Mystery Adventures January 1936

Despite the Norman Saunders cover featuring a near-nude woman, this isn't a "spicy" pulp. It's a general fiction pulp, and this issue has a story by William G. Bogart, author of some of the Doc Savage stories, whose name is written on the cover in pencil. Could it be the author's copy? Even if it isn't, this is an above average condition copy of a sought after pulp. Click photo for details/to buy.

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Triple-X magazine July 1929

For a pulp that lasted more than a hundred issues, copies of Triple-X are surprisingly hard to find. The Triple-X stood for air, war and west stories, and in this issue you get all 3 in one story and one cover - a cowboy fighting a German aviator in the sky. Click photo for details/to buy.

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From time to time, I come across cool pulps for sale, that for one reason or another don't fit into my collection. Maybe it's a duplicate, maybe it's something i don't collect. I thought you'd like to see and maybe even buy them. If you do buy them, I sometimes get a small commission. Know a cool pulp I'm missing? Leave a comment in a post or drop me a message at pulpflakes+deals AT gmail DOT com (Don't forget to replace AT with @ and DOT with .)

Two Book Saucy Stories - Spring 1938

This rare girlie pulp is actually two unsold issues rebound as one - the February 1937 issue of Saucy Movie Tales and the April 1937 issue of Saucy Detective Stories , and put back on the newsstand a year later for unsuspecting readers to pick up. Click photo for details/to buy.

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