"ACE Double" Paperbacks
F-101 to F-299 
Footnote = Note about the Author or Artist / Booknote = Note about that edition.
| TITLE | FRONT (A) | BACK (B) | AUTHOR | GENRE | DATE | PRICE | COVER BY | NOTES | ||
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101a
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Calling Dr. Merriman
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Margaret Howe
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Mystery - dbl.
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1960
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
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F-
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101b
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Cruise Nurse
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Joan Sargent
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Mystery - dbl.
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1960
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
Original cover-art for Cruise Nurse
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102a
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The Flying Eye
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Bob McKnight
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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102b
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Never Forget, Never Forgive
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Clayton Fox
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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103a
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High Thunder
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Lee Floren
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Gerald McConnell
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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| F- | 103b | A Trap For Sam Dodge | Harry Whittington | Western - dbl. | 1961 | $0.40 | John Leone |
listed as "First Book Publication"
Harry Whittington Footnote 1
Original cover-art by John Leone for A Trap For Sam Dodge.
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F-
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104a
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Mayday Orbit
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Poul Anderson
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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126pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
Originally published as A Message in Secret in Fantastic (magazine) in December 1959.
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F-
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104b
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No Man"s World
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Kenneth Bulmer
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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128pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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106a
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The Gun From Nowhere
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Tom West
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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F-
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106b
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Justice At Spanish Flat
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Brian Garfield
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "Abridged"
Original title: Range Justice
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F-
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107a
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My Pal, The Killer
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Chester Warwick
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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107b
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Scratch A Thief
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John Trinian
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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108a
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The Light Of Lilith
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G. McDonald Wallis
(aka: Hope Campbell)
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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123pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
Original preliminary cover-art by Ed Emshwiller for The Light of Lilith.
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F-
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108b
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The Sun Saboteurs
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Damon Knight
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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101pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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110a
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Savage Range
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Lee Wells
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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110b
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Track The Man Down
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Ray Hogan
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Gerald McConnell
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listed as "Complete Novel"
Gerald MacConnell Footnote 2
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F-
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111a
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The Girl From Las Vegas
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J. M. Flynn
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Mystery - dbl.
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1960
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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111b
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To Have And To Kill
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Robert Martin
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Mystery - dbl.
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1960
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$0.40
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listed as "Abridged"
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F-
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112a
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Barbara Ames - Private Secretary
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Jeanne Judson
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Mystery - dbl.
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1960
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$0.40
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Original cover-art for Barbara Ames - Private Secretary
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F-
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112b
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Fashions For Carol
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Nell Marr Dean
(aka: Nell Marr Dean Ratzlaff)
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Mystery - dbl.
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1960
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$0.40
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F-
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113a
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200 Hundred Years To Christmas
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J. T. McIntosh
(aka: James Murdock MacGregor)
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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81pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
James Murdoch MacGregor Footnote 3
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F-
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113b
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Rebels Of The Red Planet
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Charles L. Fontenay
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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143pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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115a
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The Blonde Cried Murder
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John Creighton
(aka: Joseph L. Chadwick)
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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115b
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Killing Cousins
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Fletcher Flora
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
Killing Cousins was the winner of the Cock Robin Mystery Award.
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F-
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116a
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Deadman Canyon
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Louis Trimble
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Gerald McConnell
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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116b
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The Lurking Gun
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Clement Hardin
(aka: Dwight Bennett Newton)
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Korby
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listed as "First Book Publication"
Dwight Bennett Newton Footnote 4
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F-
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117a
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The Door Through Space
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Marion Zimmer Bradley
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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132pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
reprinted as ACE 15890, 1972
Marion Eleanor Zimmer Bradley Footnote 5
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F-
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117b
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Rendezvous On A Lost World
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A. Bertram Chandler
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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124pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
reprinted as ACE 15890, 1972
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F-
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119a
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Delusion World
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Gordon R. Dickson
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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100pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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119b
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Special Delivery
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Gordon R. Dickson
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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123pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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120a
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Come In Shooting
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John Callahan
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Gerald McConnell
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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120b
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Gunman Can't Hide
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Jack M. Brickham
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Jerome Podwil
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Original cover-art by Jerome Podwil for Gunman Can't Hide.
