Terror Tales. Pulp magazine, British Edition. Stories are: White Mother of Shadows; Carnage on the Campus; The Sealed Jar Horror; The Thirsty Thing; I'll Have Your Eyes.

Edité par Thorpe and Porter, n.d. [1947?], Leicester, UK:, 1947

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80pp. Five stories, each with beginning with a monochrome illustration. Contents very fresh and clean, with adverts for UK companies. 24x16.5cms, stapled, in colour pictorial cover. This is fresh and bright and uncreased, although a bit wider than the pages, and the overlapping edge is a little creased with small tears. US copyright date is 1941, but the advert on the back cover speaks of ICS's '58 years experience': ICS was founded in the US in 1889, so this UK issue is likely 1947. The cover also lists We, Who are Lost, by Russell Gray, as one of two Novelettes is this issue: it isn't here, but was presumably in the US edition. Brilliant copy.

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Terror Tales. Pulp magazine, British Edition. Stories are: White Mother of Shadows; Carnage on the Campus; The Sealed Jar Horror; The Thirsty Thing; I'll Have Your Eyes.
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Stories by Vandegrift, Costa Carousso, W.Wayne Robbins, Hugh B. Cave, Ray King:
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Thorpe and Porter, n.d. [1947?], Leicester, UK:
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1947
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Near Fine
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Presumed first and only UK edition.
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