The Gallery to Science Fiction, Fantasy, Weird & Occult as published by the British, Australians and Canadians

From the 1930s-1966 as Paperbacks, Digests, Pamphlets, Pulps, and Magazines.

Adam Publishing: Handy Library (Canadian digest)
The Face That Launched A Thousand Ships  Thomas P. Kelley, 1940s – not the best cover art by Wilf Long, but a scarce Canadian digest and quite collectable.

There are scoundrels asking many times that amount, but be patient.

Alliance Press (UK pamphlet)
The Vampire and 16 Other Stories, Leslie H. Fox, 1945 {uncredited} – an incredibly rare collection of short fiction by a writer whom died during the War. (image from eBay auction)
Twisted Tales  Leslie H. Fox, 1946 {uncredited} – a second collection of this World War Two loss.  Not nearly as desirable, due to lack of a genuine weird tales, but damn rare.

Archer Press (UK digest)
Planet War  Fysh, 1952 {Facey}
Arc Press (UK digest)
Beyond The Solar System  Claud(e) Haley, 1954 {Light} – scarce digest, hard to find in any condition.

Atlantic Book Company (UK digest)
Invasion From Space  Matthew C. Bradford, 1954 {Theobald} – fairly difficult item to locate with boring cover art.

Authentic Science Fiction (UK digest)
note: magazine, but the first 28 issues were novels, and little else. Anybody avoiding the first 28 are complete fools; just do not read the very first issue.
1 - Mushroom Men of Mars   Lee Stanton, 1951 {D.L.W.}
2 - Reconnoitre Krelling II   Jon J Deegan, 1951 {D.L.W.}
3 - Gold Men of Aureus   Roy Sheldon , 1951 {D.L.W.}
4 - Old Growler   Jon J. Deegan, 1951 {D.L.W.}
5 - Seven to the Moon   L. Stanton, 1951 {D.L.W.}
6 - Phantom Moon   Roy Sheldon, 1951 {D.L.W.}
7 - Energy Alive   Roy Sheldon, 1951 {D.L.W.}
8 - World in a Test Tube   H. J. Campbell, 1951 {D.L.W.}
9 - Old Growler and Orbis   Jon J. Deegan, 1951 {George Ratcliff}
10 - Man, Woman, and Android   George Hay, 1951 {George Ratcliff}
11 - The Last Mutation   H. J. Campbell, 1951 {George Ratcliff}
12 - Ten Years to Oblivion   Clem MacCartney, 1951 {George Ratcliff}
13 - Beam of Terror  Roy Sheldon, 1951 {D.L.W.}
14 - Planet of Power   Jon J. Deegan, 1951 {D.L.W.}
15 - Report from Mandazo   Lee Stanton, 1951 {D.L.W.}
16 - The Moon is Heaven   H. J. Campbell, 1951 {D.L.W.}
17 - Coming of the Darakua   F. G. Rayer, 1952 {D.L.W.}
18 - Chaos in Miniature   H. J. Campbell, 1952 {D.L.W.}
19 - Space Warp  Roy Sheldon, 1952 {D.L.W.}
20 - Earth, Our New Eden   F. G. Rayer, 1952 {Vann}
21 - Alien Impact   E. C. Tubb, 1952 {Davies}
22 - Mice or Machines   H. J. Campbell, 1952 {Davies}
23 - The Singing Spheres   Jon J. Deegan, 1952 {Davies}
24 - Aftermath   Bryan Berry, 1952 {Davies}
25 - The Plastic Peril   Roy Sheldon, 1952 {Pollack}
26 - Martians in a Frozen World   Rick Conroy, 1952 {Pollack}
27 - Star of Death   Roy Sheldon, 1952 {Davies}
28 - We Cast No Shadow   F. G. Rayer, 1952 {Vann}

Authentic Science Fiction Hand-Book  1954 {uncredited} – This is a pamphlet, glossary-dictionary of commonly used science-fiction words. Necessary for the completist.

Barrington-Gray Ltd. (UK digest)
The Moon Monsters   Roy Marquis, 1951 {uncredited}

Background Books Ltd (UK digest)
Not For The Squeamish   D.(avid) Scott-Moncrieff, 1948 – an excellently issued thin digest with using the primary color blue quite nicely, considering this book was banned in many places for

                                                                                           content, it tends to turn up quite often. Worth obtaining cheap if possible.      

Bear Hudson (UK small digest)
Spawn of the Vampire  N. Wesley Firth, 1946 {HW Perl} – sought worldwide by vampire enthusiasts, this novel will set you back some money unless you are fortunate to find it cheap.
The Terror From Timorkal   Festus Pragnell, 1946 {uncredited} – a rare paperback imitating the successful Armed Service Editions in similar oblong format. Copies rarely surface.

Blue Star (Irish digest; an imprint of Grafton Publications)
Realm of the Alien   Chester Delray, circa 1945 {uncredited} – an incredibly scarce Irish publication, featuring horrible and thankfully uncredited cover art. Vastly undervalued.

T.V. Boardman (UK; large mass-market)
No Place like Earth  John Carnell, 1954 {McLoughlin}
The Big Eye  Max Ehrlich, 1954 {Pagram}
What Mad Universe  Fredric Brown, 1954 {Pagram}
Wrong Side of the Moon Francis and Stehpen Ashton, 1951 {Pagram}

Brown-Watson, Ltd. (UK; see the Digit imprint)
Sinister Forces   Alvin Westwood, 1953 {Turner}
North Dimension   William Rogersohn, 1954 {Davies}
Return to Mars  Elton Westward, 1954 {Davies}
Amiro  William Rogersohn, 1954 {Osborne} – good luck completing this short run of titles. This is among the scarcest. Certainly a big let-down when you obtain it; horrible cover art.