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F-
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121a
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Sing Me A Murder
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Helen Nielson
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Lou Marchetti
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listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
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F-
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121b
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Woman Missing And Other Stories
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Helen Nielson
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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William F. Rose
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listed as "First Book Publication"
Original cover-art by William F. Rose for Woman Missing and Other Stories
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| F- | 122a | Calling Nurse Linda |  |
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Patti Stone | Mystery - dbl. | 1961 | $0.40 | Ribert Maquire | listed as "First Book Publication" |
| F- | 122b | Dr. Kilbourne Comes Home | Dorothy Worley | Mystery - dbl. | 1961 | $0.40 | listed as "Abridged" | |||
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F-
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123a
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Collision Course
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Robert Silverberg
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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135pg
listed as “Complete & Unabridged”
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F-
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123b
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The Nemesis From Terra
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Leigh Brackett
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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120pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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124a
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Bullet Welcome For Slatterly
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Steven G. Lawrence
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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Gerald McConnell
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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124b
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Slatterly
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Steven G. Lawrence
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Western - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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125a
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Deep Six
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J. M. Flynn
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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125b
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The Widow Maker
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Frank Diamond
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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126a
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A Marshall For Lawless
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Ray Hogan
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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126b
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The Troublemaker
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Edwin Booth
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
Original cover-art for The Troublemaker
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F-
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127a
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Seven From The Stars
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Marion Zimmer Bradley
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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120pg - listed as "Complete Novel"
Original preliminary cover-art by Ed Emshwiller for Seven From The Stars. Editor's notation on left margin "make spaceship more readlily discernable" and on bottom margin "put in 2 more people."
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F-
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127b
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Worlds Of The Imperium
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Keith Laumer
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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132pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
John Keith Laumer Footnote 6
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F-
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128a
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The Buzzard"s Nest
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Tom West
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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| F- | 128b | Siege At High Meadow | Louis Trimble | Western - dbl. | 1962 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete Novel" | |||
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F-
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129a
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The Automated Goliath
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William F. Temple
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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143pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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129b
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The Three Suns Of Amara
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William F. Temple
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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80pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
Original preliminary cover-art by Ed Emshwiller for The Three Suns of Amara.
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F-
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130a
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The Bullet-Proof Martyr
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James A. Howard
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
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F-
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130b
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The Screaming Cargo
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J. M. Flynn
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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133a
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The Rim Of Space
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A. Bertram Chandler
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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128pg
listed as “Complete & Unabridged”
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| F- | 133b | Secret Agent Of Terra | John Brunner | Sci-Fi - dbl. | 1962 | $0.40 | Ed Emshwiller |
127pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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134a
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A Shooting At Sundust
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Rod Patterson
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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134b
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Tumbleweed Trigger
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Gordon D. Shirreffs
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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138a
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A Noose For Slattery
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Steven G. Lawrence
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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138b
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Walk A Narrow Trail: A "Slattery" Novel
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Steven G. Lawrence
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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cover-art by Gerald McConnell
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F-
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139a
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The Makeshift Rocket
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Poul Anderson
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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97pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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139b
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Un-Man And Other Novellas
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Poul Anderson
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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158pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
Contains; Un-Man, Margin of Profit, The Live Coward
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F-
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141a
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The Darkness Before Tomorrow
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Robert Moore Williams
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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118pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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141b
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The Ladder In The Sky
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John Brunner
(as Keith Woodcott)
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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137pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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142a
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Smoky Pass
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L. P. Holmes
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
reprinted as 89590
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F-
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142b
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Wolf Brand
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L. P. Holmes
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
Image shown is ACE Double 89590b
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F-
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143a
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End Of A Big Wheel
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Clayton Fox
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Mystery - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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| F- | 143b | A Stone Around Her Neck | Bob McKnight | Mystery - dbl. | 1962 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
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F-
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144a
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The Badge Shooters
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Clement Hardin
(aka: Dwight Bennett Newton)
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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144b
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Massacre Basin
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Frank Wynne
(aka: Brian Garfield)
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Gerald McConnell
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listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
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F-
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145a
