Famous Western [v15 #1, February 1954] ed. Anon. (Columbia Publications, 25¢, 96pp, standard pulp) Details taken from listing on eBay. [PSP]
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Famous Western [v15 #2, April 1954] (Columbia Publications, 25¢, pulp) Details taken from dealers catalogue on ABEBooks.
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Famous Western [v15 #3, June 1954] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from ToC. [JL]
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Famous Western [v15 #4, August 1954] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from ToC. [JL]
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Famous Western [v15 #5, October 1954] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from ToC. [JL]
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Famous Western [v15 #6, December 1954] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, 25¢, 98pp, pulp) Associate editors Marie Antoinette Park & Cliff Campbell. [MH]
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Famous Western [v16 #1, February 1955] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from ToC; ass. eds. Cliff Campbell & Marie Antoinette Park. [JL]
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Famous Western [v16 #2, April 1955] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, 25¢, 98pp, pulp) Associate editors Marie Antoinette Park & Cliff Campbell. [MH]
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Famous Western [v16 #3, June 1955] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, 25¢, 98pp, pulp) Associate editors Marie Antoinette Park & Cliff Campbell. [MH]
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Famous Western [v17 #1, February 1956] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from ToC; ass. ed. Cliff Campbell. [JL]
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Famous Western [v17 #2, April 1956] (Columbia Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from ToC. [JL]
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Famous Western [v18 #1, February 1957] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, 25¢, trimmed pulp) assoc. ed. Marie A. Park.
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Famous Western [v18 #2, April 1957] ed. Robert W. Lowndes (Columbia Publications, 25¢, 98pp, pulp) Assoc. ed. Marie A. Park. [MH]
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Famous Western [v18 #6, April 1958] (Columbia Publications, 35¢, digest) "A Double-Action Magazine", The Best in Fact and Fiction. Editor: Robert A.W. Lowndes / Assoc. Ed.: Marie A Park Editorial and executive offices at 241 Church Street; publisher Louis H. Silberkleit; business manager Maurice Coyne, per Statement Required by... on page 99. Cover (uncredited); Winter hillside. In foreground a man on foot with a lawmans badge fires his rifle at something offstage; behind him on a horse is his prisoner, arms tied behind him. Blurbs in Author, Author! say that Roe Richmond best known for innumerable sports stories, also many detective and previous westerns. E.E. Clement a regular in this magazine since 1943, and is also a steady contributor to Double Action Western, Real Western Stories, and Western Action, also does detective stories. Harlan Ellison is a new writer, so far as western stories are concerned, but hes widely known in the fantasy and science ficdtion field, and has made a number of names for himself in detectives, too. At present serving in the armed forces, Mr. Ellison looks forward to full-time authorship when Uncle Sam no longer needs him 24 hours a day. And Pete Carter, a cowhand in his time, specializes in articles about Indians and cavalry. Blurbs in the magazine advertise the April Double Action Western (with Gunhands and Plough Handles by Charles Long and Lawless Lead by Olin Grant); the April Real Western Stories (Ten complete, quick- trigger tales) with The Wide-Loopers by Elton Webster; Dead Mans Dollar by Edwin Booth; and The Bees Nest by Lon Williams); the current issue of Western Action, with Fast on the Draw by Art Cleveland, plus the usual ads for hair-restorers, High-Potency Capsules from Vitasafe Corp., and Royal Jelly from Jenasol Co. The articles read as at least semi-fictionalized, and I have my doubts about their historicity. . . but what do I know. I picked this up, of course, for the Ellison story, which was pretty good, and full of Ellisonian drama and emotion (a tough sheriff is unable to adjust to his now-peaceful town but refuses to ease up; at last the good citizens have to bushwhack him, turning him into a crippled drunk, to get him to leave them alone). [DKL]
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