Ken and Sandy visit an archaeological dig in the small town of Gallows Cliff, Arizona. They discover Gallows Cliff is a way station in a smuggling operation between Mexico and the United States. Volume 15 in the series. |
Ken and Sandy join an archaeological expedition dig near the Delaware Bay. They learn that expedition members have heard galloping hoof beats at night. The locals refer to the strange hoof beats as the ghost of the galloping horse. Volume nine in the series. |
En route to Mexico City to meet Richard Holt, Ken and Sandy witness a mysterious green flame. Later the teens come across a possible criminal hide-out. Volume 10 in the series. |
Ken and Sandy receive a fan letter from Timothy Crandall, a reclusive young millionaire. The teens are assigned the job of getting an interview and photos for a news story on the wealthy young man. When they arrive at Timothy’s mansion they discover the recluse has disappeared. Volume 11 in the series. |
Ken and Sandy Allen are sent to cover the annual Halloween party for the employees of the Brentwood Foundry and Casting Company. The teens find themselves matching wits with a criminal who seems to anticipate their every move to uncover his identity. Volume 14 in the series. |
Ken’s father, Richard Holt, stays with the Allens at Christmas time, and brings gifts, including a decorative iron box for Ma Allen. It soon appears that someone is interested in stealing the box. Volume seven in the series. |
After Ken and Sandy Allen drive to the bus stop to meet a visitor from Mexico, they soon discover that mystery and danger follow Ricardo Montez. Volume 17 in the series. |
Ken and Sandy board a freighter for trip to Europe, to join Ken’s father, a foreign correspondent for Global News Service. The teens receive a radio message from Global News and find themselves involved in a crime committed a thousand miles away. Volume 13 in the series. |
Ken and Sandy take a vacation in Greece. Minutes after they view the Knossos cylinder, which is the Golden Key to the language of the ancient Cretans, the artifact is stolen from the Athens Museum. Volume 18 in the series. |
The Allens attend a fund raiser at Brentwood High School, where Magnus the Magician is to perform. Bert Allen recognizes him as someone who once saved his life, but was never properly thanked. When Bert volunteers to help out in a trick, he reveals himself to Magnus, who is startled, and disappears during the middle of his act. The Allens learn the man is wanted for robbing a jewelry store, and they vow to prove the man is innocent. Volume 12 in the series. |
Ken Holt and Sandy Allen go on a Rocky Mountain holiday, and research a Colorado land feud for a feature story Richard Holt is writing. Volume two in the series. |
Joe Driscoll, a worker at the Brentwood Weekly Advance, disappears and Ken and Sandy search for the missing man. After the teens discover some clues Brentwood Police Chief Andy Kane joins the investigation. Volume six in the series. |
When Richard Holt, Ken Holt’s father, doesn’t return home as planned the young man travels to New York to find him. He is kidnapped along the way, escapes and is helped by the Allen family, owners of the Brentwood Advance newspaper. Sandy Allen helps Ken investigate Mr. Holt’s disappearance. Volume one in the series. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Details taken from online listing. |
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SF anthology. |
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SF anthology. |
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Original anthology of 12 Sherlockian horror stories, one a reprint. Introduction by Prepolec. Authors include Christopher Fowler, Simon Clark, and Kim Newman. Details taken from online listing. |
Original anthology of 11 fantastic Sherlockian stories. |
Original anthology of 13 Sherlockian horror stories. |
Alternate history SF novella set in a 19th-century US where Abraham Lincoln is imprisoned as a threat to American security. A leatherbound signed, limited edition of 250 ($45.00) is also available. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Ultimate Weapon. |
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Reprint (Shasta 1948 as Who Goes There?) collection. Given as The Thing from Outer Space on the cover. |
Reprint (Shasta 1948 as Who Goes There?) SF/fantasy collection. Given as The Thing from Another World on the cover and as The Thing on spine and first page. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Planeteers. |
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also as A World by the Tale. |
also as The Permanent Implosion. |
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Reprints eight stories from the hardback (Simon & Schuster, 1952) edition. |
Facsimile reproduction in hardcover of the July 1939 issue of Astounding Science Fiction with new essays by Schmidt, van Vogt, Asimov and Rocklynne. Memoirs edited by Martin H. Greenberg. |
Reprints seven stories from The Astounding Science Fiction Anthology (Simon & Schuster, 1952). |
Reprint (Doubleday 1967 as Analog 5) SF anthology. |
Reprints seven stories from The Astounding Science Fiction Anthology (Simon & Schuster, 1952). |
Reprint (Doubleday 1966 as Analog 4) SF anthology. |
Reprints eight stories from The Astounding Science Fiction Anthology (Simon & Schuster, 1952). |
Reprint (Doubleday 1965 as Analog 3) SF anthology. |
Anthology of all the original stories from the first year of Cossmass Infinities plus 6 brand new stories by P H Lee, Leah Ning, Greta Hayer, Candace Cunard, Avery Parks and Beth Goder. Details taken from Table of Contents. |