ACE Single Title Paperbacks
Series -H 
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FRONT COVER
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BACK COVER
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EXTRA IMAGE/S
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AUTHOR
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GENRE
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DATE
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PRICE
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EDITION
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COVER BY
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NOTES
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H-001
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The Family Legal Adviser
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Theodore P. Kupferman (Ed.)
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Nonfiction
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1957
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$0.60
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H-002
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Curious Customs of Sex and Marriage
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George Ryley Scott
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Nonfiction
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1960
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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ACE Star Edition
listed as "Complete & Unabridged"
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H-003
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Dara The Cypriot
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Louis Paul
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Historical
Fiction
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1962
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$0.60
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1st thus
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ACE Star Edition
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H-004
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My Lord Essex
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Olive Eckerson
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Historical
Fiction
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1966
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$0.60
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1st thus
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ACE Star Edition
Original cover art for My Lord Essex.
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H-005
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Born of The Sun
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John H. Culp
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Historical
Fiction
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1966
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$0.60
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(c.1959; 1966; 1st thus)
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ACE Star Edition
Born of the Sun was John Culp's first novel set in post-Civil War Texas.
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H-006
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Gold For The Caesars
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Forence A. Seward
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Historical
Fiction
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1966
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$0.60
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1st thus
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ACE Star Edition
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H-007
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The Restless Land
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John H. Culp
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Historical
Fiction
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1966
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$0.60
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1st thus
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ACE Star Edition
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H-008
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The Sword of Il Grande
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Will Creed
(aka William Long)
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Historical
Fiction
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1966
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$0.60
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1st thus
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ACE Star Edition
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H-009
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Captive of Rome
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Theodora Dubois
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Historical
Fiction
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1966
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$0.60
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1st thus
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Lou Marchetti
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ACE Star Edition
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H-010
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Berlin
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Theodor Plievier
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Nonfiction
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1966
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$0.60
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(c.1959; 1966)
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Berlin was originally published as ACE G-371 (1959).
Alternate image of Berlin 1956 published by Curtis Books ISBN 123-09032-095
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H-011
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Moscow
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Theodor Plievier
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Nonfiction
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1966
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$0.60
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(c.1953; 1956; 1959; 1966)
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Translated by Stuard Hood
Moscow campaign of WWII
Moscow was originally published as ACE D-194 (1956) and G-504 (1959).
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H-012
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Strange Mysteries of Time and Space
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Harold Wilkins
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Nonfiction
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1966
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$0.60
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(c.1959; 1966)
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Harold T. Wilkins. This volume was originally copyright 1958 and the first American (hardback) Edition was published in 1959 by The Citadel Press (NY).
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H-013
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The Mystery Monsters
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Gardner Soule
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Nonfiction
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1966
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Listed as "Authenticated stories of bizarre members of the animal kingdom. Fully Illustrated."
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H-014
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Invisible Horizons
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Vincent Gaddis
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1966
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Vincent Gaddis gave the "Bermuda Triangle" its name in this book. This is the first book in which the term appears (Chapter 13) and predates the Charles Berlitz 1974 blockbuster The Bermuda Triangle.
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H-015
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The World's Best Science Fiction:: 1966
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Donald A. Wollheim
and Terry Carr (Eds.)
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Sci-Fi
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1966
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Cosimo Scianna
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Interior Illustrations by Jack Gaughan
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H-016
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Ghosts I've Met
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Hans Holzer
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1966
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$0.60
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1st thus
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Cosimo Scianna
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Dr. Hans W. Holzer Footnote 1
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H-017
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Anatomy Of A Phenomenon
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Jacques Vallee
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Nonfiction
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1966
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$0.60
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More on Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO)
might be first paperback Edition
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H-018
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H-Bomb Over America
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Jeff Sutton
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Sci-Fi
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1967
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$0.60
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H-019
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The IF Reader of Science Fiction
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Frederik Pohl (Ed.)
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Sci-Fi
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1966
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Cosimo Scianna
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listed as "Complete &Unabridged"
Cover by Cosimo Scianna with title page and interior illustrations by Jack Gaughan
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H-023
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Arabella
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Georgette Heyer
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ACE Romance
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1967
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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ACE Star Edition
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H-024
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The Book of the Damned
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Charles Fort
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1967
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$0.60
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(c.1962; 1967)
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The Book of the Damned was originally published as ACE K-156 (1962) with a preface by Donald A. Wollheim.
