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AIR WONDER STORIES - October 1929 - REPP VINCENT JUVE ebay Item # 6912464678 Note: clicking on the ebay item # above will take you to the ebay auction page if it still exists. Ebay keeps most auctions for 90 days, but some for less. watch this auction Offered at $ 9.99 Sold at $ 20.01 Buy it Now # Bids 4 Quantity 1 High Bidder zonedance Seller jwhitebooks Time left Auction over Location New York, NY Start Date 20040712120350 Country United States End Date 20040719120350 Subject:  Pulp Magazines Title:  AIR WONDER STORIES - October 1929 - REPP VINCENT JUVE Description:  Item Specifics - Magazine Back Issues Issue Type: Monthly Issue Subject: Pulps Month: October Publication Name: -- Publication Year: 1929 The OCTOBER 1929 issue of AIR WONDER STORIES Magazine (Bedsheet format), Volume 1 Number 4, featuring "The Sky Maniac" by Henrik Dahl Juve, "Around the World in 24 Hours" by R.H. Romans, "Through the Air Tunnel" by Harl Vincent, "The Air Spy" by Edward Lee Harrison, "The Ark of the Covenant" (part 4 of 4), "The Invisible Raiders" by Ed Earl Repp, and "The Robot Master" by O. Beckwith. Cover by Paul. Editor Hugo Gernsback. A Very Good copy: Front cover separating from spine 1" at top and bottom, small creases and edge chips, pencil markings around mag title; soiling and creasing to back (incl. inside back cover), chips along edges (top edge around spine, top corner, along outer edge, at base of spine); stress to spine, 1" chips at both ends; tanning to pages. NO RESERVE! Listing photo slightly clipped at top. Additional photos (back, spine) and information available upon request. FREE Counters and Services from Andale | Auction Images   Scale by  0.5x   0.75x   1x   1.5x   2x   3x   You can add any of the pictures above to a Book or Magazine issue page. Simply enter a Book ID# in the box below a picture and press the button. If you came to this page from a Book or Magazine issue page, that Book ID# will already be in the box. Auction Evaluations Pulp Trader has a program which evaluates auction titles and descriptions, deciding what books and magazine issues are being offered. Listed below are its evaluations, shown as 1% to 99%. Naturally, this can never be as good as human judgement. As a member, you can correct the stupid computer program. To change an existing evaluation, click on the Up or Down icon to its left. Up will raise the evaluation to 100% certainty. Down will lower it to 0%, meaning this auction is definitely not for that book. 6912464678: AIR WONDER STORIES - October 1929 - REPP VINCENT JUVE Change Eval. Book ID   Title     Date     Issue   99% 174 Air Wonder Stories Oct 1929 v1#4 1 evals 100%  Mags  Books To create a new evaluation, enter a Book ID# in the box above and press the Create button. You will then be shown the book data, and asked to verify the new evaluation. You must get the Book Key from a Book TOC page, or a Magazine Issue page. After giving thumbs down to a few evaluations, or changing the item count, you can tell the program to re-evaluate by pressing the Re-Evaluate button. The program will re-evaluate the auction in a few minutes. All evaluations that are not 0 or 100 may change. You can also set the exact number of Magazines and Books for auction. The Evaluation program sometimes gets this very wrong, especially when people mention their other auctions in the Description. When either field is blank, the Evaluation program uses its best guess as to how many items are for auction. You can set this to Zero, telling the program not to evaluate this auction. Or you can set it to some positive whole number to limit the number of evaluations. At present, we do not evaluate auctions for books, so that field is not used. We will need it in the near future. The best way to use these fields is when an the program gives way too many evaluations. Just tell it how many items of each type are really for auction.

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