Coriell Vernell Edited (3 results)

Single Issue magazine. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Kansas City, MO: House of Greystoke. Publication: The Burroughs Bulletin #17 Editor and Publisher: Vernell Coriell Date: 1967 Publisher: House of Greystoke, Kansas City, MO Writers: Frank J. Brueckel, Maurice B. Gardner, William Gilmour, John Harwood, Allan Howard, author Maxon, Kenneth Robeson, H.W. Starr, Ward M. Stevens, Ann Enybudiels Artists: Mike Angelo, Ken Bird, Jerry Burge, Louie Estrada, Larry Hanks, Jeff Jones, Tex Lowell, J. Allen St. John, Adrian Sarff, W.D. Whitten Pages: 40 Format: Saddle-stapled wraps Type: Magazine "The Burroughs Bulletin is an amateur magazine distributed free of charge to members of The Burroughs Bibliophiles, a non-profit literary society dedicated to preserving the works and memory of Edgar Rice Burroughs." Also included with the bulletin are a letter from the Editor and Founder expressing concern "that NBC intends to drop TARZAN." Mr. Coriell then goes on to tell Tarzan fans to: "Yell!!! But do not write 'crank' letters.just write your honest feelings regarding your desire to see a 'new' TARZAN TV series, with improved scripts of imaginative action and adventure." An advertisement for "Alex Raymond's Classic Comic Strip of the1930's. FLASH GORDON, Limited Collector's Edition" An advertisement for "The Gridley Wave Contacting the Worlds of Edgar Rice Burroughs Manning New UFS Tarzan Art" Condition: Bulletin in very good condition with rusting to staples and light soiling along spine edges. Letter and advertisements have very slight edge wear. See photos. pulp bx 6E.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. First edition. Very good with a short tear at the top of each page, some age-toning to the pages, in wrappers. Eight pages. A Burroughs Bulletin publication.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. First edition. 8pp. Paper wrappers. Folded for mailing with original envelope, else fine with fresh, white pages. A newsletter for fans of Edgar Rice Burroughs with a membership flyer, also folded.