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Next Stop The Stars
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Robert Silverberg
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
Includes: Slaves of the Star Giants, The Songs of Summer, Hopper, Blaze of Glory, and Warm Man
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F-
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145b
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The Seed Of Earth
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Robert Silverberg
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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147a
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Eye Of The Monster
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Andre Norton
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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80pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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147b
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Sea Siege
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Andre Norton
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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176pg
listed as “Complete & Unabridged”
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F-
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148a
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Dead Man"s Double Cross
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Tom West
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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148b
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Wild Sky
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Harry Whittington
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Gerald McConnell
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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149a
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Cosmic Checkmate
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Charles de Vet
and Katherine MacLean
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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96pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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149b
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King Of The Fourth Planet
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Robert Moore Williams
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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126pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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150a
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Hideout Mountain
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 |
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Nelson Nye
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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150b
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Rafe
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Nelson Nye
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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152a
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Rio Desperado
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Gordon D. Shirreffs
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Gerald McConnell
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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152b
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Voice Of The Gun
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Gordon D. Shirreffs
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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153a
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The Planet Savers
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Marion Zimmer Bradley
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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153b
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The Sword Of Aldones
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Marion Zimmer Bradley
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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155a
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A Death At Sea
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Lionel White
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
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F-
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155b
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The Time Of Terror
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Lionel White
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Mystery - dbl.
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1961
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$0.40
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listed as "Abridged"
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F-
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160a
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New Gun For Kingdom City
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Ray Hogan
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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160b
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The Shotgunner
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Ray Hogan
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Gerald McConnell
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
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161a
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Destiny"s Orbit
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 |
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David Grinnell
(aka: Donald A. Wollheim)
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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114pg
listed as “Complete & Unabridged”
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F-
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161b
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Times Without Number
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John Brunner
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Jack Gaughan
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139pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
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F-
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164a
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Longhorns North
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Steven G. Lawrence
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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listed as "A 'Slattery' Novel"
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F-
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164b
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Slattery"s Gun Says No
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Steven G. Lawrence
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Western - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Bob Schinella
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listed as "First Book Publication"
Original cover-art by Bob Schinella for Slattery's Gun Says "No"
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F-
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165a
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Cache From Outer Space
|
 |
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Philip José Farmer
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
|
$0.40
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139pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
Philip José Farmer Footnote 7
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F-
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165b
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The Celestial Blueprint And Other Stories
|
Philip José Farmer
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1962
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$0.40
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Ed Emshwiller
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114pg
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F-
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166a
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Maigret And The Reluctant Witness
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Georges Simenon
|
Mystery - dbl.
|
1962
|
$0.40
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|
listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
Original cover-art by Lou Marchetti for Maigret and the Reluctant Witness
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F-
|
166b
|
Maigret Has Scruples
|
Georges Simenon
|
Mystery - dbl.
|
1962
|
$0.40
|
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listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
Original cover-art by Lou Marchetti for Maigret Has Scruples
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F-
|
172a
|
Battling Buckeroos
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Tom West
|
Western - dbl.
|
1962
|
$0.40
|
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listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
172b
|
Gun Rich
|
Giles A. Lutz
|
Western - dbl.
|
1962
|
$0.40
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listed as "First Book Publication"
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F-
|
173a
|
The Jewels Of Aptor
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Samuel R. Delany
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1962
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
156pg
Samuel R. Delany Footnote 8
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|
F-
|
173b
|
Second Ending
|
James White
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1962
|
$0.40
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|
100pg
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F-
|
176a
|
Gun Trap At Bright Water
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Dan J. Stevens
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
176b
|
The Outside Gun
|
Ray Hogan
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Bob Schinella
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
Original cover-art by Bob Schinella for The Outside Gun
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|
F-
|
177a
|
The Star Wasps
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Robert Moore Williams
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
126pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
177b
|
Warlord Of Kor
|
Terry Carr
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
97pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
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|
F-
|
184a
|
Death Valley Slim
|
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Nelson Nye
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
184b
|
The Kid From Lincoln County
|
Nelson Nye
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Robert Peak
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
Original cover-art by Robert Peak for the The Kid From Lincoln County
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|
F-
|
185a
|
The Dragon Masters
|
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 |
Jack Vance
(aka: John Holbrook Vance)
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
102pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
reprinted as ACE 16640, 1972
|
|
F-
|
185b
|
The Five Gold Bands
|
Jack Vance
(aka: John Holbrook Vance)
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Valigursky
|
122pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
reprinted as ACE 16640, 1972
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|
F-
|
186a
|
The High Hander
|
 |
 |
William O. Turner
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
May be misprinted as F-185 on some copies.
