ernst clayton editor (9 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Fair. Intact but both covers nearly loose ; 4to 11" - 13" tall.

Softcover. Condizione: Fair. Covers are detached, and separated from each other, but present. Front cover has some chipping to the outer edge. The outer edges of the pages have two very small tears throughout. Pages have slight browning to the margins. ; Page count includes paper covers. ; 44 pages.

softcover. Condizione: good. 1941. 8 1/2" x 11 1/2" magazine, 42 pages. Aviation, Sports, Adventure, Outdoor Life. Complete Plans for Building a Darkroom. Pioneers of Today and Yesterday at Ticonderoga. Good condition with yellowing pages. Great illustrations.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. This is an exceptional copy of "The Open Road for Boys" Magazine, February 1942, Volume XXIV, No. 1. On the Front cover is a photograph of a brand new Navy monoplane, readied for World War II. This World War II Era Issue Contains Stories, Articles on basketball, Adventure Stories, Comics, Model Planes, the newly created JEEP, Period Advertising, and more. Vintage Monthly Periodical. OP "The Open Road for Boys" was a monthly periodical sponsored by the Open Road Pioneers, an outdoor activity club with similarities to the Boy Scouts. The magazine featuring lots of adventure stories and outdoorsy things, and participatory activities. This is the February 1942 issue of "The Open Road for Boys". America was newly embroiled in the Second World War, but life went on, and while this issue reflects the involvement with the war, Inside, there are some great adventure stories, some basketball tips, and lots of period advertising! The issue is nicely preserved TITLE : The Open Road for Boys ISSUE : Volume XXIV , No. 1 DATE : February 1942 EDITOR : Clayton H. Ernst IMPRINT : The Open Road Publishing Co. PLACE : Menasha, Wisconsin STATUS : Out of Print OP PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION : Illustrated Monthly Periodical; 36 pages (pagination includes exterior); 8 1/4" x 11 1/2", photo-pictorial wraps, stapled. CONDITION -- VERY GOOD -- This is a previously owned item. Clean and attractive exterior, and clean on the interior , with the following imperfections noted : EXTERIOR - Spine fold is abraded; Original subscription address stamped on rear cover. BINDING - Solid with no leaves detached or loose. INTERIOR - Paper is toned; basically clean and unmarked throughout.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Nathan B. Lincoln, Stanley Leland, H. G. Campagna, Henry Moore Picken, S. Levenson (illustratore). "The Open Road for Boys" was a monthly periodical sponsored by the Open Road Pioneers, an outdoor activity club with similarities to the Boy Scouts. The magazine featuring lots of adventure stories and outdoorsy projects, and participatory activities. Page 26 features an invitation to join the Pioneers : one can see all the purported activities listed that the club promoted. Of special note in this issue is an article on Gliders and Gliding; also of interest : "Trainees for Defense" shows that Americans were preparing for war even before Pearl Harbor. CONTENTS : ** Trouble on Hen Island - a story by Earl Banner - Illustrated with photographs ** Missing Model Mystery - A Reader-Participation Mystery by Nathan B. Lincoln (Prizes were offered for the best logical solution suggested by readers) - Illustrated by Stanley Leland ** Let's Glide - by Commander E. F. MacDonald, Jr. - Illustrated with Photographs ** Boomerang Snatch - a story by Calvin M. Craig Illustrated by H. G. Campagna ** Timberline Trust - a story by L. Crawford Pritchett - Illustrated by Henry Moore Picken ** Trainees for Defense ** Devils Danced - by Howard M. Brier - Illustrated by S. Levenson. TITLE : The Open Road for Boys ISSUE : Volume XXIII , No. 7 DATE : September, 1941 EDITOR : Clayton H. Ernst IMPRINT : The Open Road Publishing Co. PLACE : Louisville, Kentucky PHYSICAL DETAILS : Illustrated Monthly Periodical; 36 pages (pagination includes exterior); 8 1/4" x 11 1/2", photo-pictorial wraps, stapled. CONDITION -- VERY GOOD -- Clean and complete , with the following imperfections noted: EXTERIOR : Splitting to foot of spine fold (about an inch); weathering along fore-edges (darkening to front - foxing to rear); moderate surface rub; a scuff with a bit of smutch appears on the rear cover at the foot. else clean and presentable. Original subscription address stamped on rear cover. BINDING : Solid - No Leaves are detached or loose. INTERIOR : Paper is toned; weathering and spotting to insides of covers along the edges there may be some small scattered spotting or smudging through the text, but upon perusal none are readily obvious, else clean and unmarked throughout.

Softcover. Condizione: Very Good. Very small tear to the top spine end. ; Approx. 8 1/4" wide by 11 1/2". Volume 18, Number 2. Page count includes the covers. ; 44 pages.

Magazine. Condizione: Very Good+ covers. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Dust Jacket. Minor rubbing, handling and wear to the; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 50 pages.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. b/w Illus (illustratore). stapled pictorial wraps; 34 clean, unmarked pages; includes:Roger Wolcott Minard (On Vinland's Wild Shore , viking story); Vansant Coryell (The Haunted House) Joe Glass (Those Dean Boys, Dizzy & Paul); Charles C. Haas (Mountain Lions at Play); Frederick S. Foltz (Strangers on The Island); Ralph W. Kenyon (Flying Skeleton); Stamp collecting; Etc.

Paperback. Condizione: Near Fine. b/w Illus (illustratore). stapled pictorial wraps; 42 clean, unmarked pages; includes:W.W. Whittmore (Flood Bound, Short story); P.A. Powers (Chinese Pireate House ); Robert F. Davidson (Fire and Water, Sam Brady, Pennsylvania Bordermen); Eldon G. Magnuson (Unknown Rifleman); Alfred M. McCoy (Bastkeball) Joseph Chase Allen (As Hips Pass); Johnny Apleseed, Pioneers Club; etrc.