Grey, Zane; McCutcheon, George Barr et al. - Munsey's Magazine. June 1912

New York, The Frank A. Munsey Company, 1912. Wraps. Wraps. Black and white photos and illustrations throughout. A single issue of this magazine, notably featuring a story by Zane Grey: 'The Horses of Bostil's Ford.' Also notable in this issue is a lengthy article by Augustus Post titled: 'The Present and Future of Man Flight.' Accompanied by many photos and illustrations of early aviators, including the Wright Brothers, Glen Curtiss and others, this piece chronicles various air races and speed trials, the evolution of aviation, as well as the dangers in flight, including crashes and death. Another article chronicles the lives of the notable (rich) residents of San Francisco. FAIR condition. Wrapper MISSING along the spine, with heavy tearing, chipping and creasing along the extremities and front and rear covers. Moderate dampstain to the lower front and rear of the magazine. Smudged address stamp on the rear cover. General soiling, heavier to the back. Interior solid, with minor toning. Fair .

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