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LEROUX, Gaston

The Phantom of the Opera

TOLKIEN, J.R.R.

The Lord of the Rings

ASIMOV, Isaac

I, Robot

KOONTZ, Dean R.

An archive of Koontz's earliest...

This subject covers a wide area: science-fiction from authors such as Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, and Robert Heinlein; horror from the likes of Bram Stoker, Stephen King, and Anne Rice; and fantasies from the likes of J.R.R. Tolkien and John Crowley.

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15th Annual Philadelphia Book Show $75.00	Amazing Stories Quarterly: Spring 1948 $50.00	Amazing Stories: April 1947 $35.00
Amazing Stories: February 1949 $20.00	Amazing Stories: July 1947 $35.00	Amazing Stories: July 1948 $65.00
Amazing Stories: June 1946 $25.00	Amazing Stories: May 1947 $25.00	Amazing Stories: November 1948 $25.00
Amazing Stories: October 1946 $35.00	Astounding Stories: October 1934 $150.00	Classic Tales: Comprising In One Volume... $200.00
Fantastic Adventures: September 1946 $25.00	From Unknown Worlds: An Anthology of... $45.00	Marvel Science Fiction Novemebr 1951 $20.00
Science Fiction Digest. Vol. 1, No. 1 $45.00	Shooting script for Lady & the Monster... $3,500.00	Startling Stories: November 1948 $50.00
The Star Trek Guide $500.00	Universe Science Fiction September 1954 $20.00	Weird Tales, March 1954 $35.00
Weird Tales, November 1953 $30.00	Weird Tales, September 1953 $35.00	Wonders of the Spaceways No. 1 $25.00
"GANPAT" The Speakers in Silence $125.00	(CROWLEY, Alesiter).... On the Loose (previously published as:... $250.00	(GOREY, Edward) [Broadside or flyer]: Dracula. Frank... $300.00
(HOWARD, Robert E.) DE CAMP,... Dark Valley Destiny: The Life of Robert... $50.00	(KING, Stephen) (Poster): The Shining $300.00	(KING, Stephen) [story] The Gunslinger and the Dark Man... $50.00

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