CAILLOU, ALAN

Afghan Assault the Private Army of Colonel Tobin #4

New York: Pinacle Books, 1973. 2nd Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB. This is a mass market paperback book. The book is in Very Good+ condition and was issued without a dust jacket. There is some light bumping and rubbing to the spine ends and corners of the book covers. The spine of the book has a light slant to it. The text pages are clean and bright. "Caillou wrote 52 paperback thrillers under his own name and the nom de plume of Alex Webb, with such heroes as Cabot Cain, Colonel Matthew Tobin, Mike Benasque, Ian Quayle and Josh Dekker, as well as writing many magazine stories. He also wrote books under female names. Several of Caillou's novels were filmed, such as Rampage with Robert Mitchum in 1963, based on his big game hunting knowledge; Assault on Agathon (with Nico Minardos as Cabot Cain) , for which Caillou did the screenplay as well; and The Cheetahs, filmed in 1989. " (from Wikipedia). Very Good+ .

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Book number: 42089

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction Alan Caillou The Private Army Of Colonel Tobin Adventure Mercenaries

CAILLOU, ALAN

Afghan Assault the Private Army of Colonel Tobin #1

New York: Pinacle Books, 1973. 3rd Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB. This is a mass market paperback book. The book is in Very Good+ condition and was issued without a dust jacket. There is some light bumping and rubbing to the spine ends and corners of the book covers. The spine of the book has a light slant to it. The text pages are clean and bright. "Caillou wrote 52 paperback thrillers under his own name and the nom de plume of Alex Webb, with such heroes as Cabot Cain, Colonel Matthew Tobin, Mike Benasque, Ian Quayle and Josh Dekker, as well as writing many magazine stories. He also wrote books under female names. Several of Caillou's novels were filmed, such as Rampage with Robert Mitchum in 1963, based on his big game hunting knowledge; Assault on Agathon (with Nico Minardos as Cabot Cain) , for which Caillou did the screenplay as well; and The Cheetahs, filmed in 1989. " (from Wikipedia). Very Good+ .

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Book number: 42090

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction Alan Caillou The Private Army Of Colonel Tobin Adventure Mercenaries

CAILLOU, ALAN

Swamp War the Private Army of Colonel Tobin #5

New York: Pinacle Books, 1973. 1st Edition; 1st Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB. This is a stated First Edition. This is a mass market paperback book. The book is in Very Good+ condition and was issued without a dust jacket. There is some light bumping and rubbing to the spine ends and corners of the book covers. The spine of the book has two light creases. The text pages are clean and bright. "Caillou wrote 52 paperback thrillers under his own name and the nom de plume of Alex Webb, with such heroes as Cabot Cain, Colonel Matthew Tobin, Mike Benasque, Ian Quayle and Josh Dekker, as well as writing many magazine stories. He also wrote books under female names. Several of Caillou's novels were filmed, such as Rampage with Robert Mitchum in 1963, based on his big game hunting knowledge; Assault on Agathon (with Nico Minardos as Cabot Cain) , for which Caillou did the screenplay as well; and The Cheetahs, filmed in 1989. " (from Wikipedia). Very Good+ .

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Book number: 41979

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction Alan Caillou The Private Army Of Colonel Tobin Adventure Mercenaries

FICTIONEERS, INC.

Fighting Aces

Chicago, IL: Fictioneers, Inc, 1940. Magazine. B&W Illustrations; This magazine is in Fair condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The front cover is detached, but present, approximately half of the spine is still present, but the rear cover is gone. The text pages are generally clean and bright, but have generalized toning. Articles include: Death Flies the Sky Route to Berlin by Robert Sidney Bowen , The Sky Raider by Metteau Miles, Red Ceiling for Aces by John Wallace, A Torch for the Damned by Harold F. Cruickshank, and more.. Fair .

