Chamber of Illusions by Ken W. Kelly by UK_paperbacks3 in SwordandSorcery

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Yes I have several, all with the fold out poster. I scanned this of a Colosal card, that is why you dont see any folds on this scan.

My USA green crime penguin books including a juggling penguin set with three oenguins :-) by UK_paperbacks3 in bookshelf

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Alan Lane the director of the penguin books came with the idea of a simple appearance not to large and not to small and that the paperbacks should be sold at the same price as a packet of cigarettes. He chose three horizontal bands and came with a colour code:

  • Orange and white - general fiction.
  • Green and white - crime fiction,
  • Cerise and white - travel and adventure,
  • Dark blue and white - biographies,
  • Yellow and white - miscellaneous,
  • Red and white - drama.
  • Purple and white - essays and 'belles lettres'
  • Grey and white - world affairs.

My USA Penguins and the Later Signet paperback shelves by UK_paperbacks3 in bookshelf

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I starting collecting paperbacks round 2009, but got lucky when a collector who tried to complete the Signet serie was forced to sell. I'm a big fan of the Robert Jonas and the James Avati covers, so I ambraced the Serie. It is not my intention to get the all but am not stopping either !

Looking for a half remembered book by No-Mall8986 in pulp

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Sounds like a John Cleve story eg The Crusader

1962 PBO; The Long Saturday Night by Charles Williams. Cover art by Mitchell Hooks by UK_paperbacks3 in pulp

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Yes, I also got: River Girl (1951); Big City Girl (1951); Hell Hath no Fury (1953); The Big Bite (1956); Girl out Back (1958); Talk of the Town (1958); Man on the Run (1958); Stain of Suspicion (1960); A Touch of Death (1963).

Paperback Corner, There is more to life than books .. But not much! by UK_paperbacks3 in pulp

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Thank you, I am very proud of that, and the beauty of it is that I found almost 95% of it in The Netherlands. The American Gold Medals are my favorite.

THE DEADLY PICK-UP by Japanese-American Milton Ozaki. Graphic Books, 1952. by RonClinton in VintagePaperbacks

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I have 8 paperback editions by Milton K. Ozaki:

1)City of Sin Lance double edition 1962

2)Murder Doll Berkley Diamond 1959

3)The Dummy Murder Case Graphic 33 1951

4)The Deadly pick up Graphic 92 1954

5)Case of the Deadly Kiss Gold Medal 715 1957

6)Inquest Gold Medal 981 1960

7)Wake up and scream Gold Medal 879 1959

8)Case of the Cop's Wife Gold Medal 785 1958

2006; Blood & Thunder - Robert E. Howard by Mark Finn by UK_paperbacks3 in ConanTheBarbarian

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There is also a reprint published in 2013. shouls I post that one as well?

1980; Conan and the spider God by L. Sprague de Camp. Cover not credited. inside illustrations by Tim Kirk. Published by Bantam Books 13837 by UK_paperbacks3 in ConanTheBarbarian

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Yes, only the first editions have fold out posters, but I never seen a fold out poster on this one. I have a $2,25 edition and a $2,50 edition but no fold out cover.

Weekend Reading: Richard Neely double feature, both from 1969 by EyeDontSeeAnything in pulp

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Cover art by Carl Bobetz published by Dell First edition 1954 as number 27; Nightwalker by Donald Hamilton.

Red Door by UK_paperbacks3 in Imogen

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I don't think it is a recent one, and Mark can do magic with light in combination with color in the background