ACE Single Title Paperbacks
Series -F 
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| TITLE | FRONT COVER | BACK COVER | EXTRA IMAGE/S | AUTHOR | GENRE | DATE | PRICE | EDITION | COVER BY | NOTES | |
| F-105 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, Fifth Series |  |
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Anthony Boucher
(aka William A. P. White; Ed.)
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Sci-Fi
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No Date | $0.40 | (c.1954-1956; nd) | Booknote 1 | ||
| F-109 | Storm Over Warlock |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1961 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-114 | The Bird of Tme |  |
Wallace West |
Sci-Fi
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1961 | $0.40 |
(c.1959; 1961;
1st ACE printing)
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John Schoenherr | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" This is a "fix-up" novel, incorporating 4 stories (often with major revisions):The Bird of Time, Captive Audience, and The Lure of Polaris from Thrilling Wonder Stories (1949-53) and En Route to Pluto from the Astounding edition of August 1936. Gnome Press hardcover was published in 1959. |
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| F-118 | Making Profits In The Stock Market |  |
Jacob O. Kamm, Ph.D |
Nonfiction
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1961 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | ACE Star Edition | |||
| F-131 | The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, Sixth Series |  |
Anthony Boucher
(aka William A. P. White; Ed.)
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Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 | (c.1957; 1962) | Ed Valigursky | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Booknote 2 |
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| F-132 | Scramble! |  |
Mario Cappelli |
Historical Fiction
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1962 | $0.40 | Major Mario Capelli (United States Air Force) | ||||
| F-135 | The Long Tomorrow |  |
Leigh Brackett |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Leigh Douglas Brackett Footnote 1 |
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| F-136 | Childbirth: True Accounts of Unusual Experiences |  |
Elyse Michaels Sommer (Ed.) |
Nonfiction
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1961 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Introduction by Myron B. Harkavy, MD. | |||
| F-137 | Impossible: Yet It Happened! |  |
R. Dewitt Miller |
Occult/
Paranormal
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1962 | $0.40 |
(c.1947; 1962;
1st ACE printing)
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Original title: Forgotten Mysteries | |||
| F-140 | Love With A Harvard Accent |  |
Leonie St. John
(aka Nancy Harmon
and William S. Bayer Ii)
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Modern Romance
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1962 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-146 | Sir Scoundrel |  |
Jay Scotland (aka John Jakes) |
Historical Fiction
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1962 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" Adventure novel with Richard the Lion-Hearted in the Third Crusade. |
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| F-151 | Reformatory Girls |  |
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Nedra Tyre |
Mystery
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1962 | $0.40 | Johnson | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Original title: Hall of Death |
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| F-154 | The Wizard of Linn |  |
A. E. Van Vogt |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 | Ed Valigursky | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-156 | At the Earth's Core |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 |
(c.1922; 1962;
1st ACE printing)
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Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Cover and title page illustration by Roy Krenkel Jr. Roy Gerald Krenkel Jr. Footnote 2 |
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| F-157 | The Moon Maid |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-158 | Pellucidar |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 |
(c.1915; 1962;
1st ACE printing)
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Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Pellucidar, the sequel to At the Earth’s Core, was originally published as a five part serial in All-Story Cavalier Weekly (May 1, 1915). |
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| F-159 | The Moon Men |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Interior illustrations by Roy Krenkel; Jr. |
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| F-162 | The Best From Fantasy and Science Fiction, Seventh Series |  |
Anthony Boucher
(aka William A. P. White; Ed.)
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Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Booknote 3 |
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| F-163 | Doctor Ellen |  |
Adele De Leeuw |
ACE Nurse Romance
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1962 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||||
| F-167 | Catseye |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-168 | Thuvia, Maid of Mars |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 |
(c.1920; 1962;
1st ACE printnig)
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Roy Krenkel Jr. | Cover and title page illustration by Roy Krenkel Jr. | ||
| F-169 | Tarzan and the Lost Empire |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 | Frank Frazetta | ||||
| F-170 | The Chessmen of Mars |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 |
(c.1922; 1962;
1st ACE printing)
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Roy Krenkel Jr. | Cover and title page illustration by Roy Krenkel Jr. | ||
| F-171 | Tanar of Pellucidar |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 |
(c.1929; 1962;
1st ACE printing)
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Roy Krenkel Jr. | Cover and title page illustration by Roy Krenkel Jr. | ||
| F-174 | First Through Time |  |
Rex Gordon
(aka Stanley Bennett Hough)
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Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 |
(c.1959; 1962)
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listed as "First Book Publication" Reprint of ACE single D-405 |
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| F-175 | Lament For Four Brides |  |
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Evelyn Berckman |
Mystery
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1962 | $0.40 |
(c.1959; 1962;
1st ACE printing)
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ACE Gothic Novel | ||
| F-178 | More Adventures on Other Planets |  |
Donald A. Wollheim (Ed) |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Richard Powers | Short story collection including works by Leigh Brackett, Stanley Weinbaum, Robert M. Williams, and John Brunner. Richard M. Powers Footnote 3 |
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| F-179 | Pirates of Venus |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Roy Krenkel Jr. | |
| F-180 | Tarzan at the Earth's Core |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | Cover and title page illustration by Frank Frazetta | ||
| F-181 | The Mastermind of Mars |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | Original pencil preliminary drawing for The Mastermind of Mars drawn in late 1962. Booknote 4 | |
| F-182 | The Monster Men |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Frank Frazetta | ||||
| F-183 | The Defiant Agents |  |
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Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Alternate cover preliminary painting by Ed "Emsh" Emshwiller for The Defiant Agents. Acrylic and mixed media with brush on illustration board. Signed by artist in pencil (lower right) and titled (upper left). 8.5" X 7" on cream coloured paper. |
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| F-188 | Armageddon 2419 A. D. |  |
Philip Francis Nowlan |
Sci-Fi
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1962 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Note that Tuck (reference) has date as 1963. My copy has copyright 1962. ~ Dr. Smith |
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| F-189 | Tarzan the Invincible |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Frank Frazetta | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Cover and title page illustration by Frank Frazetta |
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| F-190 | A Fighting Man of Mars |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-190-X | The Lost Continent |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Reprinted as ACE F-235 | ||||
| F-191 | Journey to the Center of the Earth |  |
Jules Verne |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | (c.1956; 1959; 1963) | Journey to the Center of the Earth was originally published as ACE Single D-155 (1956) and D-397 (nd; probably 1959). Note the addition of "Classic" to the ACE logo for this edition | |||
| F-192 | Star Born |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 |