|
|
F-
|
186b
|
Wild Horse Range
|
Louis Trimble
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
May be misprinted as F-185 on some copies.
|
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|
F-
|
187a
|
Alpha-Centauri Or Die!
|
 |
 |
Leigh Brackett
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
121pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
187b
|
Legend Of Lost Earth
|
G. McDonald Wallis
(aka: Hope Campbell)
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
133pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
||
|
F-
|
195a
|
Battle On Venus
|
 |
 |
William F. Temple
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Valigursky
|
104pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
195b
|
The Silent Invaders
|
Robert Silverberg
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
117pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
196a
|
Drygulch Town
|
 |
 |
Harry Whittington
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Bob Schinella
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
196b
|
Prairie Raiders
|
Harry Whittington
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
||
|
F-
|
199a
|
Captives Of The Flame
|
 |
 |
Samuel R. Delany
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
147pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
199b
|
The Psionic Menace
|
Keith Woodcott
(aka: John Brunner)
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
108pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
||
|
F-
|
200a
|
The Big Snow
|
 |
 |
Frank Wynne
(aka: Brian Garfield)
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
|
|
F-
|
200b
|
Triggering Texan
|
Tom West
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
208a
|
The Buzzards Of Rocky Pass
|
 |
 |
L. P. Holmes
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
208b
|
Side Me At Sundown
|
L. P. Holmes
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
209a
|
Let The Spacemen Beware!
|
 |
 |
Poul Anderson
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
98pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
Alternate title: The Night Face
|
|
F-
|
209b
|
The Wizard Of Starship Poseidon
|
Ken Bulmer
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
124pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
214a
|
The Man From Colorado
|
 |
 |
Louis Trimble
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
214b
|
The Wildcatters
|
Bill Burchardt
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
215a
|
Listen! The Stars!
|
 |
 |
John Brunner
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
96pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
215b
|
The Rebellers
|
Jane Roberts
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
155pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
Dorothy Jane Roberts Footnote 9
|
||
|
F-
|
223a
|
Envoy To New Worlds
|
 |
 |
Keith Laumer
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
134pg - listed as "First Book Publication"
Envoy to New Worlds is a collection of "Retief" short stories that includes Protocol, Sealed Orders, Aide Memoire, Policy, and Palace Revolution.
|
|
F-
|
223b
|
Flight From Yesterday
|
Robert Moore Williams
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
120pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
||
|
F-
|
224a
|
Bancroft"s Banco
|
 |
 |
Nelson Nye
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
224b
|
The Seven Six-Gunners
|
Nelson Nye
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
227a
|
The Astronauts Must Not Land
|
 |
 |
John Brunner
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Valigursky
|
148pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
227b
|
The Space-Time Juggler
|
John Brunner
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
84pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
||
|
F-
|
229a
|
The Dead And The Deadly
|
 |
 |
Louis Trimble
|
Mystery - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
229b
|
Homicide Handicap
|
Bob McKnight
|
Mystery - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Bob Schinella
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
Original cover-art by Bob Schinella for Homicide Handicap
|
||
|
F-
|
230a
|
Lobo Lawman
|
 |
 |
Tom West
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
230b
|
Trail Of The Fresno Kid
|
Ray Hogan
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
||
|
F-
|
237a
|
Beyond The Galactic Rim: Great Intersteller Adventures
|
 |
 |
A. Bertram Chandler
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
114pg
Contains: Forbidden Planet, Wet Paint, The Man Who Could Not Stop and The Key
|
|
F-
|
237b
|
The Ship From Outside
|
A. Bertram Chandler
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Valigursky
|
108pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
238a
|
Brand Him Outlaw
|
 |
 |
Stephen Payne
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
238b
|
Quicktrigger
|
Gordon D. Shirreffs
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
242a
|
Castaways World
|
 |
 |
John Brunner
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
127pg
listed as "complete novel"
|
|
F-
|
242b
|
The Rites Of Ohe
|
John Brunner
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Valigursky
|
129pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
244a
|
Last Gun At Cabresto
|
 |
 |
Ray Hogan
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
244b
|
Valley Of Violence
|
Edwin Booth
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
Original covert-art for Vally of Violence
|
||
|
F-
|
249a
|
The Hand Of Zei
|
 |
 |
L. Sprague de Camp
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
113pg - listed as “Abridged by the Author”
Original cover-art by Ed Emshwiller for The Hand of Zei. - Preliminary cover-art by Ed Emshwiller for The Hand of Zei. Note the differences and similarities between the prelim and the final cover art.