Alternate image for The Book Of The Damed Dover Publishing 1975
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H-025
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House of the Pines
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Jan Tempest
(aka Irene Maude Swatridge)
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ACE Gothic
Novel
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1967
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$0.60
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(c.1946; 1967; ; 1st thus)
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Lou Marchetti
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ACE Star Edition
House of the Pines was originally published as a hardcover in the UK by Mills in 1946.
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H-026
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The Best From Fantasy and Science Fiction, 13th Series
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Avram Davidson (Ed.)
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Sci-Fi
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1967
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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H-028
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Flying Saucers: A Challenge to Science
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Jacques And Janine Vallee
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1966
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$0.60
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ACE Star Edition
Foreword was written by J. Allen Hynek, a consultant to the USAF for "Project Blue Book."
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H-030
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City
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Clifford D. Simak
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Sci-Fi
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1967
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$0.60
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(c.1952; 1958; October 1967; 2nd ACE printing)
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Ed Valigursky
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listed as "Complete & Unbridged"
City was originally published as ACE Single D-283 (1958) using the same cover art.
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H-031
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Sleep In The Woods
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Dorothy Eden
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Romance Novel
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1960
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$0.60
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Shannon Stimweis
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ACE Historical/Romance Novel
Original cover art for Sleep in the Woods by Dorothy Eden. Acrylic and oil on illustration board. Image size 12" x 19.5." Shannon Stimweis also provided cover art for Argosy, Boy's Life, Time, and Field and Stream magazines as well as illustrations for several children's books.
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H-032
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Games
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Hal Elison
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1967
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing and PBO
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Movie tie-in novel based upon screenplay by Gene Kearney. This screenplay was modified from a story by Curtis Harrington & George Edwards. The movie starred Katharine Ross (as Jennifer), James Caan (as Paul), and Simone Signoret.
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H-033
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Moon of Three Rings
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Andre Norton
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Sci-Fi
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1966
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$0.60
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Jack Gaughan
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Title page, and interior illustration by Jack Gaughan
Original preliminary cover art by Jack Gaughan for Moon of Three Rings. Acrylic on board. 16" x 13.5." Art editor notation (using tape) on lower right margin. Image courtesy of Heritage Auctions, Inc.
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H-035
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The Daughters of Ardmore Hall
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Dorothy Eden
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ACE Gothic
Novel
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1967
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$0.60
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H-037
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The Gilded Sarcophagus
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Charlotte Hunt
(aka Doris Marjorie Hodges)
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ACE Gothic
Novel
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1967
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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H-038
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The Swords of Lankhmar
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Fritz Leiber
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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Jeff Jones
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H-039
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Eye in the Sky
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Philip K. Dick
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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Kelly Freas
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H-041
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Into the Niger Bend
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Jules Verne
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st thus
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Jerome Podwil
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This is a Fitzroy Edition; edited by I. O. Evans.
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H-042
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Why Call Them Back From Heaven?
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Clifford D. Simak
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Sci-Fi
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1967
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$0.60
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1st ACE pritning
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Leo and
Diane Dillon
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This is one of the ACE Science Fiction Specials (1st series).
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H-043
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The City in the Sahara
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Jules Verne
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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Jerome Podwil
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H-044
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The Quiet Gentleman
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Georgette Heyer
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ACE Romance
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Charles McVicker
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H-045
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Venetia
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Georgette Heyer
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ACE Romance
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1968
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$0.60
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(c.1958; 1963; 1968)
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Venetia was originally published as ACE K-179 (1963).
Alternate image of Venetina Pan Books 1971
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H-046
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Look of the Eagle
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Robert L. Scott Jr.
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War Fiction
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1966
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$0.60
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(c.1957; 1966;
2nd ACE printing)
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Verne Tossey
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listed as "Complete & Unabridged"
Look of the Eagle was originally published as ACE D-234 (1957)
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H-047
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The Lively Ghosts of Ireland
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Hans Holzer
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1967
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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ACE Star Edition
Includes eight (8) illustrations by Catherine Busheoveden.