(c.1958; 1963;
2nd ACE printing)
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Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Star Born (the sequel to The Stars Are Ours!) was originally published in ACE Double D-299 (1958) bound with H. Beam Piper and John J. McGuire's A Planet For Texans. |
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| F-193 | The Son of Tarzan |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | (c.1917; 1963) | Frank Frazetta | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-194 | Tarzan Triumphant |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-197 | Witch World |  |
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Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" Original preliminary pencil sketch by Jack Gaughan for Witch World. 9” x 13.” The sketch is orange chalk or pastel on the back of the vellum / tracing paper and pencil on the front. The words “Witch World” are written on the bottom. |
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| F-198 | The Short Cases of Inspector Maigret |  |
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Georges Simenon |
Mystery
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-201 | Doomsday, 1999 |  |
Paul Mactyre
(aka Robert James Adam)
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Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete Novel" Published in Great Britain under the title Midge. |
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| F-202 | The Hovering Darkness |  |
Evelyn Berckman |
Mystery
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" ACE Gothic Novel |
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| F-203 | The Beasts of Tarzan |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | Cover and title page illustration by Frank Frazetta. Interior illustrations (3) by J. Allen St. John |
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| F-204 | Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | (c.1918; May 1963) | Frank Frazetta | Cover and title page illustration by Frank Frazetta Follows the text of the 1918 hardcover edition. |
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| F-205 | Tarzan and the City of Gold |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | |||
| F-206 | Jungle Tales of Tarzan |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Cover and title page illustration by Frank Frazetta as well as interior illustrations by J. Allen St. John from the original hardcover and a new frontispiece by Frazetta | |||
| F-207 | The Stars Are Ours! |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | (c.1955; 1963) | Ed Valigursky | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" The Stars Are Ours! was originally published as ACE Double D-121 (1955) bound with Sam Merwin Jr's 3 Faces of Time. Also printed as ACE Special Edition D-121 (1955). |
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| F-208 | Side Me At Sundown | |
L. P. Holmes |
Western
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1963 | $0.40 | Originally published in ACE Double F-208 (1963) bound with The Buzzards of Rocky Pass. | ||||
| F-210 | Red Alert |  |
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Peter Bryant
(aka Peter George)
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Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 |
Peter George Footnote 4 Note how the cover art has changed from D-350 (and D-551) and the tie-in to the movie. |
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| F-211 | Planet of Peril |  |
Otis Adelbert Kline |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-212 | Tarzan and the Lion Man |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | Cover and title page illustration by Frank Frazetta | ||
| F-213 | The Land That Time Forgot |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 |
(c.1918; 1963;
1st ACE printing)
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Roy Krenkel Jr. | Cover and title page illustration by Roy Krenkel Jr. | |
| F-216 | The Man Who Upset the Universe |  |
Isaac Asimov |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 |
(c.1955; 1963;
2nd ACE printing)
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Robert Schulz | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Original title: Foundation and Empire The Man Who Upset the Universe was originally published as ACE Single D-125 (1955). Robert Emil Schultz Footnote 5 |
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| F-217 | The Best From Fantasy and Science Fiction, 8Th Series |  |
Anthony Boucher
(aka William A. P. White; Ed.)
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Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | |||||
| F-218 | They Never Came Back |  |
Allen Churchill |
Mystery
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1960 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Eight major mysteries of people who vanished into thin air. | |||
| F-219 | Ask Henry |  |
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Henry Makow |
Nonfiction
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1962 | $0.40 | 1st thus | ACE Star Edition An illustrated "advice to parents" book by the "world's youngest syndicated columnist." |
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| F-220 | The People That Time Forgot |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Roy Krenkel Jr. | Original pencil preliminary drawing for The People That Time Forgot drawn in late 1962. Image area 4" x 6.15." Pencil on cream (light tan) paper with "RGK" signature in lower right. |
| F-221 | Lost on Venus |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | |
| F-222 | First on the Moon |  |
Jeff Sutton
(aka Jefferson Sutton)
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Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 |
(c.1958; 1963;
2nd ACE printing)
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Ed Emschwiller | Reprint of ACE Single D-327 (1958) using the same Emsh cover art. Jefferson Howard Sutton Footnote 6 |
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| F-225 | Space Viking |  |
H. Beam Piper |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Ed Valigursky | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-226 | Huon of the Horn |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 |
(c.1951; August 1963;
1st ACE printing)
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Jack Gaughan | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" This novel is listed as "adapted by" Andre Norton due to its historical setting. Interior art by Joe Krush |
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| F-231 | Star Gate |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 |
(c.1956; 1963; ;
1st ACE printing)
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Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-232 | The Land Of Hidden Men |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Original title: Jungle Girl Cover and title page illustration by Roy Krenkel, Jr. |
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| F-233 | Out of Time's Abyss |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||||
| F-234 | The Eternal Savage |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Original title: The Eternal Lover |
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| F-235 | The Lost Continent |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Original title: Beyond Thirty |
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| F-236 | The Time Traders |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 2nd ACE printing | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" The Time Traders was originally published as ACE D-461 (1960) and uses the same Emsh cover art. |
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| F-239 | Time and Again |  |
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Clifford D. Simak |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Cover and title page by Jack Gaughan Original title page illustration (hand lettered) by Jack Gaughan for Time and Again. 5.75" x 3.75" (on paper) and to a backing board (9" x 6.") Signed in lower right of art with monogram signature. |
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| F-240 | When The Sleeper Wakes |  |
H. G. Wells |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 |
(c.1899; 1959; 1963;
2nd ACE prinitng)
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Ed Emschwiller | When The Sleeper Awakes was originally published as ACE D-388 (1959). This edition uses the same Emsh cover art and is probably the 2nd ACE printing. |
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| F-241 | Star Bridge |  |
Jack Williamson &
James E. Gunn
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Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Note: this edition has the price (40 cents) located below the ACE logo block. This suggests that this cover may be a left-over from the ACE Double Edition. |
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| F-243 | Lord of Thunder | |
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Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Alex Schomburg | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Alex Schomburg Footnote 7 |
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| F-245 | Back to the Stone Age |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing |
Roy Krenkel Jr.
