Earl Andrew Binder (10 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. First Edition. Science Fiction. Complete, but spine partially covered with clear and white tapes, owner's name on front and rear covers. Two very thin Acco Fastener holes near spine, no loss.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Complete, original magazine with light edgewear. Cover illustration by Leo Morey (illustrator).

4to. 129, [1] pp. Text illustrations, illustrated ads. Colour-illustrated softcovers, yapp fore-edges, cover art of "Island in the Sky" (uniform light interior toning as usual, minor shelfwear, very minor chipping to foot of spine, lower fore-edge), still VG- copy. First edition of this installment in Thrilling Wonder Stories, featuring Wellman's "Island in the Sky" Long's "Plants Must Grow," Rousseau's "Moon Patrol," and Ley's "The Kitchen of the Future.".…

4to. 129, [1] pp. Text illustrations, illustrated ads. Colour-illustrated softcovers, yapp fore-edges, iconic pulp cover art of "This is Hell," by Rudolph Belarski (uniform light interior toning as usual, minor shelfwear, couple very slight chips at gutter margin front cover, edgewear), still VG- copy. First edition of this installment in Thrilling Wonder Stories, featuring Binder's "Via Jupiter," Bond's "Luxury Liner," Cummings's "Fugitive," Friend's "This is Hell.". …

4to. 144 pp. Text illustrations by John Masaccio, Hannes Bok. Colour-illustrated softcovers, yapp fore-edges (uniform light interior toning as usual, minor shelfwear, couple very minor closed tears, slight chipping foot of spine, slight creasing), still a G- copy. First edition of this installment in Super Science Stories, launched as a cheaper companion to Astonishing Stories, and which here features Fearn's "Prisoner of Time," Hasse's "The Missing Day," Binder's "Space Hitch-Hiker," and others.…

Soft Cover. Condition: Near Fine to Fine. First Edition. ----------vintage chapbooks / stapled booklets, digest size. In 1942 Columbia issued these 6 undated but numbered (1-6) volumes as companions to their pulp magazines Science Fiction Stories and Science Fiction Quarterly. All contained one novella, were 24 pages long, had the same Frank R. Paul cover art, and the back covers were the completion of the novella and/or an advertisement for Columbia's pulp magazines. 1 volume has a faint front cover yellow stain, 2 have store stamps on the back covers, all show only modest wear, and are near fine or fine copies. Frank R. Paul (front covers) (illustrator).…

Single Issue Magazine. Condition: Good.

4to. 146 pp. Text illustrations throughout by Robert Fuqua, Rod Ruth, Julian S. Krupa, Joe Sewell. Colour-illustrated softcovers, yapp fore-edges, front cover art of Robot by C.L. Hartman, back cover by H.M. Duffin (minor shelfwear, slight creasing) still NF copy. First edition of this relatively scarce installment of the famed pulp magazine after it had been purchased by Ziff-Davis in 1938, and installed Raymond Palmer as editor. This issue features Binder's robot story of "Adam Link's Vengeance," Williams' "Rockets over Europe," and Vincent's Undersea Prisoner.…

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. Magazine. Cover and interior illustrations by Frank R. Paul. Quarto. Illustrated perfectbound wrappers. About near fine with a bit of wear at the extremities and some tape remnants on the edges of the rear wrap. Contributions this issue include D. D. Sharp, Eugene Thebault, Nathan Schachner, Festus Pragnell, Laurence Manning, Eando Binder [Otto Binder and Earl Andrew Binder], and Clinton Earle Fisk.…

4to. 160 pp. Text illustrations by Marchioni, Wesso, Brown, Hopper, Saaty, Thompson. Colour-illustrated softcovers, cover art by Harold V. Brown (uniform light interior toning as usual, faint tidemark to front cover, chipping w/ loss to spine, edgewear), Fair copy. First edition of this very scarce, and original publication of conclusion of Lovecraft's highly regarded, "At the Mountains of Madness" rejected originally by Weird Tales for its' length, and originally published here in Astounding Stories. This issue marks one of the earliest after Tremaine had made the decision to eliminate the yapp fore-edges in the Astounding Stories pulps, so they were now exactly trimmed to the textblock. …