Cherry Tree (Fantasy Book)(UK paperback, imprint of Kemsley Newspapers, Ltd)
400 - John Carstairs: Space Detective   Frank Belknap Long, 1951 {Embleton}
401 - The Kid from Mars   Oscar J. Friend, 1951 {Maloney}
402 - The Sunken World   Stanton A. Coblentz, 1951 {Maloney}
403 - Flight into Space   Donald Wollheim, 1951 {Maloney}
404 - The Last Spaceship   Murray Leinster, 1952 {Maloney}
405 - Gabriel over the White House   Thomas F. Tweed, 1952 {uncredited}
406 - Ralph 124C 41+   Hugo Gernsback, 1952 {Maloney}
407 - Sinister Barrier   Eric Frank Russell, 1952 {Maloney}
408 - The Thing From Another World   J. W. Campbell, 1953 {Maloney} – a money book if ever there was one, collectors abound for this edition in tip-top shape.
409 - Typewriter in the Sky   L. Ron Hubbard, 1953 {Embleton} – excellent cover art and world’s first paperback edition. Highly sought after in Fine shape.
410 - Vanguard to Neptune   J. M. Walsh, 1953 {Turner}
411 - Solution t-25   T. Du Bois, 1953 {Embleton}

Cleveland Publishing Co. (Australian pamphlet)
(The Mystery of the) Abominable Snowman  Michael Waugh, 1954-55 – novelty item, a sure-must for completist of the following author’s series below.
           The following 3 are a vampire series, however, the first 2 deal with a mad scientist resurrecting the dead, not true vampire novels. The third on the other hand is a vampire novelette.

            All 3 are exceedingly SUPER RARE and worth well in excess of $100 each for these thin pamphlets.

The Living Dead  Michael Waugh, 1954-55

Back From The Dead  Michael Waugh, 1954-55
Fangs of the Vampire  Michael Waugh, 1954-55

Comyns (Publishers) Ltd. (UK; digest)

Zhorani   Karl Maras, 1953 {Turner}
Venusian Adventure   E. C. Tubb, 1953 {uncredited}
Peril from Space   Karl Maras, 1954 {Turner}

Currawong Pub. Co. (Australia; pamphlet)
The Living Dead  J.W. Heming, 1940/1941
Subterranean City  J.W. Heming, 1940/1941 {John Andrews}
King of the Underseas   J.W. Heming, 1941 {John Andrews}                 
Other Worlds   J.W. Heming, 1941 {John Andrews}
From Earth To Mars   J.W. Heming, 1941 {John Andrews}
In Aztec Hands  J.W. Heming, 1942 {John Andrews}
Time Marches Off  Paul de Wreder, 1942    
Ape of God   Vol Molesworth, 1943          
Monster at Large   Vol Molesworth, 1943   
The Wizard Returns   Vol Molesworth, 1943           
Prelude For Death   Vol Molesworth, 1944   
Satan's Understudy   Vol Molesworth, 1944 

     The following are a juvenile fantasy series, sort of Tarzan-like. As usual, scarce and commanding $50+ per. They were reprinted in one volume in the 1990s.

     The three were reportedly originally first published as “The Reign of the Reptiles” in Wonder Stories [August 1935] but this is untrue. They have nothing to do with one-another.
Lords of Serpent Land   Alan Connell, 1945
Prisoners of Serpent Land   Alan Connell, 1945                                              
Warriors of Serpent Land   Alan Connell, 1945

Curtis Warren, Ltd. (UK digest)
The Earth Invasion Battalion   Denis Hughes, 1950 {Ratcliff} 
The Green Mandarin Mystery   Grant Malcom, 1950 {Theobald}                 
Murder by Telecopter   Denis Hughes, 1950 {Ratcliff} 
Laboratory “X”   David Shaw, 1950 {Maloney}
Planet Federation   David Shaw, 1950 {Maloney}
Formula 695   Denis Hughes, 1950 {Maloney}
Warlords of Space   Denis Hughes, 1950 {Theobald}
Gyrator Control  King Lang, 1951 {Theobald}
Moon War   Denis Hughes, 1951 {Theobald}
Space Men  David Shaw, 1951 {Theobald}
Astro Race   King Lang, 1951 {Theobald}
Hostile Worlds   Gill Hunt, 1951 {Theobald}
Planet X   Gill Hunt, 1951 {Theobald}
Task Flight   King Lang, 1951 {Theobald}
Elektron Union   Gill Hunt, 1951 {Theobald}
Rocket Invasion   King Lang, 1951 {Theobald}
Spaceflight  Gill Hunt, 1951 {Theobald}
Spatial Ray  Gill Hunt, 1951 {Theobald}
Projectile War   King Lang, 1951 {Theobald}
Saturn Patrol   King Lang, 1951 {Theobald} – E. C. Tubb’s first ever novel.
Vega   Gill Hunt, 1951 {Theobald}
Planetfall   Gill Hunt, 1951 {Theobald} – E. C. Tubb’s second ever novel.
Galactic Storm  Gill Hunt, 1951 {Theobald} – John Brunner’s first ever novel.
Fission   Gill Hunt, 1952 {Theobald}
Terra!  King Lang, 1952 {Theobald}
Catalyst   Brad Kent, 1952 {Theobald}
Argentis   Brian Shaw, 1952 {Theobald} – E. C .Tubb’s third ever novel.