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Book number: 42099

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction Fictioneers, Inc. World War I Aviation Dog Fighting The Air War

HAMILTON, DONALD

The Removers

New York: Fawcett Gold Medal, 1961. Early printing; 1st Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB. This is a mass market paperback book. The book is in Very Good+ condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The book and its contents are in mostly clean, bright condition. There is a very slight slant to the spine from being read. The bottom spine end of the book cover has a tiny nick. The front cover has three tiny spots of ground-in dirt. The text pages are clean and bright. "In the first book in the series, Death of a Citizen, which takes place in the summer of 1958, 13 years after the end of the war, Helm is frequently referred to by other characters as being of incipient middle age and apparently soft and out of shape, although no specific age for him is given. In the next story, which apparently takes place in the summer of 1959, a hostile agent from a rival American spy organization taunts Helm as a shopworn 36-year-old and clearly over the hill as a physical specimen. Later in the book, Helm himself says that he is 36 years old. Writer Hayford Peirce examined the issue of Helm's age, and found this figure to be improbably young given the information about Helm's background in Death of a Citizen. Peirce postulated that Helm was actually several years older than the 36 years mentioned in The Wrecking Crew and that he was probably born around 1918. By The Betrayers, the tenth book, the age issue vanishes completely. " (from Wikipedia). Very Good+ .

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Book number: 41980

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction Donald Hamilton Matt Helm Spies Espionage Counter-agents

MCCRAE, LIEUT. EDWARD (EDITOR) / BETTER PUBLICATIONS

Sky Fighters Magazine (March 1940 Vol. XXII, No. 3)

New York: Better Publications, 1940. Magazine. B&W Illustrations; This is a trade sized magazine. The magazine is in Fair condition and ws issued without a dust jacket. The front cover is detached and missing a triangular chip by the spine. The spine has large chips at both ends. The rear cover is missing. This is a READING COPY. Included are: Hell over Heligoland by Arch Whitehouse, Killer Diller by F. E. Rechnitzer, Fadeouts by Lieut. Seymour G. Pond, Courtesy of a Patriot by James Hale McGuire, Purgatory Patrol by Orlando Rigoni, Screwball Wings by Robert Sidney Bowen, and more.. Fair .

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Book number: 42075

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction Lieut. Edward Mccrae World War I Aviation Adventure Suspense

MCCRAE, LIEUT. EDWARD (EDITOR) / BETTER PUBLICATIONS

Sky Fighters Magazine (April 1941 Vol. XXII, No. 2)

New York: Better Publications, 1941. Magazine. B&W Illustrations; This is a trade sized magazine. The magazine is in Fair condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The front cover is detached, and the spine is gone. The rear cover is missing. This is a READING COPY. Included are: Pacific Patrol by Lieut. Scott Morgan, Reel Heroes by Joe Archibald, Glass Wings by Orlando Rigoni, I'll Hold your Coat by Arthur J. Burks, and mo9re.. Fair .

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Book number: 42098

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction Lieut. Edward Mccrae World War I Aviation Adventure Suspense

POPULAR PUBLICATIONS

Dare-Devil Aces (February 1939 Vol. 21 , No. 3)

Chicago, IL: Popular Publications, 1939. Magazine. B&W Illustrations; This is a trade sized magazine. The magazine is in Fair condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The front cover is detatched, but mostly complete, exceptfor small edge nicks, tears and small chips.. The spine has a large chip to the bottom end. The rear cover is missing. This is a READING COPY. Included are: Dead Man's Patrol by Robert Sidney Bowen, Rifles in the Dawn by Hal White, Coffins for Aces by William Hartley, Soldier of Hell by J. Jay Blair, Dynamite on Wings by Darrell JOrdan, Death has a Price by O. B. Myers, and more.. Fair .

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Book number: 42073

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction Popular Publications World War I Aviation Adventure Suspense

POPULAR PUBLICATIONS

Dare-Devil Aces (October 1939 Vol. 23 , No. 3)

Chicago, IL: Popular Publications, 1939. Magazine. B&W Illustrations; This is a trade sized magazine. The magazine is in Fair condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The front cover is detatched, and has chips missing, a large chunk from the bottom right corner, and several edge nicks and tears. The rear cover is missing. This is a READING COPY. Included are: Wings for a Bloody Eagle by WIlliam O'Sullivan, The Dead with Fly Again by O. B. Myers, Remember the Damned by Hal White, Satan Flies at Night by Robert Sidney Bowen, What Price Heroes? By Eliot Todd, Too Ugly to Die by Orlando Rigoni, When Sky-Guns Speak by William Hartley, and more.. Fair .

