Phoenix, AZ: Published by the Author for FAPA, 1949. Single sheet printed on both sides. Very Good with toning and light wear, previously folded in thirds. C. Burton Stevenson also published Oracle, a one-shot fanzine for FAPA. More
Long Island City, NY: Published by the Author for FAPA. 8pp. No date or issue noted. Early scifi fanzine published for FAPA (Fantasy Amateur Press Association), as promised featuring random thoughts. These include thoughs on predicting the future, FAPA, FAPA dues, atomic energy, Philcon, Dale Carnegie and more. Sykora was..... More
Toronto: Beak Taylor, 1948. Number 14. February, 1948. Bound in publisher's original side-stapled wraps. Very Good with toning and light wear, light creasing and two gentle vertical crease throughout, several small abrasions to front cover. More
Toronto: Beak Taylor, 1948. Number 15. May, 1948. Bound in publisher's original side-stapled wraps. Very Good with toning and light wear, gentle vertical crease throughout. More
[Los Angeles]: A Darkling Publication, [1941]. First edition. 2 pp. Single sheet of yellow paper hectographed in red on recto, green on verso. Very Good with small chip to corner, faint vertical crease through middle, small closed tear to edge, tiny stain noticeable on verso. A truly scarce fanzine; no..... More
[Multiple locations]: [Various Publishers], 1962-1968. 17 issues of four different American Tolkien fanzines sold as a lot. All staplebound. Very Good or better condition overall. Numerous illustrations. Entmoot. Crystal City, MO: Entmoot, [1965-1966]. Three issues. Issue #2, 3, & 4. Issues 2 & 3 folded vertically for mailing with mailing..... More
Bloomington, IL: Published by the Author for FAPA, 1945. B. T. -- His Mag: Number 1, April 1945. In original side-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and light wear. A sci-fi zine published by one of the genre's earliest fans for FAPA. More
Bloomington, IL: Published by the Author for FAPA, 1945. Number 2, October 1945. In original stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and light wear. A sci-fi zine published by one of the genre's earliest fans for FAPA. More
Bloomington, IL: Published by the Editor, 1939. Whole Number 14. Volume 2, Number 2. September 30, 1939. 4pp (including covers). Very Good with toning and wear, creases and soiling. Inked initials to front cover. An early sci-fi fanzine edited by Bob Tucker. More
Bloomington, IL: Published by the Editor, 1940. Whole Number 14. Volume 2, Number 2. September 30, 1939. Very Good with toning and wear, creases and soiling. Folded in thirds horizontally. Inked initials "LJA" (Lloyd Alpaugh?) to front cover. An early sci-fi fanzine edited by Bob Tucker. More
Bloomington, IL: [1939]. One sheet folded in half. Early sci-fi fanzine. Very Good with toning and wear. More
Bloomington, IL: Cosmic Publications, [1939]. 4 pp. Early sci-fi adzine with ad for John W. Campbell's publication Unknown in middle. Very Good with toning and wear. More
Paterson, NJ: 1940. Volume 1, Number 1. September 1940. Louis and Gertrude Kuslan's copy. Vertical crease made for mailing and evidence of posting to rear cover. Metal brad-bound sheets. Very Good with soiling, toning and wear. Scarce. More
San Francisco: Published by the Author, 1945. Number 1. April, 1945. 3pp. Two side-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and light wear. An early sci-fi fanzine. More
Louisville, KY: Published by the Editors, 1951. The Imaginative Collector #2 combined with Dawn #12. March 1951. Walter Coslet's copy. Very Good. Toning and wear. Vertical fold made for mailing; address, postage stamp and signed of mailing to rear cover. A Kentucky-based science-fiction fanzine devoted to collectors. More
Louisville, KY: Published by the Editors, 1951. The Imaginative Collector #3 combined with Dawn #13. March 1951.Vertical fold made for mailing; address, postage stamp and signed of mailing to rear cover. A Kentucky-based science-fiction fanzine devoted to collectors. More
Schenectady: Larry Shaw / A Cerfew Publication, [1943]. Ca. 1945. An undated science fiction fanzine. Bound in publisher's side-stapled blue wraps. Very Good with toning and wear, light creasing and a horizontal crease to the center. A scarce zine. More
A Paradox Publication published for FAPA, [1946]. Likely issue #1, as it is printed on rectos only in both hectograph and multilith as per Pavlet-Evans. A science fiction fanzine published for FAPA. Side-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning, light creases and light general wear, some rusting to staples. More
A Paradox Publication published for FAPA, 1946. Likely issue #1, as it is printed on rectos only in both hectograph and multilith as per Pavlet-Evans. A science fiction fanzine published for FAPA. Side-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning, light creases and light general wear, some rusting to staples. A nice..... More
Belfast, Northern Ireland: Walter A. Willis, 1950. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Near Fine vertical crease to center throughout. Light general wear. More
Los Angeles: Published by the Editor for FAPA, [1947]. Issues number 1 and 2 of this scarce fanzine admittedly published to fulfill FAPA requirements. Side-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and wear, light creasing to #2. More
Los Angeles: Published by the Editor for FAPA, [1947]. Issue number 1 this scarce fanzine admittedly published to fulfill FAPA requirements. Side-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and wear. More
Los Angeles: Published by the Editor for FAPA, [1947]. [ca. 1947] Issues number 1 and 2 of this scarce fanzine admittedly published to fulfill FAPA requirements. Side-stapled sheets. Very Good with toning and wear, light creasing. More
Banning, CA: Published by the Editor for FAPA, 1948. Number 1. February, 1948. In original side-stapled wraps. Very Good with toning and light wear, light creases. A sci-fi fanzine published for a FAPA mailing. More
Banning, CA: Published by the Editor for FAPA, 1948. Number 2. August, 1948. In original side-stapled wraps. Very Good with toning and light wear, light creases. A sci-fi fanzine published for a FAPA mailing. More