Pulp Deals

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 .)

Nice color choices. Click photo for details/to buy.

The sky's on fire in this cover by Manning V. de Lee. Click photo for details/to buy.

Leyendecker tells stories of the fashionable society set changing from uniform to something better suiting. Click photo for details/to buy.

The cover was originally created as a Navy recruitment poster by F.X. Leyendecker and posthumously reused. Click photo for details/to buy.

Classic cover from this titlethat specialised, as the title implied, in "bizarre, thrilling, eerie-laden, mystery stories" and featured a host of bizarre crime fighters. Click photo for details/to buy.

Beauty is truth's smile when she beholds her own face in a perfect mirror. Rabindranath Tagore. Click photo for details/to buy.

The style is very similar to J.C. Leyendecker, understandable considering it's painted by his younger brother when they were sharing a studio. Click photo for details/to buy.

Ohio-born Orville Houghton Peets did this cover. Click photo for details/to buy.

Uncommon Pyle cover. Click photo for details/to buy.

Cover art by H.J. Ward. Click photo for details/to buy.

Some of the interior illustrations in this girlie pulp are in full color, rare in a pulp. Click photo for details/to buy.

Sleek greyhound, chic girl. Cover by Remington Schuyler. Click photos for details/to buy.

Nice Mountie cover by Lejaren Hiller, who usually painted over a photo. Click photo for details/to buy.

Stories by E. Hoffman Price and Edmond Hamilton in this issue. Click photo for details/to buy.

September 1937 : Great cover, and stories by Paul Ernst and Norbert Davis. Issue is in excellent condition July 1937 : and a story by Norvell Page" Click photos for details/to buy.

Rare second issue of this Street and Smith sports pulp with a mixture of non-fiction and fiction, illustrated with photos. Click photo for details/to buy.

Anyone for tennis?. Click photo for details/to buy.

Not in the greatest of shape, still collectable. Click photo for details/to buy.

Candid display of their culture from Trojan Publications in the second issue of this rare pulp. Stories by Roger Torrey and Hugh B. Cave in this issue. The award for best story title, though, goes to Wallace Kayton for Half a leg is better . Click photo for details/to buy.