Work and Win Weekly Juvenile Pulp Magazine and 49 similar items
Work and Win Weekly Juvenile Pulp Magazine 706 June 1914 Hal Standish
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Item traits
| Category: | |
|---|---|
| Quantity Available: |
Only one in stock, order soon |
| Condition: |
Good |
| Publication Year: |
1912 |
| Subject: |
Pulps |
| Issue Type: |
Weekly Issue |
| Month: |
Monthly June |
| Year Published: |
1912 |
| Language: |
English |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: |
United States |
| Features: |
Vintage |
| Type: |
Magazine |
| Title: |
Work and Win Weekly |
| Publication Name: |
Work and Win Weekly |
| Era/Year: |
1912 |
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Shipping weights of all items added together for savings. |
| Price discount: |
15% off w/ $19.00 spent |
| Posted for sale: |
More than a week ago |
| Item number: |
838678466 |
Item description
Adopt from Fathertime: Work and Win Weekly Juvenile Pulp Magazine no 419
In This Issue: Fred Fearnot's Sure Shot or The Aim that Saved a Life, Story by Hal Standish, Frank Tousey Publisher, 32 pages includes back classified advertising, 5 cent cover price
Dated: June 14, 1912 No. 706
Cover: Multi Color, Artist not stated
Condition: Vintage Used, Complete, Clean, Tight, Decent, More scarce magazine
Defects: Corner and Edges wear, Fragil pulp paper, Repairs done for Damage and Preservation of present condition
Comment: All magazines are shipped sleeved with backing board. The old back issue magazines may have a old paper odor. Old magazine Issues are getting difficult to acquire in a decent condition so I do some limited repairs with the right materials when appropriate to do so. I do not cut up magazines unless there is no other value. I value the complete magazine as a snap shot of times past. I hope you do also.
Control: 9086
Please Note: All magazines are mailed sleeved with a backing board. Magazines of any age can not be legally mailed media mail. They will need to be mailed 1st. class or priority as the weight dictates.
Please Note; Due to new postal Zoning Regulations and increased mailing costs, magazines will now be mailed when possible First Class Flat, WITHOUT tracking or insurance. If you desire tracking inform me Before making a purchase and I will change the listing for you so you may do so
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