The Fatal Law   Brad Kent, 1952 {Theobald}
Ominous Folly   Ray Barry, 1952 {Theobald}
Trans-Mercurian   King Lang, 1952 {Theobald}
Para-Robot   Neil Charles, 1952 {Theobald}
Space-Line   King Lang, 1952 {Theobald}
Zero Field  Gill Hunt, 1952 {Theobald}
Death Dimension   Ray Barry, 1952 {Theobald}
Station 7   Gill Hunt, 1952 {Theobald}
Titan’s Moon   Neil Charles, 1952 {Theobald}
Blue Peril  Ray Barry, 1952 {Davies}
“A” Men   Rand Le Page, 1952 {Davies}
Biology “A”  Brad Kent, 1952 {Davies}
Destination Alpha   Berl Cameron, 1952 {Davies}
Red Storm   Brian Storm, 1952 {Davies}
Out of the Silent Places   Brad Kent, 1952 {Davies}
Gamma Product   Ray Barry, 1952 {Davies}
Satellite B.C.   Rand Le Page, 1952 {Davies}
War Of Argos  Rand Le Page, 1952 {Davies}
Photomesis   Berl Cameron, 1952 {Davies}
Humanoid Puppets  Ray Barry, 1952 {Theobald}
Black Infinity  Berl Cameron, 1952 {Theobald}
Twenty Four Hours  Neil Charles, 1952 {Davies} 
Blue Asp  Rand Le Page, 1952 {Davies} 
The Queen People  Russell Rey, 1952 {Theobald}
Cosmic Echelon  Berl Cameron, 1952 {Davies} 
Beyond These Suns  Rand Le Page, 1952 {Davies} 
Time And Space  Rand Le Page, 1952 {Davies} 
Blue Cordon   Dee Carter, 1952 {Theobald}
Bio-Muton  Lee Elliott, 1952 {Davies} 
Zero Point   Rand Le Page, 1952 {Davies} 
Stella Radium Discharge   Kris Luna, 1952 {Davies} 
Ships of Vero   Brain Shaw, 1952 {Theobald}
The Land of Esa  Neil Charles, 1952 {Theobald}
The Third Mutant  Lee Elliott, 1952 {Davies}   
Two Worlds   Paul Lorraine, 1952 {Theobald}
Maid of Thuro   John Lane, 1952 {Theobald}
Zenith-D   Paul Lorraine, 1952 {Davies}   
Chloroplasm   Dee Carter, 1952 {Davies}   
Sphero Nova  Berl Cameron, 1953 {Theobald}
Purple Islands   Dee Carter, 1953 {Facey}
Lost Aeons   Berl Cameron, 1953 {Davies}   
Dark Boundaries   Paul Lorraine, 1953 {Facey}
Asteroid Forma   Rand Le Page, 1953 {Davies}   
Planet Tha  Neil Charles, 1953 {Facey}
Z-Formations  Bryan Shaw, 1953 {Facey}
Beyond Geo  Arn Romilus, 1953 {Facey}
Brain Palaeo  Arn Romilus, 1953 {Davies}   
The Mortals of Reni  Von Gruen, 1953 {Davies}   
Solar Gravita  Berl Cameron, 1953 {Davies}   
Beyond Zoaster  Neil Charles, 1953 {Davies}
Pre-Gargantua  Neil Charles, 1953 {Davies}
People of Asa  Marvin Ashton, 1953 {Davies}
Tri-Planet  Von Kellar, 1953 {Davies}
Cosmic Conquest  Adrian Blair, 1953 {Davies}
Lost World   Brian Shaw, 1953 {Davies}
Dwellers in Space  Van Reed, 1953 {Davies}
Valley of Terror  Russell Ray, 1953 {Davies}
World of Gol  Neil Charles, 1953 {Davies}
Ionic Barrier  Von Kellar, 1953 {Davies}
House of Many Changes  Van Reed, 1953 {Davies}
Overlord New York  Lee Elliot, 1953 {Davies}
Mammalia  John Lane, 1953 {Davies}
Research Opta  Neil Charles, 1953 {Davies}
Operation Orbit  Kris Luna, 1953 {Davies}
Southern Exploration  Adam Dale, 1953 {uncredited}
Organic Destiny  Arn Romilus, 1953 {Davies}
Ferry Rocket  George Kinley, 1954 {Davies}
Pacific Advance  G. R. Melde, 1954 {Davies}
Experiment in Telepathy  E. R. Royce, 1954 {uncredited}
Challenge   H.K. Bulmer, 1954 {Davies}
Time Drug   Miles Casson, 1954 {Davies}
The Seeing Knife   Crawley Fenton, 1954 {Davies}

Curtis Warren: Jungle Novels (UK digest)
Death Warriors   Marco Garon, 1952
Silent River   Marco Garon, 1952
Snake Valley   Marco Garon, 1952
Black Fury   Marco Garon, 1952
Black Sport  Marco Garon, 1952
Bush Claws  Marco Garon, 1952
Jungle Allies  Marco Garon, 1952
Leopard God  Marco Garon, 1952
Veldt Warriors  Marco Garon, 1952
Mountain Gold  Marco Garon, 1952
Fire Tribes  Marco Garon, 1952
White Gold  Marco Garon, 1952

Curtis Warren: Azan the Ape Man series (UK digest)
Jungle Fever   Marco Garron, 1952
King Hunters   Marco Garron, 1952
The Lost City  Marco Garron, 1952
The Missing Safari  Marco Garron, 1952
White Fangs   Marco Garron, 1952
Tribal War   Marco Garron, 1952

Dragon (UK digest, successor to Scion Ltd, formerly their printer)
Creature from the Black Lagoon  Vargo Statten, 1954 {Richards} – unbelievably rare novelisation, many times rarer than the scarce hardcover, though copies abound.
1,000-Year Voyage  Vargo Statten, 1954 {Turner}  UPDATED IMAGE
Earth 2  Vargo Statten, 1955 {Richards}

Duchess Printing & Publishing Co, Ltd. (Canadian digest)
Brigands of the Moon   J.W. Campbell, 1944 {uncredited} – scarce digest featuring awful, juvenile cover art. Erroneously credited to Campbell, really is Ray Cummings’ novel.

Edwin Self (UK digest)
Destination Mars   George Sheldon Brown, 1951 {Turner} 
The Planetoid Peril   George Sheldon Brown, 1952 {Maloney}
The Mystery Planet   Edgar Rees Kennedy, 1952 {Maloney} 
Conquerors of Venus   Edgar Rees Kennedy, 1953 {Turner} 
Curse of Planet Kuz   Erle van Loden, 1953 {Maloney}
The Yellow Planet  George Sheldon Browne, 1954 {Turner} – this entry is quite scarce in any condition and is among the last to be obtained by completists.   UPDATED IMAGE
Voyage into Space  Erle van Loden, 1954 {Turner} 

Everybody's Books (UK pamphlets and digests) circa 1940s
Tales of Mystery and Surprise  Collection (by Sydney Denham [2 by], Kent Barnett, Arthur Armstrong, Harold Kelly, Richard Westlake)
More Tales of Terror and Surprise   Collection, 1943/1944
Tales of Murder and Mystery  Collection, 1943 (by Sidney Dehnam [4 by], J. D. Kerruish, Michael Hervey, Arthur Armstrong)
Tales of Terror and the Unknown  Collection, 1944 {likely Doug}
Third Finger -- Left Hand and Other Thrilling Stories  Anonymous Collection, 1945 (no stories are credited; all are reprints from prior Mitre and Everybody’s collections)
Gamma Ray Murders  Preston Yorke, 1943 {Jeff Cook}
The Astounding Crime  Preston Yorke, 1943 {Jeff Cook}
Death On Priority 1  Preston Yorke, 1945 {Doug}
The Grim Caretaker  Eugene Ascher, 1944 {Doug}
Uncanny Adventures  Eugene Ascher, 1944 {Doug}  RECENT ADDITION
The Perfect Murder  Justin Atholl, 1943
Land Of Hidden Death  Justin Atholl, 1944
The Grey Beast   Justin Atholl, 1944 {Douglas}
The Trackless Thing   Justin Atholl, 1944
Queer-Looking Box: Seven Gripping Stories  Michael Hervey, 1944

Export Publishing Enterprises, Ltd (Canadian digest)

I Found Cleopatra   Thomas P. Kelly, 1946 – erroneously spelled surname, should be “Kelley”, and his rarest novel.