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H-049
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The Begum's Fortune
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Jules Verne
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st thus
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Jerome Podwil
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H-050
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In A Glass Darkly
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Jane T Caird
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ACE Gothic
Novel
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1968
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$0.60
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(c.1965; 1968)
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Alternate title: Murder Reflected
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H-052
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Yesterday and Tomorrow
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Jules Verne
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st thus
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Jerome Podwil
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These three stories are the Fitzroy Editions; edited by I. O. Evans.
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H-053
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Progeny of the Adder
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Leslie H. Whitten
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Mystery
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1968
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$0.60
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(c.1965, 1968; first thus)
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Listed as "Complete & Unabridged"
Interior Illustration by Jack Gaughan
This is an odd story - a detective mystery with a bit of supernatural overtones - interesting and quite readable.
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H-054
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Past Master
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R. A. Lafferty
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Leo and
Diane Dillon
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This is one of the ACE Science Fiction Specials (1st series).
Ralph Aloysius Lafferty (b. 1914) started his writing career at age 50. In 1973 he won a Hugo for his short story "Eurem's Dam".
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H-055
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On Earth and In The Sky
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Willy Ley
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Nonfiction
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing and PBO
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Willy Ley short articles on science topics dealing with weather, astronomy, geology, and other phenomena of nature.
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H-057
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Rendezvous in Black
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Cornell Woolrich
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Mystery
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1967
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$0.60
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Original cover art for Rendezvous in Black. Gouache on board. 20" x 15."
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H-058
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The Revolving Boy
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Gertrude Friedberg
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Leo and
Diane Dillon
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This is one of the ACE Science Fiction Specials (1st series).
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H-060
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Carpathian Castle
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Jules Verne
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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(c.1960; 1968; 1st thus)
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Jerome Podwil
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This is a Fitzroy Edition; edited by I. O. Evans.
Interior Illustration - sketch of H. G. Wells by Ron Miller
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H-061
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Death in a Mist
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Elizabeth Salter
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ACE Gothic Mystery
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1968
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$0.60
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(c.1957; 1968;
1st ACE printing)
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H-062
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The Lincoln Hunters
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Wilson Tucker
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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(c.1958; 1968;
1st ACE printing)
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Leo and
Diane Dillon
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This is one of the ACE Science Fiction Specials (1st series).
Arthur Wilson Tucker Footnote 2
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H-063
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The Real Bonnie & Clyde
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Miriam Allen Deford
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Nonfiction
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1968
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$0.60
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This book features 12 pages of B&W photos including Bonnie Parker & Clyde Barrow bodies after being gunned down.
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H-064
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The Flying Saucer Story
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Brinsley Le Poer Trench
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Nonfiction
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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1st U.S. publication?
Trench was the chairman of the "International Committee of Sky Scouts."
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H-066
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The Black Path of Fear
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Cornell Woolrich
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Mystery
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1968
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$0.60
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H-067
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The Village in the Treetops
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Jules Verne
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st thus
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Jerome Podwil
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This is a Fitzroy Edition; edited by I. O. Evans.
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H-068
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The Enigma of the Poltergeist
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Raymond Bayless
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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ACE Star Edition
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H-069
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Knight's Keep
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Rona Randall
(aka Rona Shambrook)
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ACE Gothic
Novel
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1968
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$0.60
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1st thus
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ACE Star Edition
Original cover art for Knight's Keep. Acrylic on board (20" x 15") and not signed.
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H-071
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Isle For A Stranger
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Dorothy Mackie Low
(aka Lois Dorothea Low)
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ACE Gothic
Novel
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1968
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$0.60
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(c.1962; 1968; 1st thus)
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Milton Lesser
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Interestingly Milton Lesser also is a science fiction author.
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H-072
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Picnic on Paradise
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Joanna Russ
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing and PBO
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Leo and
Diane Dillon
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This is one of the ACE Science Fiction Specials (1st series).
