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MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Stilson, Charles B. (Charles Billings), 1880-1932

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New York: Avalon Books / Thomas Bouregy and Company Inc 1965. First Edition. Hardcover Classic lost race novel [first in a series] reprinted from the pulps. Reginald 13693. Golden yellow cloth with black spine lettering/decoration, 192 pages. Library name hand written at the top of both paste-downs, some kind of paper label residue at the bottom of the front paste-down, and also to the front free endpaper, else solid VG+/Near Fine copy in otherwise Near Fine Dust Wrapper with small spot stains along the top edge.bx131

NY: Frank A. Munsey Co., 1942. Vol. IV, No. 3. Pulp magazine. [Edited by Mary Gnaedinger.] Cover art by Virgil Finlay for "Serapion" (novelet) by Francis Stevens. Includes "Polaris - of the Snows" (novel) by Charles B. Stilson. Features: "A. Merritt on Modern Wiotchcraft"; "The Readers' Viewpoint". Illustrated by Frank R. Paul and Virgil Finlay. tanning; rubbing; old tape at spine ends and middle; one page loose with tears and losses at edge; small adhesion and scar to rear cover.. SingleIssueMagazine. Good to Very Good-.

Avalon, 1965 First Edition in Good condition with a Very Good unclipped Dust Jacket protected by a Mylar Brodart. DJ art by Gray Morrow. Library discard.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/Very Good. Ex-Library.

New York: Avalon Books/Thomas Bouregy and Company, Inc, 1965. First Edition. Hardcover. 10mo; VG-/G+; pea green pictorial spine with white and yellow text; first edition; dust jacket exterior shows slight wear; one or two smudges to rear; cloth exterior has minimal wear; tight binding; textblock exterior edges mildly toned; interior clean; pp 192. 1359050. FP New Rockville Stock.

New York:: Famous Fantastic Mysteries,, July, 1942.. First edition.. publisher's lurid wrappers illustrated in color.. Some minor edgewear.. Large 8vo,. Also reprints A. Merritt's letter on Modern Witchcraft.

avalon 1965 first edition, ,, . very good +, some spine fading, $3.25 intact jacket only, NO BOOK

NY: Frank A. Munsey Co., 1942. Vol. IV, No. 3. Pulp magazine. [Edited by Mary Gnaedinger.] Cover art by Virgil Finlay for "Serapion" (novelet) by Francis Stevens. Includes "Polaris - of the Snows" (novel) by Charles B. Stilson. Features: "A. Merritt on Modern Wiotchcraft"; "The Readers' Viewpoint". Illustrated by Frank R. Paul and Virgil Finlay. Small edge and corner losses; tanning.. SingleIssueMagazine. Very Good-.

New York,: Avalon Books/Thomas Bouregy and Company, 1965. First edition, first printing . Hardcover. The first book in the Polaris trilogy. Attractive book plate on the front paste-down endpaper mostly hidden under the dust jacket flap. Fine in fine dust jacket with faded spine panel.

Avalon Books, New York, 1966. First Edition. Hardcover (Original Cloth). Very Good Condition/Very Good. Illustrator: Gray Morrow -- Cover Art. introduction by Robert A. W. Lowndes. Bright yellow coloured cloth covered boards with black coloured titles to the back strip. Illustrated dustwrapper, by Gray Morrow, with white and orange coloured titles to the front panel and back strip. The second adventure of Polaris, the young man who had been raised in Antarctica by his father, and, who had seen no other human. On the death of his father Polaris started to make his way to civilisation, and, on his Northwood journey found Rose Emer (an American heiress) who had become lost. Fleeing from a breakup of ice, Polaris and Rose fled inwardness to the centre of Antarctica, and, stumbled on a Hidden Valley where the remnants of an ancient Greek nation lived. Many adventures ensue ... Minor softening of the back strip edges with a little rubbing of the book corners and back strip corners. Light age… Read More

1965. STILSON, Charles B. Polaris of the Snows. Original cloth, non-priceclipped dust jacket. New York: Avalon Books, Thomas Bourgey and Company, [1965]. First edition. Ancient Greek civilization in Antarctica. Jacket spine slightly sunned, else fine.

New York: Avalon, 1965. First Edition First Printing . Hardback. Fine/Fine. Gray Morrow. Tough to find in this superior condition.

Avalon Books, 1965. Bound in cloth, with dust jacket (by Gray Morrow). 192 p. . -(Dj sunned at the spine, but otherwise the book is in excellent condition. Binding tight, block square, pages bright and clean. A highly collectable copy.).

New York: Avalon Books, 1965. 1st Edition. Cloth. Very Fine/Very Fine. Gray Morrow. 8vo., 192pp.Beautiful First Edition, originally published in All-Story magazine in 1915. Square, tight and clean throughout with no discernible wear. Equally attractive unclipped dust-jacket, ($3.25), is fresh and bright with no creases, chipping, tears and none of the common fading to the spine whatsoever. A stunning collectable copy.