Fantasy Library Series (Mark Goulden: UK digest)
The Human Bat   Edward R. Home-Gall, 1950 {Davies} – wonderful juvenile cover art. Typical boys’ story plot, save the kids from leading criminal lives.
The Human Bat vs. the Robot Gangster   Edward R. Home-Gall, 1950 {Davies} – the second one here is rarer than the initial installment. Both are wonderful additions to the collection.

Fantasy Fiction Series (Whitman Press: Australian pamphlet) – entirely a reprint series of short novels in pamphlet format, desirable for their artwork.
The Three Eternals   Eando Binder, 1949 – scarce.
Where Eternity Ends   Eando Binder, 1950 – scarce.

Adam Link In The Past   Eando Binder, 1950 – somewhat commonplace.

Parasite Planet   Stanley Weinbaum, 1949/50 – although this edition commands the most value, it is the next title that is rarest in the entire series.
Roar of the Rocket   Oscar J. Friend, 1950 – rarest; notice the Sydney Harbor Bridge is replacing the original art rendering.
The Molecule Monsters   Oscar J. Friend, 1950 – the most common, and utterly worthless.

Fireside Publications (Canadian large digest)

One of Cleopatra’s Nights  Theophile Gautier – an anthology containing at least 2 fantasy/ghost stories

Playthings of Desire  W. H. Hudson – unconfirmed, but might be the utopian novel “A Crystal Age” but don’t hold me to that.

Rocket Flight to the Moon  Jules Verne – retitling of “From The Earth to the Moon”

Gannet Press (UK digest) – publishing some of the worth fiction ever, they are now exceedingly rare. It is sad that a completist need pay dearly for trash.
The “X” People  Vektis Brack, 1953 {Facey}
The Brains of Helle  Bengo Mistral, 1953 {Facey}
Castaway from Space  Vektis Brack, 1953 {Theobald}  
Pirates of Cerebus  Bengo Mistral, 1953 {Theobald}   
Far Beyond the Blue  Drax Amper, 1953 {Theobald}  
Worlds Away!  Cragg Beemish, 1953 {Theobald}
Trouble Planet  Mark Steel, 1954 {uncredited}
Global Blackout  Karl Vallance, 1954 {Theobald}  
Odyssey in Space  Vektis Brack, 1954 {Facey}
Space Flight 139  Bengo Mistral, 1954 {Mendoza as ‘Ferrari’}

Gaywood Press (UK digest)
The Trembling World   Astron del Martia, 1949 {Leroi}
Freaks Against Supermen   R. L. Finn, 1950 {Leroi}
Dawn of Darkness   Astron del Martia, 1951 {Leroi}
Captive on the Flying Saucers   Ralph L. Finn, 1951 {Leroi}
Space Pirates   Astron del Martia, 1951 {Leroi}
Interstellar Espionage   Astron del Martia, 1952 {Leroi}

Hamilton & Co. (see Panther and Authentic imprints)
Blood on the Dragon  Earl Ellison, 1946 {H. W. Perl} – a bland oriental cover
The Tomb of Horror  Earl Ellison, 1946
The Terror, N. Wesley Firth, 1946
The Terror Strikes   N. Wesley Firth, 1946 {H. W. Perl} – a somewhat creepy cover, my apologies for never obtaining a better copy.
Emperor Of Mars   John Russell Fearn, 1950 {Maloney} – a collectable quartet by Fearn, available in reprint editions, have thus reduced the vale of this one valuable series.
Warrior Of Mars  John Russell Fearn, 1950 {Maloney}
Red Men Of Mars  John Russell Fearn, 1950 {Maloney}
Goddess Of Mars   John Russell Fearn, 1950 {Maloney}
Space Beam  John Robb, 1951 {Ratcliff}
Dark Side Of Venus   Clem Macartney, 1951 {Ratcliff}
Return To Earth   Bryan Berry, 1951 {Ratcliff}
Duel In Nightmare Worlds   B. Flackes, 1952 {Ratcliff}
This Planet For Sale   George Hay, 1951 {Ratcliff}
Flight Of The Hesper  George Hay, 1952 {Ratcliff}
Moment Out Of Time   Roy Sheldon, 1952 {J. Pollack}
Mammoth Man   Roy Sheldon, 1952 {Ratcliff}

Hampton Press (UK: pamphlet)—all are short story collections by Hervey. At least one story per each title should contain a weird story.
Corpse Parade  Michael Hervey, 1946
Creeps Medley  Michael Hervey, 1946
Crime Medley  Michael Hervey, 1945
G Is For Ghoul !  Michael Hervey, 1946      
Ghost Voice  Michael Hervey, 1946
Horror Medley  Michael Hervey, 1945
Suspicion  Michael Hervey, 1946

Harborough Publishing Co. (UK digest)

1 - Shuna, White Queen of the Jungle   John King, 1951 {Heade} – undeniably rare, commands outrageous prices.
2 - Shuna and the Lost Tribe   John King, 1951 {Heade} – not to be ignored, features a fascinatingly gorgeous GGA characteristic of Heade’s abilities.

Hector Kelly (UK digest)
Space-Time Task Force   Preston Yorke, 1953 {uncredited} – both the following pair are also available in hardbound editions, buy those instead; neither are worth reading.
Enemy Beyond Pluto  Jean Gaston Vandel, 1954 {Brantonne} – cover notes translated by Eugene Ascher.           

Horror Club (UK: tall pamphlet)
The Vaivaisukko's Bride   David Scott-Moncrieff, 1940s – a fun item to hunt; not banned as “Not for the Squeamish” was by Background Books, but one must collect both by this author.

   Collectors often erroneously search for this under the title of “The Horror Club” as this cover the cover, instead of the actual title. Dealers make the same mistake.

J. Dennett (Australia pamphlet)
Wolfblood  Vol Molesworth, 1944 (werewolf / mystery thriller) – very rare werewolf novel.

Jubilee Publications Pty. Ltd. (Australian digest) – a minor Australian series of reprinted American material, that is fairly scarce today for the completist.
211 - Beyond the Stars and Other Stories  1958 {uncredited}
212 - Space Station 42 and Other Stories  1958 {uncredited}
213 - The Sands of Mars and Other Stories  1958 {uncredited}
214 - Planet of Doom and Other Stories  1958 {uncredited}
215 - Year 3097  R.D. Miller and A. Hunger, 1958 {uncredited}  RECENT ADDITION
216 - The Mars Monopoly, Jerry Sohl, 1958 {uncredited}

Kaner Publishing (digest)
Slaves of Ijax   John Russell Fearn, 1946 {H.W. Perl} – extremely common due to a warehouse find.
Ape-Man's Offering   H. Kaner, 1946 {H.W. Perl} – scarce and highly desirable.

