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FIGHTING WESTERN { Pulp magazine }. February/1947.
Editore: Trojan Pub./ Speed Western Magazine, New York, USA., 1947
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Soft cover. Condizione: Good. H.W. Scott Painted Cover art! (illustratore). First Thus. Vol.3, No.3, February/1947. NOVELETTE - "Gunman's Mistake" (That Kill-hungry mob with a rope was closing hotly in upon the jail, the animalistic spirit of lynch law was ruling this frontier town - and it seemed to luckless Madden that now was a good dagerous time to go on the prod!) by Joe McCoy, "Plumb-Ornery Vingarroon" (Was the mysterious and ruthless El Gomoso as out-and out bandido and cattle rustler, or was there anothe and admirable purpose behin his depredation? The whole Border country was destined to learn unexpectedly!) by Paul Hanna. SHORT STORIES - "Gold is Where You Steal It" (Bill had the holdup planned to the last detail- but he hadn't reckoned on the plans of another peculiar human.) by Jim Brent, "A Range for Fighting" (Every cowpoke's dream is for a lush range of his own, but when Davidson found somebody running sheep on his, he had to do more fighting than dreaming!) by William Decatur, "Rodeo Fool" (They thought he'd been selling out at the rodeos. Some shunkaroo was playing him for a fool but he had to be sure before he played his own hand.) by John R. Phillips, "Loco - Like a Lio!" (What was the sinister mystery in th epast of the strange hombre they called the Hermit? The secret burst with astonishing suddenness!) by Henry Malcolm, "Pay-Off in lead" (Tex didn't want to make war on a woman, but when he was really sold out - then he had something he could fight man-to-man!) by Frank Lawson, "Tough Trick" (Could anything make the Orejano Kid quit now? He Didn't know - as he looked at his gun-slow right arm and heard of the Devil-sent dangers ahead.) by Max Neilson. >>> Has a tear in cover, repaired inside with magic tape, thus "G"! Still decent! Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book.
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Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. H.W. Scott, cover (illustratore). First Edition. Very good in original wrappers with edgewear and short tears.
