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Weird Tales September 1951

JONES, H.Bedford. SMITH, Clark Ashton. QUINN, Seabury, etc.

New York, NY: Weird Tales Rockefeller Plaza, Sept. 1951. Quarto. Original pictorial wraps. Trimmed flush with page block. Clean and fresh, spine unchipped, colours bright and crisp. Contains 'Gimlet Eye Gunn' as a representative of the World War II zombie pirate vs. the Japanese genre (a wide field), with an awesomely sinister Lee Brown 'I'm Mad Me!' Coye cover. Item #28479

Price: £30.00

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