Up for sale is a Vintage “Adventure” Pulp Magazine! This is the rare July 1945 issue, Volume 113 Number 3. This issue features Champ at Heart by Joe Archibald, Timber Tough by John Beames, New Guinea Gold (Part 1 of 3) by Thomson Burtis, Charge-of-Quarters by John Reid Byers, The Miracle of St. Merrow by Henry John Colyton, Willer the Wisp by H. S. M. Kemp, No Hiding Place Down There by Richard Sale, The Last Banzai by Sidney Herschel Small, and Signs of Treasure by Barry Storm, as well as several other articles and features. These are all the original first printings of these short stories and novelettes in any publication. This is a large 146 page pulp magazine published by Popular Publications measuring about 9⅜” x 7”. The magazine features a wonderful painted cover by pulp artist Virgil E. Pyles and several illustrations by Charles Chickering, Nick Eggenhofer, Frank Kramer, John Meola, Virgil E. Pyles, James Schucker, and L. Sterne Stevens inside. As shown in the photos, the magazine is in very good condition for its age with some cover wear, creasing, and light soiling, including a few small edge tears as well as a 2” edge tear and some writing in pencil on the back. The paper is intact along the magazine’s spine, and the magazine is complete and remains well bound. Its interior pages are nice and clean with very few light corner creases and no writing or large rips or tears. It does have a rough fore-edge with some very small edge tears as is typical for these old pulp magazines. This rare vintage “Adventure” pulp magazine would make a great addition to your collection!

Please take a look at the photos to best judge condition. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the pulp magazine, pictures or shipping before bidding. Please pay within 3 days of auction end, and I’ll ship the magazine ASAP, usually within 2 days of payment received.

Thanks for looking!