and Frank Frazetta
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listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Alternate title: Seven Worlds to Conquer |
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| F-246 | Metropolis |  |
Thea Von Harbou |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | (c.1927; 1963) | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Cover and title page by Jack Gaughan Introduction by Forrest J. Ackerman (copyright date is 1963). On the copyright page is the statement that "This Ace edition follows the text of the first English edition, originally published in 1927." Translator is not identified. |
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| F-247 | Carson of Venus |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 |
(c.1937; 1938; 1939;
December 1963; 1st ACE printing)
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Frank Frazetta | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Cover and title page illustration by Frank Frazetta |
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| F-248 | Beyond the Stars |  |
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Ray Cummings |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | Raymond King Cummings Footnote 8 | |||
| F-251 | The Game-Players of Titan |  |
Philip K. Dick |
Sci-Fi
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Jack Gaughan | |||
| F-252 | The Shooting Of Storey James |  |
John Clifford
(aka J. C. Bayliss)
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Western
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1964 | $0.40 | |||||
| F-255 | The Prodigal Sun |  |
Philip E. High |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-256 | Land of Terror |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1964? | $0.40 | (c.1944; nd (probably 1964); 1st ACE printing) |
listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Cover and title page illustration by Frank Frazetta |
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| F-257 | Alien Planet |  |
Fletcher Pratt |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-258 | The Cave Girl |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-259 | Prince of Peril |  |
Otis Adelbert Kline |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-262 | Reckless Men |  |
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Clifton Adams |
Western
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1964 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Gerald McConnell | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |
| F-263 | Web of the Witch World |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-266 | Roundup On The Yellowstone |  |
Allan Vaughan Elston |
Western
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No Date | $0.40 | |||||
| F-267 | The Best From Fantasy and Science Fiction, Ninth Series |  |
Robert P. Mills (Ed.) |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Title page by Jack Gaughan Booknote 5 |
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| F-268 | Escape on Venus |  |
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Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-269 | Quest of the Dawn Man |  |
J. H. Rosny |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 |
(c.1924; 1964;
1st ACE printing)
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Harry J. Shaare | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan Note: Rosny is considered the "Edgar Rice Burroughs" of France. Translated from the French by the Honorable Lady Whitehead. Original title: The Giant Cat (c. 1924) |
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| F-270 | The Mad King |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | Frank Frazetta | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-271 | Outside the Universe |  |
Edmond Hamilton |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | Ed Valigursky | listed as "Complete Novel" | |||
| F-274 | The Cosmic Computer |  |
H. Beam Piper |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Ed Valigursky | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Original title: Junkyard Planet |
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| F-277 | To Conquer Chaos |  |
John Brunner |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustration may be by Kelly Freas? |
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| F-278 | Patty Goes To Washington |  |
Frances Spatz Leighton |
Nonfiction
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1964 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | TV tie-in novelization for the Patty Duke Show series. A very good reference (well-indexed and written) on TV Tie-In volumes such as Patty Goes To Washington is by Kurt Peers (1999, 2nd edition) TV Tie-Ins: A bibliography of American TV tie-in paperbacks. TV Books, NY, 364 pp. | |||
| F-279 | Sargasso of Space |  |
Andrew North
(aka Andre Norton)
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Sci-Fi
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194 | $0.40 | (c.1955; 1957; 1964) | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Sargasso of Space was originally published in ACE Double D-249 (1957) under the pseudonym of Andrew North. It was bound with Philip K. Dick's The Cosmic Puppets. This edition uses the same cover art by Ed Emschwiller. |
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| F-280 | Savage Pellucidar |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Frank Frazetta | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-281 | Atlantida |  |
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Pierre Benoit |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | (c.1920, 1964) | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan Translated by Mary C. Tongue and Mary Ross Original cover art for Atlantida. Oil (or acrylic) on Bainbridge board. 25" x 15." |
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| F-282 | Beyond the Farthest Star |  |
Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Cover and frontispiece by Frank Frazetta A "Science Fiction Classic" edition. |
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| F-283 | The Day the World Ended |  |
Sax Rohmer
(aka Arthur Sarsfield Ward)
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Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | (c.1929; 1964; 1st ACE printing) |
listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-286 | The Long Way North |  |
Jim Bosworth |
Western
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1964 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-287 | Key Out Of Time |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-288 | Fishing For Laughs |
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Hal Sherman |
Cartoons
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1964 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | ||||
| F-290 | Night of the Bowstring |  |
D. B. Olsen |
Western
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1962 | $0.40 |
(c.1954, 1962;
1st ACE printing)
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Fronstspiece illustration by Jack Gaughan | |||
| F-291 | Plague Ship |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
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1964 | $0.40 |
(c.1959; July 1964;
2nd ACE printing)
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Ed Valigursky | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" The edition uses the same Valigursky cover but has a 'banner headline' identifying Andrew North as Andre Norton. |
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| F-293 | Moonbase |  |
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E.C. Tubb |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | Ed Valigursky | listed as "Complete Novel" Moon Base reprints the magazine serial Window on the Moon. Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-294 | The Port of Peril |  |
Otis Adelbert Kline |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | Roy Krenkel Jr. | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-295 | The World of Null-A |  |
A. E. Van Vogt |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | (c.1948; 1953; 1964) | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" The World of Null-A was originally published in ACE Double D-31 (1953) bound with van Vogt's Univese Maker. |
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| F-296 | Gulliver of Mars |  |
Edwin L. Arnold |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Original title: Lieutenant Gulliver Jones Edwin Lester Armold Footnote 9 |
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| F-297 | The Valley of the Flame |  |
 |
Henry Kuttner |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "First Book Publication" Uncredited co-author C. L. MOORE Preliminary cover art by Ed "Emsh" Emshwiller for The Valley of the Flame. Gouache on board. 5.5" X 7.75. |
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| F-300 | Vultures in the Sun |  |
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Brian Wynne Garfield
(aka Brian Garfield)
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Western
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1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Interior illiustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-301 | The Simulacra |  |
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Philip K. Dick |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "First Book Publication" Frontspiece illustration by Ed Emshwiller Original cover art by Ed "Emsh" Emshwiller for The Simulacra. Also reproduced on page 160 of Infinite Worlds- The Fantastic Visions of Science Fiction Art by Vincent Di Fate, Penguin Studio, 1997. |
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| F-302 | Dragoon Pass |  |
Frank Wynne |
Western