|
|
F-
|
249b
|
The Search For Zei
|
L. Sprague de Camp
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
143pg
listed as “Complete & Unabridged”
|
||
|
F-
|
250a
|
Gallows Gulch
|
 |
 |
Tom West
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
250b
|
The Masked Gun
|
Barry Cord
|
Western - dbl.
|
1963
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
Note: The Gerald McConnell cover art for The Masked Gun is later used for Trouble Valley by Louis Trimble ( ACE 11785; 1970). This represents an example of cover art reuse in two different western genre volumes.
|
||
|
F-
|
253a
|
One Of Our Asteroids Is Missing
|
 |
 |
Calvin M. Knox
(aka: Robert Silverberg)
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
124pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
253b
|
The Twisted Men
|
A. E. van Vogt
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
130pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
Original cover-art by Jack Gaughan (1964) for The Twisted Men.
|
||
|
F-
|
254a
|
The Ghost Riders
|
 |
 |
Philip Ketchum
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
254b
|
Hardcase Halloran
|
William Heuman
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
||
|
F-
|
260a
|
Trail Drive
|
 |
 |
Brian Garfield
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Shrivers
|
listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
Trail Drive is the first ACE Double western copy where I have found Brian Garfield not using his Brian Wynne pseudonym.
|
|
F-
|
260b
|
Trouble At Gunsight
|
Louis Trimble
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Shrivers
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
261a
|
The Lunar Eye
|
 |
 |
Robert M. Williams
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Ed Valigursky
|
115pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
261b
|
The Towers Of Toron
|
Samuel R. Delany
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
140pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
264a
|
Contract In Cartridges
|
 |
 |
Ben Elliott
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
264b
|
Don't Cross My Line
|
Tom West
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
265a
|
Son Of The Tree
|
 |
 |
Jack Vance
(aka: John Holbrook Vance)
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
111pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
reprinted as ACE 77525, 1971
|
|
F-
|
265b
|
The Houses Of Iszm
|
Jack Vance
(aka: John Holbrook Vance)
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
112pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
reprinted as ACE 77525, 1971
|
||
|
F-
|
272a
|
No Job For A Cowboy
|
 |
 |
Stephen Payne
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
272b
|
The Man From Barranca Negra
|
Ray Hogan
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
||
|
F-
|
273a
|
The Dark Intruder & Other Stories
|
|
 |
Marion Zimmer Bradley
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
124pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
reprinted as ACE 22576, 1972
Contains: The Dark Intruder, Jackie Sees a Star, Exiles of Tomorrow, Death Between the Stars, The Crime Therapist, The Stars Are Waiting, and Black & White
|
|
F-
|
273b
|
Falcons Of Narabedla
|
Marion Zimmer Bradley
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
127pg
listed as "Complete Novel")
reprinted as ACE 22576, 1972
|
||
|
F-
|
275a
|
The Duplicators
|
 |
 |
Murray Leinster
(aka: Will F. Jenkins)
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
143pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
Printed elsewhere as either World of the Uffts or Planet of the Ufft
|
|
F-
|
275b
|
No Truce With Terra
|
Philip E. High
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
110pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
Philip Empson High Footnote 10
|
||
|
F-
|
276a
|
Mr. Six Gun
|
 |
 |
Brian Wynne
(aka: Brian Garfield)
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
276b
|
The Wolf Slayer
|
William E. Vance
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
||
|
F-
|
284a
|
Border Passage
|
 |
 |
Lin Searles
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
284b
|
The Homesteader
|
Ben Smith
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete and Unabridged"
|
||
|
F-
|
285a
|
The Million Year Hunt
|
 |
 |
Kenneth Bulmer
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
133pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
285b
|
Ships To The Stars
|
Fritz Leiber
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
122pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
289a
|
Demons' World
|
 |
 |
Kenneth Bulmer
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Jack Gaughan
|
139pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
|
F-
|
289b
|
I Want The Stars
|
Tom Purdom
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Ed Emshwiller
|
115pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
Thomas Edward Purdom Footnote 11
Altenative preliminary cover-art by Ed Emshwiller for I Want The Stars. Note the differences and similarities between the preliminary and the final cover art.
