This is a ORIGINAL SCARCE ISSUE NOT A REPRINT

     STIRRING SCIENCE STORIES  - FEBUARY 1941 

CAPTAIN SATAN, NICK CARTER MAGAZINE, CAPTAIN ZERO , ZORRO ECT 27 ISSUES

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  This book is in very good condition with marks, tears, small missing pieces along edges and a strip missing at bottom.  Please look closely at the video it is the very best indication of conditions any questions please ask before bidding, Thank you. See the video attached for the best description.  A dealer stamp is on inside page. Paper quality is very good and complete. email dimenovelhunter@gmail.com

Stirring Science Stories February 1941

Condition: Very Good - Fine

Note: Paper loss to the front cover. Chipping to the bottom spine. Cream supple pages.

Cover Artist: Leo Morey

Authors: S. D. Gottesman; John L. Chapman; David A. Kyle; Damon Knight; James Blish; Lawrence Woods; Cecil Corwin; Donald A. Wollheim; David H. Keller; Charles R. Tanner; Clark Ashton Smith; Robert W. Londes

Features: Vol. 1 #1 of a very collectible short run series. The first issue contains Robert E. Howard - Always Comes an Evening (poem); A. Merritt - Old Trinity Churchyard (poem) and a whole host of excellent Sci-Fi Authors

  This book is one of a large collection we are placing in our eBay store and other places of rarely available items and books.  The book is one of the many rarely seen items that we will be offering over the next few months from a collectors estate sale. Once these are gone how long before you will see them come up again. Once a collector buys them they go right back into a vault somewhere.

     We always take into consideration a customers history of buying from us when addressing "BEST OFFER" option. We will respond to you within the allotted time but if it has just been listed we will give it the full time period to allow others to make similar offers or purchase. We list many, many items that may be "One of a kind" or simply "One of a kind on the market". These items usually are placed in collections which are not seen again on the market until once again sold by collectors. If you collect, you realize that is a once in a lifetime occurrence for collectors.....

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