1951-08.cbrCavalcade 1951-09.cbrCavalcade 1951-11.cbrCavalcade 1952-01.cbrCavalcade 1952-02.cbrCavalcade 1952-03.cbrCavalcade 1952-04.cbrCavalcade 1952-05 v15n06.cbrCavalcade 1952-06.cbrCavalcade 1952-07.cbrCavalcade 1952-08.cbrCavalcade 1952-09.cbrCavalcade 1952-10.cbrCavalcade 1952-11.cbrCavalcade 1952-12.cbrCavalcade 1953-01.cbrCavalcade 1953-02.cbrCavalcade 1953-03.cbrCavalcade 1953-04.cbrCavalcade 1953-07.cbrCavalcade 1953-09.cbrCavalcade 1953-10.cbrCavalcade 1953-11.cbrCavalcade 1953-12.cbrCavalcade 1954-05.cbrCavalcade 1954-06.cbrCavalcade 1954-07.cbrCavalcade 1954-08.cbrCavalcade 1954-09.cbrCavalcade 1954-10.cbrCavalcade 1954-11.cbrCavalcade 1955-01.cbrCavalcade 1955-02.cbrCavalcade 1955-03.cbrCavalcade 1955-04.cbrCavalcade 1955-05.cbrCavalcade 1955-08.cbrCavalcade 1955-09.cbr · Payment only through PAYPAL.COM · Please wait for combined shipping invoice if purchase more than 1 item. · FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE · I ship within 24 hours upon receipt of payment · It takes an average about 10-12 business days to reach to your destination · Replacement Guarantee! Although rare, parcels do get lost/damaged during transit, if you believe that your purchase is taking longer than usual or damaged, do contact me and i will ship again. · Leaving Feedback! Sellers on eBay thrive on 5 STARS positive feedback. I strive to make every transaction as satisfying as possible. Always contact me first if there is any issues, I will do my best. inkfrog terapeak i000000

HARDCOVER BOOK, SELF DEFENCE CHART, MOVIE NEWS, TEXT STORIES, ETC… VERY GOOD COND

payment | shipping rates | returns The ” Esquire ” Treasury: the Best of Twenty Years of ” Esquire ” , Fact, Fiction and Laughter Product Category : Books Title : The ” Esquire ” Treasury: the Best of Twenty Years of ” Esquire ” , Fact, Fiction and Laughter Authors : Arnold Gingrich Binding : Unknown Binding Publisher : Heinemann Publication Date : 1954 Pages : 601 Signed : False First Edition : False Dust Jacket : False Keywords : Subjects, English, Regular Size Condition : Acceptable Hardback edition. About The Perfect Book Store Ltd Our company is dedicated to providing you with the best quality, lowest cost products on eBay. Payment We accept PayPal for all eBay orders. Please see payment details below. Shipping Multiple shipping options are available for this item. For more detail, please see below, and select the shipping option that is most convenient for you. Returns Your satisfaction is very important to us. Please contact us via the methods available within eBay regarding any problems before leaving negative feedback. Any defects, damages, or material differences with your item, must be reported to us within 7 days of receipt of the item or 30 days from date of shipment. The returned merchandise must be postmarked within 30 days of the shipment notification. Non-deliveries must be reported within 30 days of Shipment Notification. Undeliverable, unclaimed, refused, or insufficient addresses will be subject to a 20% restocking fee plus the cost of shipping. © 2012 The Perfect Book Store Ltd

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Original Vintage PULP Digest-Sized Magazine *ANALOG – Volume CXIII / Number 12 – OCTOBER 1993 Science Fiction Science Fact Good Condition Magazine – Clean cover with some minor wear – good spine – interior intact with some slight yellowing.

Original Vintage PULP Digest-Sized Magazine *ISAAC ASIMOV’S Science Fiction Magazine – Volume 23 Number 6 (Whole Number 281) – JUNE 1999 Good Condition Magazine – Clean cover with some minor wear – good spine – interior intact with some slight yellowing.

Original Vintage PULP Digest-Sized Magazine *ISAAC ASIMOV’S Science Fiction Magazine – Volume 4 Number 1 (Whole Number 23) – JANUARY 1980 Good Condition Magazine – Clean cover with some minor wear – good spine – interior intact with some slight yellowing.