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1963 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||||
| F-303 | The Bloody Sun |  |
Marion Zimmer Bradley |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-304 | The Radio Beasts |  |
Ralph Milne Farley
(aka Roger Sherman Hoar)
|
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 |
(c.1925;
1st ACE printing and PBO)
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listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Cover and fronstpiece illustration by Ed Emshwiller ACE "Science Fiction Classic" Edition Roger Sherman Hoar Footnote 10 |
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| F-305 | Almuric |  |
Robert E. Howard |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" Cover and interior frontispiece illustration by Jack Gaughan Collection of stories that originally appeared in the pulp magazine "Weird Tales" in 1939. |
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| F-306 | Earth's Last Citadel |  |
C. L. Moore
And Henry Kuttner
|
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | (c.1943; 1964) | Alex Schomburg | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-307 | Warrior of Llarn |  |
 |
Gardner F. Fox |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | Frank Frazetta | listed as "First Book Publication" Cover and frontispiece by Frank Frazetta |
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| F-308 | Judgment on Janus |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | Alex Schomburg | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-309 | Clans of the Alphane Moon |  |
Philip K. Dick |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | Ed Valigursky | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-310 | Galactic Derelict |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | (c.1961; 1964;) | Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Galactic Derelict was originally published as ACE Single D-498 (1961) and uses the same Emsh cover art. |
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| F-311 | Swordsmen in the Sky |  |
Donald A. Wollheim (Ed) |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | Frank Frazetta | Short story collection containing Poul Anderson Swordsmen of Lost Terra; Andre Norton People of the Crater; Leigh Brackett The Moon Vanished; Otis Adelbert Kline A Vision of Venus; and Edmond Hamilton Kaldar, World of Antares | |||
| F-312 | The Radio Planet |  |
Ralph Milne Farley
(aka Roger Sherman Hoar)
|
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | (c.1926; 1964; 1st ACE printing and PBO) |
John Schoenherr | Interior illustrations by Jack Gaughan This story was serialized in the magazine Argosy All Story Weekly in 1926. |
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| F-313 | A Brand New World |  |
Ray Cummings |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | |||||
| F-314 | The Universe Against Her |  |
James H. Schmitz |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-315 | The Beast Master |  |
 |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | (c.1961; 1964;) | Ed Valigursky | listed as "Abridged" Edition The Beast Master was originally published in ACE Double D- 509 (1961) bound with Star Hunter. |
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| F-316 | The Burntwood Men |  |
 |
Robert Mccaig |
Western
|
1963 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Interior illiustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-317 | The Escape Orbit |  |
James White |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "Complete Novel" Cover and interior illustation by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-318 | The Spot of Life |  |
Austin Hall |
Sci-Fi
|
1964 | $0.40 | (c.1932; 1964;) | listed as "First Book Publication" Cover and interior illustation by Jack Gaughan Although this is listed as a "First Book Publication," this story was originally serialized in Argosy Weekly during 1932. Austin Hall Footnote 11 |
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| F-319 | Crashing Suns |  |
 |
Edmond Hamilton |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-320 | The Martian Sphinx |  |
 |
Keith Woodcott
(aka John Brunner)
|
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | John Schoenherr | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||
| F-321 | Maza of the Moon |  |
Otis Adelbert Kline |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Frank Frazetta | listed as "Complete Novel" | |||
| F-322 | City of a Thousand Suns |  |
 |
Samuel R. Delany |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" Cover, title page, and interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-323 | Daybreak - 2250 A. D. |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | (c.1952; 1954; 1961; 1965; 2nd ACE printing) |
listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Original title: Star Man's Son Daybreak - 2250 A.D. was originally published in ACE Double D-69 (1954) bound with Lewis Padgett (aka Henry Kuttner) and C. L. Moore's Beyond Earth's Gate. Also published as an ACE Single (D-534) in 1961. |
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| F-324 | Apache Canyon |  |
Brian Garfield |
Western
|
1963 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Gerald McConnell | |||
| F-325 | Ordeal in Otherwhere |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan Gray Morrow Footnote 12 |
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| F-326 | The Wizard of Lemuria |  |
Lin Carter |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-327 | The Dark World |  |
Henry Kuttner |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-328 | The Galaxy Primes |  |
Edward E. Smith |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Ed Valigursky | Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan | ||
| F-329 | Storm Over Warlock |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 |
(c.1961; 1965;
2nd ACE printing)
|
Ed Emschwiller | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Storm Over Warlock was originally published as ACE F-109 (1961) with same cover art. |
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| F-330 | What Strange Stars and Skies |  |
Avram Davidson |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | Booknote 6 | |||
| F-331 | Graveside Manner |  |
Gahan Wilson |
Cartoons
|
1965 | $0.40 | Great collection of Gahan Wilson's ghastly, ghoulish, wickedly funny cartoons! | ||||
| F-332 | Three Against the Witch World |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustrations by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-333 | Rogue Queen |  |
L. Sprague De Camp |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||||
| F-334 | The Insect Warriors |  |
Rex Dean Levie |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-335 | The Second Atlantis |  |
 |
Robert Moore Williams |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" Original cover art for The Second Atlantis Acrylic on board painting with an image area of 10.5" x 15.25." Signed lower left. Art director notations lower right. Art courtesy of Heritage Auctions. |
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| F-336 | Sixgun Duo |  |
Ernest Haycox |
Western
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | listed as "First Book Publication" This volume includes novellas The Gun Singer and The Killers. Note that this volume has the same blurb that appears on the later ACE 76851 Letter-Number volume. |
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| F-337 | Dr. Bloodmoney, or How We Got Along After the Bomb |  |
Philip K. Dick |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-339 | Private Duty for Nurse Scott |  |
 |
Arlene Hale
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
|
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1965 | $0.40 | Mary Arlene Hale (1924-1982) also wrote under the names Tracy Adams, Gail Everett, Arlene Hale, Mary Hale, and Lynn Williams. | |||
| F-340 | The Relentless Rider |  |
John And David Shelley |
Western
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | listed as "First Book Publication" Original cover art for The Relentless Rider. This art was reused for the cover art (reversed) for ACE Double 75150, Track The Man Down by Ray Hogan bound with Savage Range by Lee. E. Wells. |
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| F-341 | A Prize For Nurse Darci |  |
Suzanne Roberts |
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1965 | $0.40 | Rudy Nappi | listed as “First Book Publication” |
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| F-342 | Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen |  |
H. Beam Piper |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" Cover and interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-343 | The Exile of Time |  |
Ray Cummings |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Alex Schomburg | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | |||
| F-344 | The Well of the Worlds |  |
Henry Kuttner |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Alex Schomburg | listed as "First Book Publication" This story was also released as Well of the Worlds under the Lewis Padgett pseudonym. |
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| F-345 | The Lord of Death and The Queen of Life |  |
Homer Eon Flint |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" Homer Eon Flint Footnote 13 |
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| F-346 | The Black Star Passes |  |
John W. Campbell |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jerome Podwil | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Jerome Podwil Footnote 14 |
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| F-347 | The Last Hope of Earth |  |
Ian Wright |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-348 | Guns of Horse Prairie |  |
 |
Nelson Nye |
Western
|