Lloyd Cole (pamphlet / thin digest)

Fantastic Fiction Series

[No. 1] – Thieves of the Air  Festus Pragnell & Benson Herbert, circa 1943 {H. W. Perl}

[No. 2] – Strange Romance  Benson Herbert, circa 1943

Kaye Publications (UK digest)
Tremor   Frank Lederman, 1952 {Turner} – the original painting does exist. A Spanish dealer now residing in Paris contacted me in Sept 2009 and showed proof of its existence.

Merit Books (UK digest)
The Hand of Havoc   Charles Grey, 1954 {Turner}
Enterprise 2115   Charles Grey, 1954 {Turner}

Milestone Publications, Ltd. (UK digest)
Planetoid Disposals, Ltd.   Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Turner}                          
Fugitive of Time  Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Turner}
The Wall   Charles Grey, 1953 {Turner} – the most difficult to obtain in any condition by this publisher.
Dynasty of Doom   Charles Grey, 1953 {Turner}
Tormented City   Charles Grey, 1953 {Turner}
Space Hunger   Charles Grey, 1953 {Turner} – excellent Ron Turner cover and the original painting DOES exist. I sold it to Lloyd Currey in 1999 or 2000; from there, who knows where it went.
I Fight for Mars Charles Grey, 1953 {Turner}
The Extra Man   Charles Grey, 1954 {Turner}

Mitre Press (UK pamphlets or digest)

Tales of Terror and Surprise  Collection, circa late 1941 or 1942 {Jeff Cook}   RECENT ADDITION   NOTE: The cover did not feature a cover price, hence the marked cover.
The Oasis of Sleep  Justin Atholl, 1944 {Jeff Cook}
The Man Who Tilted The Earth   Justin Atholl, 1943 {uncredited, likely Jeff Cook}
Death in the Green Fields  Justin Atholl, 1944 {uncredited, likely Doug}    
Uncanny, George C. Bachelor, 1945
There Were No Asper Ladies  Eugene Ascher, 1944 {Jeff Cook} (vampire story, first edition) – extremely rare
Strange Stories of the Orient Express  R. Thurston Hopkins, 1944
Uncanny Tales  R. Thurston Hopkins, 1945 {H W Perl}
Weird and Uncanny Stories  R. Thurston Hopkins, 1945
Horror Parade  R. Thurston Hopkins, 1945 {H W Perl} – a very common item as it was heavily exported to the United States, commonly found with a stamp and original price marked out.

Modern Fiction (UK digest)

Liquid Death  Griff, 1953 – written by John Russell Fearn, has slight science fiction tones, but essentially a gangster-type of novel

(Alex) Moring (UK digest)
The Unseen Assassin  Hank Janson, undated {Heade}
One Against Time  Hank Janson, undated {Heade}
Tomorrow and a Day  Hank Janson, 1955 {Heade}

Nova Publications (UK digest)
Stowaway to Mars   John Beynon, 1953 {Hutchings} – extremely common; the remainder are scarcer.
The Weapon Shops of Isher, A.E. van Vogt, 1954 {Quinn}
The City in the Sea, Wilson Tucker, 1954 {Quinn}
The Dreaming Jewels  Theodore Sturgeon, 1955 {Quinn}
Jack of Eagles, James Blish, 1955 {Quinn}

The Opus Press (UK pamphlet)
The Face in the Mirror and Other Stories  circa 1946 {Denis McLaughlin}    
     Quite possibly the earliest known cover art by this most renown artist whom contributed to much of T V Boardman’s covers and various comics.
     This pamphlet is uncommon and highly desirable among McLaughlin collectors in the “know” and weird enthusiasts alike.
     Contents Included are Reportedly all Original Stories, some Weird and Horror mixed in. The first tale was later collected in a short story collection.
03. The Face in the Mirror by Denys Val Baker
12. Judgement by John Ward
20. My Uncle and His Cow by Chun-Chan Yeh
27. The Vindication by James Thurlby
33. Song of Victory by Patricia Johnson
38. No Cakes and Honey by Dorothy Haynes
44. Journey of the Magi by Alan Storey
49. The Child in the Bottle by C. Busby Smith
55. Flat Champage by Edwin Allan
59. Miss Abigail by Coleman Milton

Paladin Press (UK digest)
Alien Life  E. C. Tubb, 1954 {Turner} – both books are incredibly scarce, and even harder to locate and decent condition.
The Plant From Infinity   Karl Maras, 1954 {Turner}                                           

