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Western_Romances_April
| 08 Feb 2008 |
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“Love me, or else!” Can real love blossom at the end of a six-shooter?
Western Romances, April 1936 issue.
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| 20 Dec 2008 |
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An amazingly sleek design for a motorcycle with oversized bowling-ball wheels is featured on this colorful cover of Modern Mechanix magazine. June 1936.
Modern_Mechanix_Mar36
| 09 Feb 2009 |
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Get ready to explore Alaska - "Uncle Sam's next western front" - on your very own worm-drive sled.
Modern Mechanix - March 1936 issue.
Love_Fiction_Monthly_Mar36
| 14 Feb 2009 |
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Eager adoration, I'd like to introduce you to the coyest of species!
Love Fiction Monthly - March 1936 issue.
p.s. I want that travel brochure!
Love_Fiction_Monthly_Aug36
| 17 Feb 2009 |
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A pivotal moment perhaps from the "The Lady Says No!" rendered in an intense palette.
Love Fiction Monthly - August 1936 issue.
Love_Fiction_Monthly_Sep36
| 17 Feb 2009 |
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This September 1936 issue of Love Fiction Monthly boasts a pair of perfectly dramatic romance titles in "Flirtation Cruise" and "Your Kisses Haunt Me."
Love Fiction Monthly - September 1936 issue.
Western_Aces_Dec36
| 22 Feb 2009 |
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Don't worry, it's just a scratch... Good thing our cover hero's a right-handed draw!
Western Aces - December 1936 issue.
Cover by William E. Luberoff.
All_Story_Love_Nov21_36
| 24 Feb 2009 |
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From the arid American West to the skies above WWI-era Germany to the secret lairs of imperialistic villians, through and through, the pulps promised escapism, and they certainly delivered.
The Depression doesn't seem to be affecting these blissful ramblers as they almost appear to cruise among the clouds.
All-Story Love Stories - November 21, 1936 issue.
PC_LL_Land_of_Sky
| 30 May 2009 |
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Greetings from the Land of the Sky!
That's North Carolina, for most of us west of the Smokies!
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Flying_Aces_Aug36
| 11 Dec 2009 |
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Some people consider Flying Aces a pulp magazine even though it was printed mostly on glossy paper. Certainly some of the fiction is indistinguishable from other aviation pulps.
August 1936 issue.
Cover art by Leo Morey.
Packing a punch
| 06 May 2011 |
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A nice dramatic cover - the heroine sort of reminds me of "The Perils of Pauline."
Argosy - February 29, 1936 issue.
Cover artist unknown.
The Sultan sez...
| 17 Sep 2011 |
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In this pictorial softcover book, the sultan of swat, Babe Ruth, offers advice on everything from fielding and base-running as well hitting the home runs that made him the most famous athlete - if not of all-time - then at least for the first half of the twentieth century.
Babe Ruth's Baseball Advice by Rand McNally, 1936.
Measures about 8-1/2 by 11.
Cosmo bride
| 13 Oct 2011 |
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For me, part of the allure of Bradshaw Crandell's pastel style of illustration lies in the fact that while the faces are usually tight, everything else is wonderfully loose. He sure made it look effortless!
Cosmopolitan - July 1936 issue.
Cover art by Bradshaw Crandell.
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Smilin' Jack
| 09 Dec 2011 |
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Smilin' Jack was an aviation/adventure strip created in 1933 by Zack Mosley. It didn't take long for Mosley to really settle into the style of cartooning that would define not only the strip but, in large part, the era in general. Just look at the middle panel: the crisp, economical linework and graceful caricatures!
Smilin' Jack by Zack Mosley, 1936.
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