Science Fiction Quarterly, No. 4 - Summer, 1941

Author: Columbia Publications, Inc
Title: Science Fiction Quarterly, No. 4 - Summer, 1941
Publication: Holyoke, Mass. Columbia Publications, Inc., 1941

Description: Soft Cover. Good.

146 pp. 24 x 16.5 cm. Color illustrated paper wrappers. Toning to spine, with chipping to head of spine and along spine edges, which previous owner repaired with transparent tape. 10 cm closed tear to front cover which has also been repaired with tape. Penciled price in center of front cover. A few small nicks and one chip to head of rear cover. Some discolored blotches on verso of front cover and first few pages of magazine. Mild to moderate toning throughout. Binding sound. Contains "Tarrano the Conqueror" by Ray Cummings, "Earth Does Not Reply" by Lawrence Woods, "The World on the Edge of the Universe" by Martin Pearson, and "Path of Empire" by Hugh Raymond.

Seller ID: 627334

Subject: New Additions, Periodicals, Science Fiction and Fantasy

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