Panther (UK digest)
nn - Two Days Of Terror  Roy Sheldon, 1952 {Turner}
nn - Space Treason  A. V. Clarke and H. K. Bulmer, 1952 {Davies}
nn - And The Stars Remain  Bryan Berry, 1952 {Davies}
nn - Atom-War On Mars  E. C. Tubb, 1952 {Davies}
nn- Cybernetic Controller  A. V. Clarke and H. K. Bulmer, 1952 {Davies} 
nn - Mission From Mars   Rick Conroy, 1952 {Pollack}
16 - The Menacing Sleep  Roy Sheldon, 1952 {Davies}
17 - Underworld Of Zello   Jon J. Deegan, 1952 {Davies}
28 - Dread Visitor  Bryan Berry, 1952 {Davies}
nn - Beyond The Visible  H. J. Campbell, 1952/1953 {Ratcliff}
nn - Born In Captivity  Bryan Berry, 1952/1953 {Ratcliff}
29 - Encounter In Space   H. K. Bulmer, 1952 {Davies}
32 - Amateurs In Alchemy   Jon J. Deegan, 1952 {Davies}
37 - Space Salvage   H. K. Bulmer, 1953 {Davies}
38 - The Mutants Rebel   E. C. Tubb, 1953 {Ratcliff}
39 - Antro, The Life-Giver   Jon J. Deegan, 1953 {Ratcliff}
40 - From What Far Star?  Bryan Berry, 1953 {Davies}
44 - The World Below  S. Fowler Wright, 1953 {Richards}
47 - Atoms In Action   Roy Sheldon, 1953 {Davies}
48 - The Stars Are Ours  H. K. Bulmer, 1953 {Richards}       
57 - The Venom-Seekers  Bryan Berry, 1953 {Ratcliff}       
58 - The Great Ones  Jon J. Deegan, 1953 {Turner}
59 - House Of Entropy  Roy Sheldon, 1953 {Richards}
60 - Galactic Intrigue  H. K. Bulmer, 1953 {Richards}
67 - Another Space, Another Time  H. J. Campbell, 1953 {Richards}       
68 - Resurgent Dust   Rolf Garner, 1953 {Richards}
69 - Empire of Chaos  H. K. Bulmer, 1953 {Richards}
70 - Dimension of Horror  S. J. Bounds, 1953 {Richards}
77 - The Red Planet  H. J. Campbell, 1953 {Richards}
78 - The Immortals  Rolf Garner, 1953 {Richards}
85 - Corridors of Time   Jon J. Deegan, 1953 {Richards}
86 - Brain Ultimate  H. J. Campbell, 1953 {Richards}
92 - Sprague De Camp’s New Anthology  H. J. Campbell, 1953 {Richards}
94 - The Dark Gateway  Jonathan Burke, 1953 {Richards}
95 - Dark Andromeda   A. J. Merak, 1953 {Richards}
96 - Beyond The Fourth Door  Jon J. Deegan, 1953 {Richards}   
101 - Tomorrow’s Universe  H. J. Campbell, 1954 {Richards}
103 - The Echoing Worlds   Jonathan Burke, 1953 {Richards}
nn - The Dwellers  S. Fowler Wright, 1954 {Richards}       
104 - The Indestructible  Rolf Garner, 1954 {Richards}       
109 - The Metal Eater  Roy Sheldon, 1954 {Richards}
110 - World At Bay   E. C. Tubb, 1954 {Richards}
117 - Exiles In Time   Jon J. Deegan, 1954 {Richards}
118 - Twilight Of Reason  Jonathan Burke, 1954 {Richards}      
135 - Hotel Cosmos   Jonathan Burke, 1954 {Richards}
136 - Untrodden Streets of Time   John Falkner, 1954 {Richards}
159 - World Aflame  H. K. Bulmer, 1954 {Richards}
160 - Once Upon a Space  H. J. Campbell, 1954 {Richards}
181 - Cee-Tee Man  Dan Morgan, 1955 {Josh Kirby}       
182 - Deep Freeze   Jonathan Burke, 1955 {Ron Turner} 
192 - Revolt of The Humans   Jonathan Burke, 1955 {Richards}
193 - Overlords of Andromeda   John Falkner, 1955 {Richards}

Pendulum Publications, Ltd. (UK small digest)
Sf1 - Wings Across Time   Frank R. Arnold, 1946 {Wilkin}
Sf2 - Other Eyes Watching   Polton Cross, 1946 {Wilkin}
Fantasy1 - Jinn & Jitters   ed Ted Carnell, 1946 {Mendoza} – a wonderful item, first collection Ted Carnell ever edited. Unjustly overlooked.

Pillar Publishing (Ireland)
Dread of Night  Elliott O'Donnell, 1945

Popular (Canadian tall digest)

The Immortals  Ralph Milne Farley, 1940s – reprint from the American pulps

Regal Books (UK paperback)
The Island of Captain Sparrow   S. Fowler Wright, 1953 {Norman} – scarce but obtainable at reasonable prices.
The Screaming Lake   S. Fowler Wright, 1953 {Norman} – rare paperback edition, wonderful cover art.

Regular Publications (UK digest)
Threatened People   George Borodin, 1954 {uncredited} – rare, but only a completist would purchase this. I would not consider this an actual science fiction novel.

Robin Hood Press (UK digest)
(vampire story) (2 editions exist, both very rare, and are second and third world editions respectively. The first edition was by Mitre Press.)
There Were No Asper Ladies – The first RHP edition was printed in 1946, and featured a silhouetted of a man standing in front of a vampire in coffin, cover by E.P. (E. Phillips?)
There Were No Asper Ladies – The second RHP edition was dated 1946, with a GGA cover by Heade. Unsold editions of the former were returned to the publisher, covers stripped,

                                                 and the page edges slightly trimmed. The entire is identical as thus, the covers differ as to illustration, and rear cover advertisements. This edition really appears
                                                 in 1947 then, and is highly desirable. Any questions?

Sentinel Publications Ltd. (UK digest)
"H" Is For Horrific  Sutro Miller, 1947 (collection of six ghost stories) {uncredited} – another one of those items you really just do not need in your collection.

John Spencer & Co. (UK digest)
Zamba of the Jungle John Raymond, 1950s – sought the world over by digest completists and Tarzan-nuts; let me save you the time, scarce, costly, horrible cover, horrible literature.

After the Atom Victor La Salle, 1953 {Light}
Assault from Infinity Victor La Salle, 1953 {Light}
The Black Sphere Victor La Salle, 1953 {Light}
Dawn of the Half-Gods Victor La Salle, 1953 {Theobald}
The 7th Dimension Victor La Salle, 1953 {Davies} 
Suns in Duo   Victor La Salle, 1953 {Davies} 
Beyond the Galaxy Karl Zeigfreid, 1953 {Light}
Chaos in Arcturus Karl Zeigfreid, 1953 {Embleton}
Chariot into Time Karl Zeigfreid, 1953 {Light}
The Uranium Seekers Karl Zeigfreid, 1953 {Theobald}
Menace from Mercury Victor La Salle, 1954 {Theobald} UPDATED IMAGE
Twilight Zone Victor La Salle, 1954 {Theobald}
Dark Centauri Karl Zeigfreid, 1954 {Theobald}

Science [Fiction] (an imprint of John Spencer , published as a Cobra)
This Second Earth   R.L. Bowers, 1957 – people go ape-shit over this because it was a “Cobra” imprint rather than “Badger.” Get a life!

Science Fiction Library (Atlas Publications: Australia digest) Entirely a reprint series, for completists only.
1 - The Echoing Worlds  Jonathan Burke, 1955    
2 - World at Bay  E. C. Tubb, 1955   
3 - From What Far Star, Bryan Berry, 1955     
4 - Worlds in Balance, F. L. Wallace, 1955     
5 - Another Space, Another Time, H. J. Campbell, 1956 
6 - The Stars Are Ours, H. K.Bulmer, 1956 
7 - And the Stars Remain, Bryan Berry, 1956
8 - Time Trap  Rog Phillips, 1956     

Scientific Thriller (Associated General Publications (1^st two only), the remainder by Transport: Australian pamphlet)

                              Complete sets are rare, expect to pay $20-$100+ depending on rarity of various titles. The original first two are very rare.

                              It is entirely possible that all of these covers, even those unidentified, are by Maurice Bramley. He was competent in both art styles. “T. Brand” is an unknown artist.