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H-073
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Swords Against Wizardy
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Fritz Leiber
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Jeff Jones
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Cover, frontspiece, and map insert by Jeff Jones
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H-074
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New Lands
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Charles Fort
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1968
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$0.60
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ACE Star Edition
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H-075
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Cotillion
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Georgette Heyer
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ACE Romance
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1968
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$0.60
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(c.1953; 1968;
1st ACE printing)
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ACE Star Edition
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H-076
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April Lady
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Georgette Heyer
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ACE Romance
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1968
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$0.60
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(c.1957;1964; nd;)
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ACE Star Edition
April Lady was originally published as ACE K-201 (1964).
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H-078
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The Hunt for the Meteor
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Jules Verne
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st thus
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Jerome Podwil
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This is a Fitzroy Edition; edited by I. O. Evans.
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H-079
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The Two-Timers
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Bob Shaw
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Leo and
Diane Dillon
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This is one of the ACE Science Fiction Specials (1st series).
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H-080
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With Murder in Mind
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Jan Roffman
(aka Margaret Summerton)
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Mystery
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1968
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$0.60
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(1968; 1st thus)
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H-081
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Passport To The Unknown
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John Macklin
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1968
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$0.60
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1st thus
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ACE Star Edition
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H-082
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The Other Room
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Jane Blackmore
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ACE Gothic
Novel
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1968
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$0.60
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Alternate image for The Other Room cover-art by Margaret Wetherbee 1966
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H-083
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Vampires, Werewolves, and Ghouls
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Bernhardt J. Hurwood
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing and PBO
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ACE Star Edition
A somewhat rigorous examination of these topics with an introduction by Dr. David J. Garwes.
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H-084
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Sorceress of the Witch World
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Andre Norton
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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Jeff Jones
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listed as "First Book Publication"
Cover and frontspiece illustration by Jeff Jones
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H-086
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Synthajoy
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D. G. Compton
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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Leo and
Diane Dillon
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This is one of the ACE Science Fiction Specials (1st series).
David Guy Compton (b. 1930) started in radio playwriting and moved into science fiction.
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H-087
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A Marriage Doctor Speaks Her Mind About Sex
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Rebecca Liswood
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Self-Help
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1968
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$0.60
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Reprinted as ACE K-153 and K-124
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H-088
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Wild Talents
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Charles Fort
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1968
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$0.60
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ACE Star Edition
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H-089
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Dimension Beyond The Known
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John Macklin
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing and PBO
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H-090
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Swords in the Mist
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Fritz Leiber
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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Jeff Jones
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H-092
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The Far-Out Worlds of A. E. Van Vogt
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A. E. Van Vogt
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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Jeff Jones
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H-093
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The Man In The Tricorn Hat
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Delano Ames
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Mystery
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1960
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$0.60
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(1960;
1st ACE printing and PBO)
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ACE Star Edition
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H-094
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Dwellers in the Darkness: The Enigma of the Supernatural
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John Macklin
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1968
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$0.60
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1st thus
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ACE Star Edition
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H-096
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The Sundial
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Shirley Jackson
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ACE Gothic
Novel
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1968?
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$0.60
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(c.1958; 1962; nd;}
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listed as "copyright to author only"
The Sundial was originally published as ACE K-166 (1962).
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H-098
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The Cup of Thanatos
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Charlotte Hunt
(aka Doris Marjorie Hodges)
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ACE Gothic
Novel
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1968
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$0.60
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1st thus
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H-099
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Prophecies on World Events by Nostradamus
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Stewart Robb
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1968
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$0.60
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ACE Star Edition
Translated and Interpreted by Stewart Robb
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H-100
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ESP and You
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Hans Holzer
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1966
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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H-101
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Spring Muslin
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Georgette Heyer
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ACE Romance
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1968?
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$0.60
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(c.1956; 1966; nd;)
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ACE Star Edition
Spring Muslin was originally published as ACE K-235 (1966).
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H-102
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Subspace Explorers
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Edward E. "Doc" Smith
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing
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John Schoenherr
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cover by John Schoenherr and frontspiece art by Roy G. Krenkel Jr.