1965 | $0.40 | (c.1943; 1965) | Gerald McConnell | listed as "complete and unabridged" Guns of Horse Prairie was originally published by Phoenix Press under the pseudonym of Clem Colt. |
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| F-349 | Celebrity Suite Nurse |  |
Suzanne Roberts |
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-350 | Star of Danger |  |
Marion Zimmer Bradley |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-351 | The Holdout In The Diablos |  |
Louis Trimble |
Western
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | ||||
| F-352 | Nurse On Leave |  |
Arlene Hale
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
|
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-353 | Rogue Dragon |  |
Avram Davidson |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-354 | The Hunter Out of Time |  |
 |
Gardner F. Fox |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior sketches by Frank Frazetta and Jack Gaughan |
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| F-355 | The Devolutionist and The Emancipatrix |  |
Homer Eon Flint |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jerome Podwil | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-356 | The Time Axis |  |
Henry Kuttner |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | (c.1948; 1965;) | Alex Schomburg | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustation by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-357 | Year of The Unicorn |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustrations by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-358 | The Wild Riders Of Savage Valley |  |
William Vance |
Western
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | ||||
| F-359 | Jungle Nurse |  |
 |
 |
Sharon Heath |
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" Front page illustration (ink) by Jack Gaughan (initals JG in lower right). |
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| F-360 | Rawhiders Of The Brasada |  |
L. L. Foreman |
Western
|
1965 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-361 | The Day of The Star Cities |  |
John Brunner |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" This short novel was later expanded into Age Of Miracles. |
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| F-362 | The Two Dr. Barlowes |  |
Suzanne Roberts |
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-363 | Tama of The Light Country |  |
Ray Cummings |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | Jerome Podwil | ||||
| F-364 | The Mightiest Machine |  |
John W. Campbell Jr. |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Jerome Podwil | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Frontspiece illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-365 | Night of Masks |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Gray Morrow | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-366 | The Last Planet |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 |
(c.1953; 1955; 1958; 1959;
1962; 1965;)
|
Harry Barton | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Original title: The Star Rangers Booknote 7 |
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| F-367 | The Maker of Universes |  |
 |
 |
Philip Jose Farmer |
Sci-Fi
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" Philip Jose Farmer Footnote 15 |
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| F-368 | Chicago Nurse |  |
Arlene Hale
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
|
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-369 | The Lobo Horseman |  |
Samuel Anthony Peeples |
Western
|
1965 | $0.40 | (c.1955; 1965) | Gerald McConnell | The Lobo Horseman was originally published in ACE Double D-98 (1955) bound with Nelson Mye's The Texas Tornado (c. 1943). | ||
| F-370 | The Man From Andersonville |  |
Brad Ward
(aka Samuel Anthony Peeples)
|
Western
|
1965 | $0.40 | (c.1956; 1965) | Gerald McConnell | Originally published as ACE S-148 (1956) | ||
| F-371 | Camp Nurse |  |
Arlene Hale
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
|
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1965 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-372 | The Spacehounds of IPC |  |
Edward E. Smith
|
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | (c.1947; 1966;) | Ed Valigursky | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-373 | The Sword of Lankor |  |
Howard L. Cory
(aka Jack Jardine
and Julie Anne Jardine)
|
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Jerome Podwil | listed as "First Book Publication" Jack Jardine Footnote 16 |
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| F-374 | The Atom Conspiracy |  |
Jeff Sutton
(aka Jefferson Sutton)
|
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Jack Gaughan | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-375 | The Worlds of Robert A. Heinlein |  |
 |
Robert A. Heinlein |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Cover and frontspiece by Jack Gaughan Short story collection that includes The Free Men. Original cover art preliminary for The Worlds of Robert A. Heinlein. Mixed media on board. 6.5" x 4.25" (image). Titled lower left and initialed (JG) lower right. |
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| F-376 | The Odds Against Circle L |  |
|
Lewis B. Patten |
Western
|
1966 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | listed as "First Book Publication" Lewis Byford Patten Footnote 17 |
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| F-377 | The Crack in Space |  |
Philip K. Dick |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Jerome Podwil | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-378 | Danger - Nurse at Work |  |
Mary Mann Fletcher |
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-379 | The Green Brain |  |
Frank Herbert |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-380 | The Legend Of Blackjack Sam |  |
Lee Hoffman |
Western
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-381 | Nurse At Shadow Manor |  |
Sharon Heath |
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-382 | Bow Down to Nul |  |
Brian W. Aldiss |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | (c.1960; 1966;) | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Bow Down To Nul was originally published in ACE Double D-443 (1960) bound with Manly Wade Wellman's The Dark Destroyers. Notice: This edition has the same number as Nurse on Leave by Arlene Hale. |
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| F-382 Alt. | Nurse On Leave |  |
Arlene Hale
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
|
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" Notice: This edition has the same number as Bow Down to Nul by Brian Aldiss. |
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| F-383 | Thongor of Lemuria |  |
Lin Carter
|
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-384 | The Savage Hours |  |
 |
L. P. Holmes
|
Western
|
No Date | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | Original cover art by Gerald McConnell for The Savage Hours. | ||
| F-385 | Emergency For Nurse Selena |  |
Arlene Hale
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
|
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-386 | The Time Traders |  |
Andre Norton
|
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | (c.1960; 1963; 1966; 3rd ACE printing) |
listed as "Complete & Unabridged" The Time Traders was originally published as ACE D-461 (1960) and F-236 (1963) with the same Emsh cover art. |
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| F-387 | Mountain Nurse |  |
Arlene Hale
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
|
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-388 | Babel-17 |  |
 |
Samuel R. Delany |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Jerome Podwil | listed as "First Book Publication" Title page illustration by Jack Gaughan 1966 Nebula Award Winner (tied with Daniel Keyes Flowers For Algernon). |
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| F-389 | Shoot Him on Sight! |  |
William Colt Macdonald |
Western
|
1966 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-390 | The Languages of Pao |  |
Jack Vance
(aka James Holbrook Vance)
|
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||||
| F-391 | The Crossroads of Time |  |
 |
 |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | (c.1956; 1962; 1966;) |
listed as "Complete & Unabridged"
The Crossroads of Time was originally published in ACE Double D-164 (1956) bound with Gordon R. Dickson's Mankind on the Run. It was also published as ACE Single D-546 (1962) using the same cover art. |
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| F-392 | Saga of Lost Earths |  |
Emil Petaja |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" Emil Theodore Petaja (b. 1915) was a professional photographer before his embarking on his writing career. He is known for a variety of science fiction and heroic fantasy tales. |
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| F-393 | This Immortal |  |
Roger Zelazny |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-394 | Journey For A Nurse |  |
Gail Everett
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
|
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-395 | Iron Hand |  |
Nelson Nye |
Western
|
1966 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-396 | Worlds for the Taking |  |
 |
Kenneth Bulmer |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Hoot von Zitzewitz | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||
| F-397 | Nurse Kay's Conquest |  |
Willo Davis Roberts |
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-398 | Somewhere A Voice |  |
Eric Frank Russell |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | (c.1965; 1966;) | Kelly Freas | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Illustrations by Kelly Freas -Short story collection (7 stories): Somewhere A Voice, U-turn, Seat Of Oblivion, Tieline, Displaced Person, Dear Devil, and I Am Nothing. Each story has an individual Kelly Freas illustration on the title page of each story. |