Atomic Death  Hans Karlson, 1948 {Maurice Bramley}
Jaws Of Doom  Boris Ludwig, 1948 {Maurice Bramley}
Hypnotic Death  Paul Valdez, 1949 {Maurice Bramley}
Blackmarket Brains  Kurt Hoffman, 1949 {Maurice Bramley}
Death Is A Habit  Otto Kensch, 1949 {Maurice Bramley} – my copy has paper tape on the spine, badly damaged copy.
X-Ray Menace  Wolfe Herscholt, 1949 {Maurice Bramley}    
Whistle Of Doom  Boris Ludwig, 1949 {Maurice Bramley} 
Death Has No Weight  Belli Luigi, 1949 {Maurice Bramley} 
Magnetic Peril  Wolfe Herscholt, 1949 {Maurice Bramley}
Murder Has Wings  Otto Kensch, 1949 {Maurice Bramley}  
Cosmic Calamity   Belli Luigi, 1949 {Maurice Bramley} 
Lightning Crime  Belli Luigi, 1949 {Maurice Bramley}  
The Curse Of Blood, Wolfe Herscholt, 1949 {Maurice Bramley}
Time Has A Door  Otto Kensch, 1949 {Maurice Bramley}

The Mummy Walks  Belli Luigi, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}
King Rat   Stanford Heinkel, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}   
Toppling Terror  Belli Luigi, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}

The Glowing Globe  Belli Luigi, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}
Image Of Death  Otto Kensch, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}
Crime Flies  Belli Luigi, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}  
Sleep Is Death  Otto Kensch, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}
Master-Mind Menace  Belli Luigi, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}
Curse Of The Mummy  Belli Luigi, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}   
Depths Of Death   Belli Luigi, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}   
The Fatal Focus  Paul Valdez, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}

Lost Underworld   Belli Luigi, 1950 {Maurice Bramley}
The Time Thief  Paul Valdez, 1951 {Maurice Bramley}
The Freezing Peril Strikes   Belli Luigi, 1951 {Maurice Bramley}
Flight Into Horror   Paul Valdez, 1951 {Maurice Bramley}
Murder Gives Notice  Paul Valdez, 1951  
7 For Murder  Raymond Glenning, 1951  
The Corpse Sat Up  Raymond Glening, 1951  (cover credits novel to Paul Valdez) {T. Brand}

Killer By Night  Paul Valdez, 1951
Ghosts Don’t Kill   Paul Valdez, 1951    
Satan’s Sabbath   Paul Valdez, 1951 
You Can’t Keep Murder Out   Paul Valdez, 1951    
Kill Him Gently   Paul Valdez, 1951    
Celluloid Suicide ?   Paul Valdez, 1951
The Murder I Don’t Remember   Paul Valdez, 1952
There’s No Future In Murder  Paul Valdez, 1952     
The Killer Who Wasn’t There   Paul Valdez, 1952  (title credited inside as "The Crook Who Wasn't There")
Maniac Murders   Paul Valdez, 1952    
Feline Frame-Up   Paul Valdez, 1952

Scion, Limited (UK digest)
Annihilation   Vargo Statten, 1950 {Turner}
The Micro Men   Vargo Statten, 1950 {Turner}
Wanderer of Space   Vargo Statten, 1950 {Turner}
2,000 Years On   Vargo Statten, 1950 {Turner}
The Cosmic Flame   Vargo Statten, 1950 {Turner}
Nebula X   Vargo Statten, 1950 {Turner}
Inferno!  Vargo Statten, 1950 {Turner}
The Sun Makers  Vargo Statten, 1950 {Turner}
The Avenging Martian  Vargo Statten, 1951 {Turner}
Cataclysm   Vargo Statten, 1951 {Zero} 
Born of Luna   Vargo Statten, 1951 {Ratcliff}
Deadline to Pluto   Vargo Statten, 1951 {Turner}
The Red Insects   Vargo Statten, 1951 {Zero} 
The Petrified Planet   Vargo Statten, 1951 {Turner}
The Devouring Fire   Vargo Statten, 1951 {Turner}
The New Satellite   Vargo Statten, 1951 {Turner}
Sister Earth   Arnold Brede, 1951 {Ratcliff}
The Catalyst   Vargo Statten, 1951 {Turner}
The Renegade Star   Vargo Statten, 1951 {Turner}
Spawn of Space   Franz Harkon, 1952 {Turner}
The Inner Cosmos   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Turner}
Space Warp   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Turner}
The Time Bridge   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Turner}
The Eclipse Express   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Turner}
The Man from Tomorrow   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Turner}
Laughter in Space   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Turner}
The G-Bomb   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Turner}
Worlds to Conquer  Vargo Statten, 1952 {Light}
The Last Martian   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Light}
Across the Ages   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Light}
The Time Trap   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Davis}
Decreation  Vargo Statten, 1952 {Davis}
Science Metropolis   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Mendoza}
Alien Universe   Volsted Gridban, 1952 {Ratcliff}
To the Ultimate   Vargo Statten, 1952 {Davies}
Reverse Universe   Volsted Gridban, 1952 {Richards}
Burning Void  Vector Magroon, 1952 {Ratcliff}
Ultra Spectrum  Vargo Statten, 1953 {Turner}
The Dust Destroyers   Vargo Statten, 1953 {Richards}
DeBracy’s Drug  Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Richards}
Black-Wing of Mars  Vargo Statten, 1953 {Richards}
Man in Duplicate  Vargo Statten, 1953 {Richards}
Moons for Sale   Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Turner}
Zero Hour   Vargo Statten, 1953 {Turner}
The Dyno Depressant  Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Turner}
The Black Avengers   Vargo Statten, 1953 {Turner}
The Magnetic Brain   Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Turner}
Odyssey of Nine   Vargo Statten, 1953 {Turner}
Pioneer 1990   Vargo Statten, 1953 {Turner}
Scourge of the Atom  Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Turner}
A Thing of the Past   Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Ferrari}
The Interloper  Vargo Statten, 1953 {Ferrari}
Exit Life   Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Turner}
Man of Two Worlds  Vargo Statten, 1953 {Turner}
The Master Must Die   Volsted Gridban, 1953 {Turner}
The Lie Destroyer  Vargo Statten, 1953 {Turner}
Black Bargain   Vargo Statten, 1953 {Turner}
The Purple Wizard   Volsted Gridban, 1954 {Turner}
The Grand Illusion   Vargo Statten, 1954 {Turner} UPDATED IMAGE
The Genial Dinosaur   Volsted Gridban, 1954 {Turner}
Wealth of the Void  Vargo Statten, 1954 {Turner}
Frozen Limit  Volsted Gridban, 1954 {Turner} UPDATED IMAGE
A Time Appointed   Vargo Statten, 1954 {Turner}
City of No Return   E.C. Tubb, 1954 {Turner}
I Spy  Vargo Statten, 1954 {Turner}  UPDATED IMAGE
I Came - I Saw - I Wondered  Volsted Gridban, 1954 {Turner}
The Lonely Astronomer   Volsted Gridban, 1954 {Turner}
Hell Planet  E. C. Tubb, 1954 {Turner}
Journey To Mars   E. C. Tubb, 1954 {Turner}
The Resurrected Man   E.C. Tubb, 1954 {Turner}
The Stellar Legion   E.C. Tubb, 1954 {Richards}
The Multi-Man  Vargo Statten, 1954 {Turner}