|
||
|
F-
|
292a
|
The Hidden Rider Of Dark Mountain
|
 |
 |
Gordon D. Shirreffs
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
292b
|
The Man At Rope"s End
|
Tom West
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
298a
|
Sudden Country
|
 |
 |
Nelson Nye
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
|
listed as "Complete Novel"
|
|
F-
|
298b
|
Treaure Trail From Tucson
|
Nelson Nye
|
Western - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
Gerald McConnell
|
listed as "First Book Publication"
|
||
|
F-
|
299a
|
The Arsenal Of Miracles
|
 |
 |
Gardner F. Fox
|
Sci-Fi - dbl.
|
1964
|
$0.40
|
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156pg
listed as "First Book Publication"
frontspiece illustration by Jack Gaughan
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F-
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299b
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Endless Shadow
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John Brunner
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Sci-Fi - dbl.
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1964
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$0.40
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Ed Valigursky
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97pg
listed as "Complete Novel"
interior illustration by Jack Gaughan
Gardner Francis Cooper Fox Footnote 12
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Footnotes:
1: Harry Whittington (1915 - 1989) was one of the most prolific paperback writers of the 1950's through the 1960's. He wrote in nearly every genre and had success as a screenwriter for Warner-Brothers and created the television shows "The Lawman," "The Alaskan," and "The Dakotas" in the 1960's.
2: Gerald MacConnell (1931-2004) illustrated over 2000 paperback covers and was later known for his three-dimensional and prop work. He was a leader of the Graphic Artist Guild in the 1970's and '80's, and is credited with efforts in improving the protection of copyrights for illustrators, led by Tad Crawford. In addtion, he taught at the Pratt Institute, published several books on three dimensional arts, was picture editor or art editor on various industry books; and later became a successful publisher and owner of Madison Square Press.
3: James Murdoch MacGregor, (14 February 1925 – 2008) was a Scottish journalist and author best known for writing science fiction under the pen name J.T. McIntosh.
4: Dwight Bennett Newton (b. 1916) was a highly prolific writer of the western genre. He wrote under a number of pseudonyms. In addition, he was story content and staff writer for the television series "Wagon Train," "Death Valley Days," and "Tales of Wells Fargo." He was a founding member of the Western Writers of America.
5: Marion Eleanor Zimmer Bradley (June 3, 1930 – September 25, 1999) was an American author of fantasy, historical fantasy, science fiction, and science fantasy novels, and is best known for the Arthurian fiction novel The Mists of Avalon, and the Darkover series. While she is noted for her feminist perspective in her writing, her popularity has been posthumously marred by multiple accusations against her of child sexual abuse and rape by two of her children, Mark and Moira Greyland, and others and for enabling her husband at the time (who was an admitted pedophile) to abuse and rape multiple unrelated children.
6: John Keith Laumer (June 9, 1925 – January 23, 1993) was an American science fiction author. Prior to becoming a full-time writer, he was an officer in the United States Air Force and a diplomat in the United States Foreign Service. His older brother March Laumer was also a writer, known for his adult reinterpretations of the Land of Oz (also mentioned in Laumer's The Other Side of Time). Frank Laumer, their youngest brother, is a historian and writer.
