Includes "Flame Of Allah" by Achmed Abdullah.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Satin Mask" by August W. Derleth.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Avenger From Atlantis" by Edmond Hamilton.

Includes "Revolt" by Robert A. Nicolls.

Cover by Matt Fox. Includes "City Of Lost People" by Allison V. Harding.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "The Corpse Cargo" by Grant Stockbridge.

Includes "Hollywood On The Moon" by Henry Kuttner

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Invasion of The Yellow Warlords" by Curtis Steele.

Cover by Harold S. De Lay. Includes "The Sea Shell" by Ray Bradbury.

Includes "Green Globes Of Death" by Grant Stockbridge.

Includes Williamson, Simak.

"Wings of the Gray Phantom" by Robert J. Hogan.

Includes "Laboratory Of The Damned" by Grant Stockbridge.

Winter issue includes "The Magigals Mystery" by Maxwell Grant.

Final issue.

This is a vintage issue of *Argosy Weekly* magazine, dated March 27, with a cover price of 10 cents. The cover features a dramatic illustration of a man and woman in peril on a sinking ship, tied to the story "Doomed Liner," a new novel by Garnett Radcliffe. The magazine also credits Max Brand and W.C. Tuttle, indicating additional contributors. *Argosy Weekly* was a popular pulp magazine known for adventure, mystery, and fiction stories, published in the early 20th century. This particular issue, with its colorful artwork and historical context, is a collectible item, likely valued by enthusiasts of pulp fiction or vintage periodicals. Its condition, including any tears, creases, or fading, would affect its appraisal value, which could range from $10 to $50 or more depending on rarity and market demand.

Includes "The Bridge To Earth" by Robert Moore Williams.

Continuing from WAR BIRDS. Cover by Rudolph Belarski. Includes "O'Leary's Fights The Golden Ray" by Arthur Guy Empy.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Feast In The Abbey" by Robert Bloch.

Includes "They Died In Vain" by George Bruce.

"Wings of the Death Monster" by Robert J. Hogan.

Final issue thus. Continuing as STREET & SMITH'S AIR TRAILS.

Cover by M. Isip. Includes "The Roaring Trumpet" by L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt.

Cover by C.C. Serf. Includes "The Black Stone" by Robert E. Howard.

"The Devil's Sky Trap" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by Rudolph Belarski. Includes "O'Leary's Byno-Blaster" by Arthur Guy Empy.

Cover by Virgil Finlay. Includes "Slime" by Joseph Payne Brennan

Includes "The Nightmare Town" by Dashiell Hammett.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "Hawks Of The North" by George L. Eaton.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "Beyond The Black River" by Robert E. Howard.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "Soaring And Gliding" by John Du Barry.

Final issue.

Features "Men of Fear" by Kenneth Robeson.

Cover by John Howett. Includes "Vault Of The Damned" by Nat Schachner.

Cover by Pete Kuhlhoff. Includes "The Skull Of The Marquis De Sade" by Robert Bloch.

Final issue.

Cover by William Timmins. Includes "Doodad" by Ray Bradbury.

Includes "We Fly The Silvaire De Luxe" by William Winter.

Cover by C. Meimer. Includes "You Too, Can Be An Army Aviator" by Charles Edward Chapel.

Includes "Frontier Planet" by Manly Wade Wellman.

Features "Murder Mansion" by Maxwell Grant.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "The Curse Of The Killer" by George L. Eaton.

Cover by Rudolph Belarski. Includes "The Water World" by Oscar J. Friend.

Only issue.

"The Condor Rides With Death" by Robert J. Hogan.

Includes "Fear" by L. Ron Hubbard. First publication of this novel.

Cover by Ed Emsh. Includes "The Spiral Of The Ages" by Fletcher Pratt.

"Sky-Guns for the Murder Master" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by Virgil Finlay. Includes "The Drifting Snow" by August Derleth.

Only issue.

"Flight of the Death Battalion" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Shadow On The Screen" by Henry Kuttner.

"Wings of the Hawks of Death" by Robert J. Hogan.

Includes "A Million To One Chance" by Elizabeth York Miller.

Includes "Invasion From The Sky" by Curtis Steele.

Includes "The Money Master" by Maxwell Grant.

Cover by J. Allen St. John. Includes "Bucaneers Of Venus (Part 1)" by Otis Adelbert Kline.

Includes a 16-page color comics section.

Cover by C.C. Serf. Includes "Black Chant Imperial" by Robert E. Howard.

Includes "The Bride Of Osiris (Part 1)" by Otis Adelbert Kline.

25th anniversary issue. Cover by Jack Coggins. Includes "Time Pawn" by Philip K. Dick.

Cover by Michael Labonski. Includes "One Foot And The Grave" by Theodore Sturgeon.

Continued from UNKNOWN. Includes "A Gnome There Was" by Henry Kuttner

Includes "Reckoning From Beyond" by Robert Leslie Bellem.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "The Lovers" by Philip Jose Farmer.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Raiders Of The Red Death" by Curtis Steele.

Cover by Evan Singer. Digest size. Includes "Brenda" by Margaret St. Clair.

Includes "The Hornet Stings" by Samuel Merwin.

Includes " Voice Of Death" by Maxwell Grant.

Cover design by C.C. Serf. Includes "The Hyena" by Robert E. Howard.

Includes "We Bomb Tokyo!" by Jay Hamilton.

"Raiders of the Death Patrol" by Robert J. Hogan.

Includes "Death In A Cockpit" by Arthur J. Burks.

Dan Dunn Detective Magazine was an attempt to capitalize on the popularity of comic-strip characters by placing them in pulp stories. It lasted a mere two issues. Full length novel: "Death Before Midnight" by James M. Calvert, Jr.

Includes "Assignment In Guana" by George Harmon Coxe.

Cover by Lee Brown Coye. Includes "Four From Jehlam" by Allison Harding.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "A Million Years To Conquer" by Henry Kuttner.

Final issue. "The Mystery of the Singing Mummies" by Donald E. Keyhoe.

Includes "Blow Cold, Blow Hot" by Frederick C. Davis.