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| F-399 | Thief of Llarn |  |
Gardner F. Fox |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-400 | Jan of the Jungle |  |
 |
Otis Adelbert Kline |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Stephen Holland | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" Jan of the Jungle was first published in Argosy for the March 18, 1931 edition. Original cover art by Stephen Holland for Jan of the Jungle. Mixed media on illustration board. 10" x 13." |
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| F-401 | Outrage At Bearskin Forks |  |
Merle Constiner |
Western
|
1966 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-402 | Quest of the Three Worlds |  |
 |
Cordwainer Smith
(aka Paul Linebarger)
|
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" Three linked stories: On the Gem Planet; On the Storm Planet; and Three to a Given Star |
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| F-403 | The Dream Master |  |
Roger Zelazny |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Kelly Freas | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan 1965 Hugo winner (tied with Frank Herbert's Dune) |
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| F-404 | The Grabhorn Bounty |  |
Clifton Adams |
Western
|
1965 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing | Gerald McConnell | listed as "complete and unabridged" frontspiece illustration (not signed) |
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| F-405 | Vietnam Nurse |  |
Suzanne Roberts |
ACE Nurse Romance
|
1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-406 | Tama, Princess of Mercury |  |
Ray Cummings |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | 1st ACE printing and PBO | Jerome Podwil | |||
| F-407 | Day of the Minotaur |  |
 |
Thomas Burnett Swann |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" Cover and interior illustraton by Gray Morrow |
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| F-408 | The Sioux Spaceman |  |
Andre Norton |
Sci-Fi
|
1966 | $0.40 | (c.1960; 1966;) | Ed Valigursky | listed as "First Book Publication" Booknote 9 |
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| F-409 | Cliff Rider |  |
Lin Searles |
Western
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1966 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | listed as "First Book Publication" Cliff Rider was also published in ACE Double 11181 (1972) bound with Stampede at Hourglass. This volume was one of the "ACE Twin Tall Western" Doubles. |
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| F-410 | Lake Resort Nurse |  |
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Arlene Hale
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ACE Nurse Romance
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1966 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" Original cover art by Charles Gehm for Lake Resort Nurse. Gouache on board (15.5" x 10" image; 19.5" x 13.5" board). Signed lower right (on the door). |
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| F-411 | The Mustang Trail |  |
L. L. Foreman |
Western
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1965 | $0.40 | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" cover art and interior illustration (not signed) |
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| F-412 | The Gates of Creation |  |
Philip Jose Farmer |
Sci-Fi
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1966 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-413 | A Vacation For Nurse Dean |  |
Sharon Heath |
ACE Nurse Romance
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1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-414 | The Star Mill |  |
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Emil Petaja |
Sci-Fi
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1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" Cover and frontspiece illustration by Jack Gaughan |
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| F-415 | The Bravos |  |
Brian Wynne
(aka Brian Garfield)
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Western
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1966 | $0.40 | Gerald McConnell | listed as "First Book Publication" | |||
| F-416 | Utopia Minus X |  |
Rex Gordon
(aka Stanley Bennett Hough)
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Sci-Fi
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1966 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-417 | Once A Nurse |  |
Willo Davis Roberts |
ACE Nurse Romance
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1966 | $0.40 | listed as “First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-418 | Single Action |  |
Nelson Nye |
Western
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1967 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-419 | Rangeland Nurse |  |
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Suzanne Roberts |
ACE Nurse Romance
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1967 | $0.40 | Martin Koeing | listed as "First Book Publication" Original cover art by Martin Koeing for Rangeland Nurse. Gouache and tempera on board. 19.25" x 14.5." Signed lower center. |
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| F-420 | Professor Jameson Space Adventure 1: The Planet of the Double Sun |  |
Neil R. Jones |
Sci-Fi
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1967 | $0.40 | Gray Morrow | listed as "First Book Publication" Neil Ronald Jones (b. 1909) began writing for the pulps in the early 1930's and the "Professor Jameson" series ran for two decades in Amazing, Astonishing, and Super Science Stories. |
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| F-421 | Anarchaos |  |
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Curt Clark
(aka Donald E. Westlake)
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Sci-Fi
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1967 | $0.40 | Lynch | listed as "First Book Publication" Interior illustration by Jack Gaughan One of the rare SF stories by this acclaimed mystery writer. His other speciality (not often discussed) was the racier sleaze volumes by Beacon, Midwood, and Cornith publications. Doanald E. Westlake Footnote 18 |
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| F-422 | The Sword of Rhiannon |  |
Leigh Brackett |
Sci-Fi
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1967 | $0.40 | (c.1953; 1967;) | John Schoenherr | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" The Sword of Rhiannon was originally published in ACE Double D-36 (1953) bound with Robert E. Howard's Conan the Conqueror. |
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| F-423 | Giant On Horseback |  |
Lewis B. Patten |
Western
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1967 | $0.40 | (c.1964; 1967) | Gerald McConnell | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-424 | Community Nurse |  |
Arlene Hale
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
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ACE Nurse Romance
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1967 | $0.40 | listed as "First Book Publication" | ||||
| F-425 | World Without Stars |  |
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Poul Anderson |
Sci-Fi
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1967 | $0.40 | Kelly Freas | listed as "First Book Publication" Preliminary cover art by Kelly Freas for World Without Stars. Oil on board. 7" x 4.5" (image size). Signed lower left. |
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| F-426 | The Genetic General |  |
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Gordon R. Dickson |
Sci-Fi
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1967 | $0.40 | (c.1960; 1967;) | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" This story was later expanded into Dorsai! The Genetic General was originally published in ACE Double D-449 (1960) bound with Time to Teleport. |
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| F-427 | The Einstein Intersection |  |
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Samuel R. Delany |
Sci-Fi
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1967 | $0.40 | Jack Gaughan | listed as "First Book Publication" Cover and interior illustration by Jack Gaughan 1967 Nebula Award winner |
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| F-428 | Mascarada Pass |  |
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William Colt Macdonald |
Western
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1967 | $0.40 | (c.1959; 1967) | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-429 | The World Jones Made |  |
Philip K. Dick |
Sci-Fi
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1967 | $0.40 | 2nd ACE printing | Kelly Freas | listed as "Complete & Unabridged" | ||
| F-430 | Nurse On The Beach |  |
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Arlene Hale
(aka Mary Arlene Hale)
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ACE Nurse Romance
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1967 | $0.40 | Martin Koeing | listed as “First Book Publication" Original cover art by Martin Koeing for Nurse on the Beach. Gouache on board. 19.5" x 14.5." Not signed. |
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Footnotes:
1: (F-135) Leigh Douglas Brackett (1915-1978) was one of the earliest of the women science fiction (and fantasy) writers. Her first published science fiction story, Martian Quest, appeared in Astounding in 1940. She was a prolific writer in the genres of science fiction (her most recognized story is probably The Long Tomorrow, c. 1955), mystery, and western as well as television and movie scripts ("The Big Sleep" - 1946 and "Rio Bravo" - 1958).