7: Philip José Farmer (January 26, 1918 – February 25, 2009) was an American author known for his science fiction and fantasy novels and short stories. Farmer is best known for his sequences of novels, especially the World of Tiers (1965–93) and Riverworld (1971–83) series. He is noted for the pioneering use of sexual and religious themes in his work, his fascination for, and reworking of, the lore of celebrated pulp heroes, and occasional tongue-in-cheek pseudonymous works written as if by fictional characters. Farmer often mixed real and classic fictional characters and worlds and real and fake authors as epitomized by his Wold Newton family group of books. These tie all classic fictional characters together as real people and blood relatives resulting from an alien conspiracy. Such works as The Other Log of Phileas Fogg (1973) and Doc Savage: His Apocalyptic Life (1973) are early examples of literary mashup. Literary critic Leslie Fiedler compared Farmer to Ray Bradbury as both being "provincial American eccentrics" who "strain at the classic limits of the [science fiction] form," but found Farmer distinctive in that he "manages to be at once naive and sophisticated in his odd blending of theology, pornography, and adventure.
8: Samuel R. Delany (born April 1, 1942), Chip Delany to his friends, is an American author and literary critic. His work includes fiction (especially science fiction), memoir, criticism and essays on science fiction, literature, sexuality, and society. His fiction includes Babel-17, The Einstein Intersection (winners of the Nebula Award for 1966 and 1967 respectively), Nova, Dhalgren, the Return to Nevèrÿon series, and Through the Valley of the Nest of Spiders. His nonfiction includes Times Square Red, Times Square Blue, About Writing, and eight books of essays. After winning four Nebula awards and two Hugo Awards over the course of his career, Delany was inducted by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame in 2002. From January 1975 until his retirement in May 2015, he was a professor of English, Comparative Literature, and Creative Writing at SUNY Buffalo, SUNY Albany, and Temple University in Philadelphia. In 1997 he won the Kessler Award, and in 2010 he won the third J. Lloyd Eaton Lifetime Achievement Award in Science Fiction from the academic Eaton Science Fiction Conference at UCR Libraries. The Science Fiction Writers of America named him its 30th SFWA Grand Master in 2013.
9: Dorothy Jane Roberts (May 8, 1929 – September 5, 1984) was an American author, poet, self-proclaimed psychic, and spirit medium, who claimed to channel an energy personality who called himself "Seth." Her publication of the Seth texts, known as the Seth Material, established her as one of the preeminent figures in the world of paranormal phenomena.
10: Philip Empson High was an English science fiction author. Born in Biggleswade (Bedfordshire) on 28 April 1914, his writing career spanned over 50 years before his death in Canterbury (Kent) on 9 August, 2006.
11: Thomas Edward Purdom (born 1936) is an American writer best known for science fiction and nonfiction. His story Fossil Games was a nominee for the Hugo Award for Best Novelette in 2000. He has also done music criticism since 1988. His works have been translated into German, Chinese, Burmese, Russian, and Czech. He lives in Philadelphia.
12: Gardner Francis Cooper Fox (May 20, 1911 – December 24, 1986) was an American writer known best for creating numerous comic book characters for DC Comics. Comic book historians estimate that he wrote more than 4,000 comics stories, including 1,500 for DC Comics. Fox was also a science fiction author and wrote many novels and short stories. Fox is known as the co-creator of DC Comics heroes the Flash, Hawkman, Doctor Fate, Zatanna and the original Sandman, and was the writer who first teamed those and other heroes as the Justice Society of America and later recreated the team as the Justice League of America. Fox introduced the concept of the Multiverse to DC Comics in the 1961 story "Flash of Two Worlds!"
Booknotes:
1: Woman Missing and Other Stories contains: The Affair Upstairs, Woman Missing, Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree (these previously appeared in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine), and Decision, Compensation (this previously appeared in Manhunt).
2: The Celestial Blueprint and Other Stories is the first ACE book by Philip Jose Farmer. Includes; Rastigmac the Devil; The Celestial Blueprint; They Twinkled Like Jewels; and Totem and Taboo
3: The Dragon Masters: first appeared in Galaxy in August 1962, and won the Hugo award for "best short fiction" in 1963.
4: The Five Gold Bands originally appeared in Startling Stories in November 1950. The first book appearance was titled The Space Pirate (Toby Press, 1953).