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Book number: 42074

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction Popular Publications World War I Aviation Adventure Suspense

SALGARI, EMILIO

La Scotennatrice (the Scout / Scoutman)

Firenze, Italy: R. Bemporad & Figlio, 1921. Trade Edition. Paperback. Illustrated by G. Amato. (The text is entirely in ITALIAN) This is a large trade sized paperback magazine. The book is in Very Good condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The book is in generally clean bright condition. There are small nicks and chips to the cover edges. The text pages are clean and bright. Illustrated throughout with monochrome illustrations by A. Della Valle. "Salgari's work was imitated in one form or another by many who came after him. A large part of the Italian adventure literature is a continuation of Salgari's work. Many late 19th century writers such as Luigi Motta and Emilio Fancelli wrote further Sandokan adventures imitating Salgari's style: fast-paced, filled with great battles, blood, violence and punctuated with humour. The style soon spread to movies and television. One example is the work of the director Sergio Leone, whose outlaw heroes in his Spaghetti Westerns were inspired by Salgari's piratical adventurers. More than 50 film adaptations have been made of Salgari's novels, and many more were inspired by his work (corsair stories, jungle adventure stories, and swashbuckling B movies, such as Morgan, the Pirate, starring Steve Reeves). Federico Fellini loved Salgari's books. Pietro Mascagni had over 50 Salgari titles in his library. Umberto Eco read Salgari's works as a child.". Very Good .

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Book number: 34370

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction E. Salgari Historical Fiction Adventure Americana Pulp Fiction

SALGARI, EMILIO

Le Selve Ardenti

Firenze, Italy: R. Bemporad & Fuglio, 1922. Trade Edition. Paperback. Illustrated by G. D'Amato. B&W Illustrations; This is a trade sized pulp magazine. The magazine is in Good condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The spine of the book has a noticeable slant, and toning / darkening. The edges of the covers have nicking and wear. The text pages are clean, but noticeably darkened due to the acid content of the paper. The illustrations throughout are by G. D'Amato. "Salgari wrote more than 200 adventure stories and novels, setting his tales in exotic locations, with heroes from a wide variety of cultures. He gained inspiration from reading foreign literature and newspapers, travel magazines and encyclopedias, which he used to portray his heroes' worlds. He wrote four major series: The Pirates of Malaysia; The Black Corsair Saga; The Pirates of Bermuda; and a collection of adventures set in the Old West. Salgari’s heroes were mostly pirates, outlaws and barbarians, fighting against greed, abuse of power, and corruption.". Good+ .

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Book number: 34217

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction E. Salgari G. D'amato Adventure Americana Westerns Pulp Fiction

SALGARI, EMILIO

Sulle Frontiere Del Far-West

Firenze, Italy: R. Bemporad & Figlio, 1921. Trade Edition. Paperback. Illustrated by G. Amato. (The text is entirely in ITALIAN) This is a large trade sized paperback magazine. The book is in Very Good- condition and was issued without a dust jacket. The spine has a noticeable slant . There are small nicks and chips to the cover edges. The rear cover has a two inch sized spot of light discoloration. The text pages are clean and bright. Illustrated throughout with monochrome illustrations by G. Amato. "Salgari's work was imitated in one form or another by many who came after him. A large part of the Italian adventure literature is a continuation of Salgari's work. Many late 19th century writers such as Luigi Motta and Emilio Fancelli wrote further Sandokan adventures imitating Salgari's style: fast-paced, filled with great battles, blood, violence and punctuated with humour. The style soon spread to movies and television. One example is the work of the director Sergio Leone, whose outlaw heroes in his Spaghetti Westerns were inspired by Salgari's piratical adventurers. More than 50 film adaptations have been made of Salgari's novels, and many more were inspired by his work (corsair stories, jungle adventure stories, and swashbuckling B movies, such as Morgan, the Pirate, starring Steve Reeves). Federico Fellini loved Salgari's books. Pietro Mascagni had over 50 Salgari titles in his library. Umberto Eco read Salgari's works as a child.". Very Good- .

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Book number: 34216

Catalogue: Pulp Fiction

Keywords: Pulp Fiction E. Salgari Historical Fiction Adventure Americana Pulp Fiction