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The Blue Book Magazine [September 1924] ed. Karl Edwin Harriman (The Consolidated Magazines Corporation, 20¢, pulp) ass. ed. Donald Kennicott. from TOC. [JL]

The Blue Book Magazine [October 1924] ed. Karl Edwin Harriman (The Consolidated Magazines Corporation, 20¢, pulp) ass. ed. Donald Kennicott. from TOC. [JL]

The Blue Book Magazine [November 1924] ed. Karl Edwin Harriman (The Consolidated Magazines Corporation, 20¢, pulp) ass. ed. Donald Kennicott. from TOC. [JL]

The Blue Book Magazine [January 1925] ed. Karl Edwin Harriman (The Consolidated Magazines Corporation, 20¢, pulp) ass. ed. Donald Kennicott. from TOC. [JL]

The Blue Book Magazine [April 1926] ed. Karl Edwin Harriman (The Consolidated Magazines Corporation, pulp) ass. ed. Donald Kennicott. from TOC. [JL]

The Blue Book Magazine [April 1928] (15¢, 160pp, pulp) Information from EBAY auction. [MW]

The Blue Book Magazine [August 1928] (15¢, 160pp, pulp, cover by Laurence Herndon) Information from EBAY auction.

Blue Book Magazine [v 55 #6, October 1932] (15¢, 160pp, pulp) Information from EBAY auction.

Blue Book Magazine [v 56 #1, November 1932] ed. Donald Kennicott (The McCall Company, pulp) from TOC. [JL]

Blue Book Magazine [v 56 #2, December 1932] ed. Donald Kennicott (The McCall Company, pulp) from TOC. [JL]

Blue Book [v 56 #4, February 1933] (pulp) [DKL:18261]
  • 4-5 · The Sportsman’s Scrapbook—V: The ’Iron Horse’ · Ewing Walker · cl; nonfiction piece on 1886 horserace and winner Barnum.
  • 6-13 · The Eternal Light · Roy Chanslor · ss; crime story; redemption of a supposed coward who was really waiting his chance to deal with the crooks himself.
  • 14-41 · Breakers Ahead! [Part 1 of 3] · Frederick Bechdolt · sl; story of the cover—"by the distinguished author of ’Sindbad at Oakland Creek’ and ’Youth Rides Victorious"—pt 1 of 3 parts—seems to move from a sea/dockside story to Mexican adventure, apparently following that stash of gold coins?.
  • 42-51 · Red Sunset Land · Beatrice Grimshaw · ss; South Seas adventure.
  • 52-57 · On The Dotted Line · John Valentine · ss; pushy insurance salesman explains his actions to a judge.
  • 58-86 · Miracle in the Desert · William J. Makin · ss; “the greatest adventure of the Intelligence Officer who was known to the natives as the Red Wolf of Arabia"—another in series promised soon.
  • 87-91 · The Devil’s Taxicab · Roy Hoon · ss; who is behind The Devil’s Taxi, which frightens other drivers at night? A geezer who wants to sell part of his land for a new highway.
  • 92-102 · Three-Piece Dollar · H. Bedford-Jones · ss; “manager of a tin-mine in the interior of China runs into a strange adventure”.
  • Free Lances in Diplomacy:
    ___ 103-112 · Six Who Could Think · Clarence Herbert New · ss; British countess (by marriage) is really a “Bolshevist agent” behind the deaths of European politicians.
  • 113-121 · Breeches Burned Behind [Bugwine Breck] · Arthur K. Akers · ss; “Bugwine Breck the human bloodhound"—allegedly humorous Negro Dialect story.
  • 122-149 · When Worlds Collide [Part 6 of 6] · Edwin Balmer & Philip Wylie · n.; contains chapters XXIII through XXVII.
  • 150-151 · Trapped in the Tunnel · Mrs. E. S. Sanders · ar; true life adventure.
  • 152-154 · The Tragic Ten Days · Gerald Brandon · ar; ibid; newspaperman in Mexico during unrest.
  • 155-156 · Loose Screws · Charles H. Bowie · ar; ibid; mill robbery.
  • 156-157 · Aboard a Fighting Stallion · Stanley M. Nevin · ar; ibid.
  • 158,160 · “Fanned” · John D. Martin · ar; ibid; near-riot at minor league baseball game.

Blue Book [v 56 #5, March 1933] ed. Donald Kennicott (The McCall Company, 15¢, 160pp, pulp) [RF]

Blue Book [v 56 #6, April 1933] ed. Donald Kennicott (The McCall Company, 15¢, 160pp, pulp, cover by Joseph Chernoweth) [DG]

Blue Book [v 57 #1, May 1933] (160pp, 9¾" x 12", cover by Joseph C. Chenoweth) Details taken from dealer’s catalogue on ABEBooks.

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