New York: Foto Parade Inc., 1960. Includes James Collier’s “Doomed Dolls of the Sex-Mad Doctor” and Oscar Fraley’s “Blonde Alibi of Machine-Gun McGurn”, and a number of other sensational stories. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Cadavers All Over Indiana’s..... More
![FORTUNE MAGAZINE. February 1943 [Volume XXVII, No. 2] Moving the Stuff of Production](/pictures/thumb/277257.JPG?v=1591216365)
Time Corporation, 1943. With articles about Preparing to Occupy [foreign countries] and Womanpower. Cover design with crane moving heavy weaponry. Binding is cocked; minor surface loss to the spine. More
New York: Time Incorporated, 1943. Soft Cover. A clean copy. Spine is rolled, silverfished, and toned. More
![HUMOR] [MAGAZINE] HOOEY. JANUARY 1931. VOL. I. NO.1](/pictures/thumb/292461.JPG?v=1604170885)
Popular Magazines, Inc., [1931]. Soft Cover. The first issue of Popular Magazine’s Hooey. A reasonably bright and secure copy. A precursor to Mad Magazine, and following the same humorous format of fake advertisements and bawdy one-off comics.; mildly risque and..... More
London: “IRON” Offices, 1876. Oversized. Hard Cover. 26 issues, bound, of one of the popular science periodicals that emerged in England during the middle of the 19th century, the heyday of the Industrial Revolution. Illustrated throughout with steel engravings of..... More
![THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. [4 ISSUES, 1837] FEB., MAR., JULY, OCT. 1837. #s CXV, CXVI, CVIII](/pictures/thumb/284217.JPG?v=1591217217)
London | New York: London Quarterly Review | William Lewer, Publisher, 1837. Half Leather. Four consecutive issues of The London Quarterly Review from 1837, bound together. Contains articles on The Architectural Monstrosities of London, reviews of The Pickwick Papers, Cooper’s..... More
NY: The Evening Post Publishing Company, 1893. Three Quarters Leather. Spine has been reinforced at the joints with japanese tissue. A good and serviceable copy. More
New York: Printed and Published by John Bull, 1796. Half Leather. The complete first year of John Bull’s New-York Weekly Magazine. Published from July 1795 to June 1797, this being Volume I, covering July 1795 to June 1796. With literary..... More
Open Road, 1937. Soft Cover. Three issues of THE OPEN ROAD FOR BOYS, September, October and December. The September issue has a Cowboy and Indian cover (in which it is unclear who is fighting whom); October has a football cover..... More
Open Road, 1938. Soft Cover. Six issues of THE OPEN ROAD FOR BOYS, January through June 1938. The January issue has a boxing cover (Swell Tough Guy -- A Smashing Boxing Story); February has a basketball cover; March a military..... More
New York: The South Publishing Company, 1891. Oversized. Soft Cover. A nearly fresh copy of this journal from the 1890’s. With much on West Virginia, and the Valley of Virginia, including Staunton and Bedford, focusing on economic conditions.Profile of Erskine..... More
[London]: 1845. Half Leather. 8vo.; later binding in green half calf over marbled boards; containing the issues from January through June for 1845; each issue containing two engraved plates except the issue for March 1845 which is lacking one plate..... More
![WEAPONRY] MUZZLE BLASTS. 230 ISSUES](/pictures/thumb/293131.JPG?v=1613855006)
Various: National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association, 1943-1973. A nice if incomplete run of Muzzle Blasts 230 issues with a few duplicates, retrieved from a basement, so these issue have a musty odor.~~The issues are:~~1943. 10 issues (no Jan. or Feb.)~1944..... More
Philadelphia: Printed for the Proprietor, By T. W. Ustick, [1833]. Soft Cover. The January, 1833 issue of the Westminster Review, No. I of the American Edition. With, among others, articles on economic topics such as the changes in prices of..... More
![THE ARMCHAIR DETECTIVE [COMPLETE RUN; VOLUMES 1-30; 59 ISSUES]. Allen J. Hubin](/pictures/thumb/289245.JPG?v=1591219174)
An uncommon opportunity to acquire the complete run of the mystery fanzine THE ARMCHAIR DETECTIVE [TAD], begun in 1967 by Allen J. Hubin, comprising 59 issues in all, plus the Index to Volumes 1-10, 1967-1977. TAD reprinted a piece of..... More
![CHARLOTTESVILLE CYCLING ZINE] KICKSTAND, 2009. Barry, Kassia, Patrick, Alex, Shell, Jessica...](/pictures/thumb/290799.JPG?v=1591220014)
Charlottesville, Virginia: Alliance for Community Choice in Transportation; Community Bikes, 2009. Soft Cover. A wonderful, local Charlottesville zine on the bike community there; with various stories and tips for cyclists, including a two-page story on biking to job interviews, an..... More
Reporter Publications, Inc., [1957]. This issue with articles by Felix Topolski on Elvis; W. Eugene Smith, The Walk to Paradise Garden; Chandler Brossard on Sugar Ray Robinson; James Beard on Cheese; and a section of Edward Weston Photographs. More
Philadelphia: The Philadelphia Inquirer, 1944. Section of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Folded. Some minor chipping and edgewear; short closed tear. With illustration by Harry Weinert. More
Chicago: Esquire, Inc., 1935. Folio. Soft Cover. a bit of rubbing and soling to the covers; front cover is detached with some loss to the top corner; contains "The Sights of Whitehead Street” by Ernest Hemingway, “Toiler of the Deep”..... More
Richmond, Virginia: The Dietz Preaa, [1939]. Stapled Pamphlet. This storied periodical was published in Richmond from August 1834 to June 1864, and again from 1939 to 1945; every issue with the subtitle “Devoted to Every Department of Literature and the..... More
Chicago: Esquire, Inc., 1941. Illustrated by: Varga, George Petty, et. al. Folio. Soft Cover. A bit of rubbing to the covers; contains include “Three Hours Between Planes” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, pin-ups by Varga and George Petty and more. More
New York: Mrs. Frank Leslie, [1889]. Soft Cover. The April, 1889 issue of Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly. Color frontispiece and engraved illustrations. Minor loss to the extremities of the spine; small closed tears to the edges of the covers, and..... More
New-York: Fuller & Co., 1842. Original Sewn Wrappers. In side-stitched wrappers. While the front wrapper proclaims that “Each number will contain a choice steel engraving” we see no evidence of an engraving, choice or otherwise. However, we do like the..... More
New York: Gorham B. Munson, 1923. Large 8vo.; in the publisher’s cream colored printed stapled wrappers, printed lettering in the Dadaist style; 28 pages, including a leaf of advertisements. There is some rust staining at the staples.~~Munson’s circular announcing Secession..... More
Baltimore, [MD]: The Franklin Press, [1824]. Hard Cover. In half calf and drab paper-covered boards with morocco title label. An ex-library copy with “Reference” and date stamped to rear pastedon.Wear to the boards; foxing and toning throughout. We note internal..... More