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H-104
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The Black Curtain
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Cornell Woolrich
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Mystery
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1968
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$0.60
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(1968; 1st ACE printing)
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H-105
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The Demon Breed
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James H. Schmitz
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Sci-Fi
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1968
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$0.60
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1st ACE printing and PBO
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Leo and
Diane Dillon
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This is one of the ACE Science Fiction Specials (1st series).
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H-106
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Perturbing Spirit
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Jane H. Caird
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ACE Gothic novel
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1968
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$0.60
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ACE Star Edition
Janet Hinshaw Caird (1913-1994) was born in Malawi and also was a poet.
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H-107
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The Dark Gondola
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Virginia Coffman
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ACE Gothic novel
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1968
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$0.60
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ACE Star Edition
Sequel to Moura and The Beckoning.
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H-108
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Challenge to Reality
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John Macklin
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Occult/
Paranormal
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1968
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$0.60
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ACE Star Edition
listed as "Published for the first time in the U.S. by ACE"
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H-109
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The Man With Three Chins
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Delano Ames
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Mystery
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1965
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$0.60
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(1965; 1st ACE printing)
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H-116
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The Grand Sophy
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Georgette Heyer
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ACE Romance
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1968?
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$0.60
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(c.1963; nd;
2nd ACE printing)
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The Grand Sophy was originally published as ACE K-174 (1963).
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Footnotes:
1: (H-016) Dr. Hans W. Holzer (1920-2009; he often did not use the middle inital; Masters in comparative religion and a Ph.D - from London College of Applied Science - with speciality in parapsychology) was an Austrian-born paranormal pundit and prolific nonfiction author who studied the 'Amityville Horror' case and wrote two novels about it as well as supernatural fiction that includes the "Randy Knowles: Psychic Detective" series. He wrote more than 140 books on various "other side" phenomena, a number of them published by ACE Books.
2: (H-062) Arthur Wilson Tucker (b. 1914) was a noted fan in the 1930's and produced his own amateur magazines (fanzines) and contribute articles and letters to both professional and fan publications. His short story writing career started in the early 1940's. "The Lincoln Hunters" is probably his most recognized story.
Booknotes:
1: (H-015) Short stories collection (15) from the year 1966. Contains Arthur C. Clarke Sunjammer , Ron Goulart Calling Dr. Clockwork (Nebula Award nominee), Larry Niven Becalmed in Hell (Nebula Award nominee), Vernor Vinge Apartness, Clifford D. Simak Over the River and Through the Woods, James H. Schmitz Planet of Forgetting, Harlan Ellison "Repent, Harlequin!" Said the Ticktockman (winner of the 1966 Hugo and Nebula Awards for Best Short Fiction), Joseph Green The Decision Makers (Nebula Award nominee), David I. Masson Traveler's Rest, Lin Carter Uncollected Works (Nebula Award nominee), Jonathon Brand Vanishing Point, R. A. Lafferty In Our Block (Nebula Award nominee), Fred Saberhagen Masque of the Red Shift (Nebula Award nominee), Christopher Anvil The Captive Djinn, and Fritz Leiber The Good New Days.
2: (H-019) Includes Frederik Pohl Introduction and Father of the Stars, Robert F. Young When Time Was New (c. 1964), Fred Saberhagen The Life Hater (c. 1964), Jerome Bixby Old Testament (c. 1964), A. E. van Vogt The Silkie John Brunner A Better Mousetrap (c. 1963), Jonathon Brand Long Day in Court (c. 1963), Keith Laumer Trick or Treaty (c. 1965; a "Retief" story), and Fritz Leiber The 64-Square Madhouse (c. 1962).
3: (H-026) Short stories from the years 1962-1964. The Golden Brick by P. M. Hubbard, Peggy and Peter Go to the Moon by Don White, Now Wakes the Sea by J. G. Ballard, Green Magic by Jack Vance, Captain Honario Harpplayer, R.N. by Harry Harrison, Treaty in Tartessas by Karen Anderson, Hunter, Come Home by Richard McKenna, McNamera's Fish by Ron Goulart, Nina Sol by Felix Marti-Ibanez, They Don't Make Life Like They Used To by Alfred Bester, What Strange Stars and Skies by Avram Davidson, Eight O'Clock in the Morning by Ray Nelson, and Deluge by Zenna Henderson
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