2: (F-156) Roy Gerald Krenkel Jr. (1918-1983) had an early fascination for the works of E. R. Burroughs and the art of J. Allen St. John. A commerical artist who preferred pen and ink, Krenkel's reputation was established by the cover art for ACE Books and DAW illustrating the works of E. R. Burroughs and other fantasy works in that genre. He received the Hugo Award (1963) for Best Artist of the Year, as well as a Heroic Fantasy Award, a special award for his art at the 1982 World Fanasy Convention, and a Bronze Hammer Award (by Robert E. Howard fandom).
3: (F-178) Richard M. Powers (1921-1996) employed a range of illustration styles that influenced generations of artists. His covers are distinctive and invoke connections with surrealism, symbolism, and the abstract. He signed his works in many ways, ranging from Gorman (or Gorman Powers) to Powers LAZ/Org. An amazingly prolific artist, the best source for additional information is Jane Frank's The Art of Richard Powers (Paper Tiger, 2001).
4: (F-210) Peter George (1924-1966) spent most of his career in the Royal Air Force. He wrote two novels. "Two Hours to Doom" (c. 1958, UK) was later titled "Red Alert" for the U.S. market and carries his pseudonym Peter Bryant. Red Alert (1958) is the basis of the 1963 film Dr. Strangelove, Or How I Stopped Worrying and Started to Love the Bomb, directed by Stanley Kubrick. His "Commander -1" (c. 1965, UK) is a further treatment of nuclear warfare. He committed suicide in 1966.
5: (F-216) Robert Emil Schultz (1928-1978) was an illustrator (with a degree in architecture from Princeton University) who produced cover art for Pocket, Signet, Dell, and Bantam as well as illustations for "men's" magazines such as Adventure and Men's Digest. In addition to his well received cover art for I, Robot, he also did many western covers that included a series of reissues of Zane Grey stories by Pocket Books.
6: (F-222) Jefferson Howard Sutton (b. 1913) studied at San Diego State College (now University of California - San Diego), served in the United States Marine Corps, and had been a photographer and newsman. Another part of his career was devoted to research into survival at high altitudes.
7: (F-243) Alex Schomburg (1905-1998) was born in Aquadilla, Puerto Rico. After emigrating to New York City, he (and his brothers) became successful commercial artist after apprenticing in the art studio of Fred Dahme. Introduced to science fiction by Hugo Gernsback, he moved to pulp and magazine illustration (The Experimenter, Radio Craft, Amazing Stories, etc). He has won every major award for science fiction and comic art, and for six decades his work was the 'example' of illustration art.
8: (F-248) Raymond King Cummings (1887-1957) was an adventurer (gold prospecting, oil field, and orange plantations) and later an editor for Thomas Alva Edison. His writing career spanned thirty years and he is most remembered for one of his earliest stories, "The Girl in the Golden Atom" (c. 1919), as well as being one of the authors used by Hugo Gernsback in the early Amazing pulp magazine.
9: (F-296) Edwin Lester Armold (1857-1935) was the son of Sir Edwin Arnold whose book, "Light of Asia." introduced Victorian readers to the teachings of Buddha. "Gulliver of Mars" (c. 1905, UK) has been seen as a prelude to Edgar Rice Burrough's Martian series that was published seven years later.
10: (F-304) Roger Sherman Hoar (1887-1963) graduated from Harvard and taught engineering and mathematics before taking charge of a company legal and patents department. He also was a Wisconsin senator. He wrote for most of the pulp magazines during the 1930's and 1940's. The "Radio Man" series, from which three novels were finally published, all appeared as magazine serializations (Argosy All Story Weekly) between 1924 and 1926.
11: (F-318) Austin Hall (1883-1933) wrote mainly in the Western genre. His science fiction writings were mainly in pulps (Argosy, All-Story Weekly, and Weird Tales) and his most recognized (or berated) work is collaboration with Homer Eon Flint in "The Blind Spot" (c. 1921 in Argosy, later published separately in 1951). He wrote an independent sequel "The Spot of Life" (c. 1921 in Argosy, later published separately in 1964).
12: (F-325) Gray Morrow (1934-2001) attended the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, but was mostly self-taught. Introduced to Wally Wood in 1954, he soon embarked on illustration for DC Comics. Drafted in the Korean War, he developed an interest in painting that led to his work in many magazines and books. His artwork ranges from Mad Magazine and Cracked to comic books and men's magazines. In science fiction and fantasy, his work is found in Galaxy, Analog, If, and Fantasy and Science Fiction as well-crafted covers or interior illustrations. He almost completely provided all of the cover art for the Perry Rhodan series published by ACE Books.
13: (F-345) Homer Eon Flint (188? - 1924) is remembered for (with Austin Hall) "The Blind Spot" (serialized in Argosy, later published in 1951). His short career provided many stories to the pulps (Argosy and All-Story Weekly) during the early 1920's and novels were derived from stories originating in those magazines.
14: (F-346) Jerome Podwil (b.1938) graduated from the Pratt School of Art and Design in 1960. He has provided art for the science fiction, mystery, gothic, and western genres as well as other magazines (Playboy) and publishers (New American Library).
15: (F-367) Philip Jose Farmer (1918-2009) won several Hugo Awards as Most Promising New Author in 1953 for his pioneering alien-sex stories in The Lovers (1952); for Riders of the Purple Wage in Dangerous Visions (1967); and for To Your Scattered Bodies Go (1971). In 2001, SFWA honoured him as a Grand Master.
16: (F-373) Jack Jardine (1931-2009) wrote the four Agent of T.E.R.R.A. tales (ACE G letter-number series) under the Larry Maddock pseudonym. He also wrote as Arthur Farmer and, with his wife Julie Ann Jardine, under the pseudonym of Howard L. Cory for The Sword of Lankor.
16: (F-376) Lewis Byford Patten (January 13, 1915 – May 22, 1981) was a prolific author of American Western novels, born and died in Denver, Colorado. He often published under the names Lewis Ford, Len Leighton and Joseph Wayne. He used the last two names when writing in collaboration with Wayne D. Overholser.
17: (F-421) Doanald E. Westlake (1933-2008) was a prolific, witty and popular crime writer who won three Edgar Awards and was 1993's Mystery Writers of America Grand Master for life achievement. His science fiction and fantasy includes over 30 stories from 1954-1984, many collected in The Curious Facts Preceding My Execution (1968) and Tomorrow's Crimes (1989). Novels in this genre were Anarchaos (1967 as by Curt Clark), Humans (1992), and Smoke (1995).
Booknotes:
1: (F-105) This collection contains 16 science fiction stories and 4 vignettes. Imagine: A Poem Fredric Brown, You're Another Damon Knight, This Earth of Majesty Arthur C. Clarke, Birds Can't Count Mildred Clingerman, The Golem Avram Davidson, Pottage Zenna Henderson, The Vanishing American Charles Beaumont, Created He Them Alice Eleanor Jones, One Ordinary Day, With Peanuts Shirley Jackson, The Short Ones Raymond E. Banks, The Last Prophet Mildred Clingerman, Botany Bay P.M. Hubbard, A Canticle for Leibowitz Walter M. Miller , Jr., Lament by a Maker L. Sprague de Camp, Pattern for Survival Richard Matheson, The Singing Bell Isaac Asimov, The Last Word Chad Oliver and Charles Beaumont, and 4 vignettes: Too Far Fredric Brown, A Matter of Energy James Blish, Nellthu Anthony Boucher, and Dreamworld Isaac Asimov
2: (F-131) Is a 1962 reprint. It contains stories published in 1956 to 1957. The Cosmic Expense Account by C. M. Kornbluth, Mr. Sakrison's Halt by Mildred Clingerman, The Asa Rule by Jay Williams, King's Evil by Avram Davidson, The Census Takers by Frederik Pohl, The Man Who Came Early by Poul Anderson, Final Clearance by Rachel Maddux, The Silk and the Song by Charles L. Fontenay, The Shoddy Lands by C. S. Lewis, The Last Present by Will Stanton, No Man Pursueth by Ward Moore, I Don't Mind by Ron Smith, The Barbarian by Poul Anderson, And Now The News . . . by Theodore Sturgeon, and Icarus Montgolfier Wright by Ray Bradbury.
3: (F-162) Short stories including Idris Seabright The Wines of Earth, Ward Moore Adjustment, Bertram Chandler The Cage, Avram Davidson Mr. Stilwell's Stage, Arthur C. Clarke Venture to the Moon, Fredric Brown Expedition, G. C. Edmondson Rescue, Chad Oliver Between the Thunder and the Sun, Isaac Asimov A Loint of Paw, Mildred Clingerman The Wild Wood, Will Stanton Dodger Fan, Robert F. Young Goddess in Granite, C. M. Kornbluth Ms. Found in a Chinese Fortune Cookie, Poul Anderson Journey's End, and Fritz Leiber The Big Trek.
4: (F-181) Original pencil preliminary drawing for The Mastermind of Mars drawn in late 1962. Image area 5" x 7." Notation in pencil in the bottom border area states: "early cover rough for "Thuvia" - RGK." Apparently either Krenkel mis-identified this original when it was sold or he thought it would be used for this title.
Another original charcoal pencil preliminary drawing for The Mastermind of Mars drawn in late 1962. Image area 4" x 6.75." Charcoal pencil on gray textured paper with "RGK" signature in lower right. Compared to the other pencil drawing, this one is not as detailed. 5: (F-267) Short stories from Daniel Keyes Flowers for Algernon; Kem Bennett A Different Purpose; Ron Goulart Ralph Wollstonecraft Hedge: A Memoir; Robert A Heinlein "All You Zombies -"; R. M. McKenna Casey Agonistes; William Tenn Eastward Ho!; Lee Sutton Soul Mate; Damon Knight What Rough Beast?; Walter S Tevis Far From Home; George P. Elliott Invasion of the Planet of Love; Avram Davidson Dagon; Winston P. Sanders Pact; Joel Townsley Rogers No Matter Where You Go; Jane Rice The Willow Tree; Alfred Bester The Pi Man; and Theodore Sturgeon The Man Who Lost the Sea .
6: (F-330) Fourteen short pieces by the author from the 1950s-1960s. Introduction, by the author; What Strange Stars and Skies; The Bounty Hunter; The Ogre; Fair Trade; Love Called This Thing; Faded-Out; The Lineaments of Gratified Desire; The Teeth of Despair; Jury-Rig; Miss Buttermouth; Where Do You Live, Queen Esther? ; Mr. Stilwell's Stage; The Unknown Law; and The Singular Events Which Occurred in the Hovel on the Alley off of Eye Street
7: (F-366) The Last Planet was originally published as ACE Double D-96 (1955) bound with Aan E. Nourse's A Man Obsessed. It was also released as an ACE Special Edition (single) D-96 (1955) and reprinted in ACE F-366 (1965; date from Tuck). All of these editions use the same cover art by Barton.
8: (F-391) More use of the same cover art, let's look at the 1958 West German (Hamburg) edition of Andre Norton's The Crossroads of Time (as Am Kreuzweg der Zeit). It was printed as #9 (of 19 volumes) in Alfons Semrau Verlag's Abenteuer im Weltenraum science fiction series. Interestingly, Philip K. Dick is listed as the author, though the novel was written by Andre Norton.
9: (F-408) The Sioux Spaceman was orignally published in ACE Double D-437 (1960) bound with Richard Wilson's And Then the Town Took Off.
This edition uses the same Valigursky cover art as ACE Double and also maintains the "First Book Publication" notation. Included in this edition is a 10 page (unpaginated) essay by Lin Carter's titled Andre Norton - A Profile.
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