Scion Ltd.: Jungle Novels (UK digest)
The Gold of Akada   Earl Titan, 1951 {Turner} – excellent Ron Turner cover.
Anjani The Mighty   Earl Titan, 1951 {Turner} – excellent Ron Turner cover and colors.
The Untamed  Victor Norwood, 1951 {Turner} – less than 10 copies known to exist; the ERB estate sued Scion to have this and the other Norwood books all destroyed. They succeeded here.
The Temple of the Dead   Victor Norwood, 1951 {Turner} – somewhat scarce, but can be found, lovely Ron Turner cover art.
The Skull of Kanaima   Victor Norwood, 1951 {Turner} – somewhat scarce, but can be found, it sports excellent Ron Turner cover art.
The Caves of Death   Victor Norwood, 1951 {Turner} – somewhat scarce, but can be found, great cover color but  not Ron Turner at his best.
The Island of Creeping Death   Victor Norwood, 1952 {Micklewright} – slightly more difficult to locate.
Drums Along the Amazon  Victor Norwood, 1953 – very scarce title, not very common.
Cry of the Beast, Victor Norwood, 1953 {Richards} – extremely difficult to locate.

Shenstone Press (UK slim digest)
Terror-Trap   Norman Lazenby, 1949 {uncredited}

Stanley Baker - Fantastic Science Thriller (UK digest) – a series of complete garbage sf publications, collectors still beat the turf to find them.
Adventures on the Planets  Simon Querry, 1953 {Shilton}
Pirates in Space  William Causett, 1953 {Shilton}
A Spot on the Sun  Joseph Mois, 1954 {Shilton}
Planets of Peril  Clyde Marfax, 1954 {Shilton}
Conquerors of Space  Erroll Collins {Shilton}

Gerald G. Swan (UK pamphlet)
They Came From Mars  W. P. Cockcroft, 1945 – a neat little pamphlet format with lousy cover art
The Dark City   Kay Hammond, 1942 (aka Weird Pocket Library # 1) – an extremely rare lost race publication; also recorded in Part Two, as this is considered a magazine, although

                         the lead story—The Dark City—consumes 2/3^rd the publication, back-filled by only one short crime story.
Smith Minor On The Moon  Philip Hardy, 1940s – Schoolboys’ 3d Pocket Library # 19      
The Buried County  Philip Hardy, 1940s – Schoolboys’ 3d Pocket Library # 26       

           **NOTE: A compilation by GG Swan exists, includes the two Philip Hardy tales, entitled Schoolboys Five-In-One. Unfortunately, the covers have been removed from each
           and the cover to the compilation does nothing to advertise the content(s). This copy is a tall digest; for completists only.

Gerald G. Swan (UK digest)
The Moon Conquerors   R. H. Romans, 1943 (anthology) – rare reprint of a common American pulp.
Into the Fourth Dimension   Ray Cummings, 1943 (anthology) – rare reprint of a common American pulp.
Four-In-One Weird and Occult Shorts   1948 (collection) – binds four miscellaneous “shorts” that represent remainder stock, includes original covers, outer cover is original to this book.
The Great Mirror   Arthur J. Burks, 1952 {uncredited} – somewhat common to find with horrendous cover art, a reprint.
The Man in the Meteor   Ray Cummings, 1952 {uncredited, adaptation of Hannes Bok cover} – a reprint, Cummings collectors pay nicely for this.
Weird and Occult Miscellany   1960-1961 (collection) – a genuine collectable! It features unused 1940s short stories, combined in this one large volume. Very nice and scarce.

NOTE: “Monster of the Lagoon” by George F. Worts does NOT exist as a Gerald G Swan publication. This misnomer has been perpetuated since its appearance in the Tuck encyclopedia.

The correct edition is from Canada’s publisher ‘Popular,’ printed in 1947. It is a tall digest, like Ralph Milne Farley’s “The Immortals,” by the same publisher.

Tempest Publications (UK digest)
Worlds At War   F. G. Rayer, 1949 {Holden} – fairly common, horrible cover art.         

Transport Publications: Radio Record Series (Australia: pamphlet) – all three of these are of the same series, and extremely rare in any condition, greatly undervalued juvenile science fiction.
Stratosphere Patrol   Vol Molesworth, 1943
Spaceward Ho !   Vol Molesworth, 1944
Three Rocketeers   Vol Molesworth, 1944

Tit-Bits Science Fiction Library (C. Arthur Pearson: UK digest)
The Hell Fruit   Lawrence F. Rose, 1953 {Turner}
Cosmic Exodus   Conrad Holt, 1953 {Turner}
Doomed Nation of the Skies  Steve Future, 1953 {Turner}
The Star Seekers   F. G. Rayer, 1953 {Turner}
Before the Beginning   M. Reisen, 1954 {Turner}
The Living World   Carl Maddox, 1954 {Turner}
Menace from the Past   Carl Maddox, 1954 {Turner}
Mission to the Stars   Philip Kent, 1954 {Turner}
Vassals of Venus   Philip Kent, 1954 {Turner}
Space Puppet   John Rackham, 1954 {Turner}
Slaves of the Spectrum   Philip Kent, 1954 {Turner}
The Master Weed   John Rackham, 1954 {Turner}
Jupiter Equilateral   John Rackham, 1954 {Turner}
The Dissentizens   Bruno G. Condray, 1954 {Turner}
Home is the Martian   Philip Kent, 1954 {Turner}
Slave Traders of the Sky   Steve Future, 1954 {Turner}
Exile from Jupiter   Bruno G. Condray, 1954 {Turner}
Alien Virus   John Rackham, 1954 {Turner}
Dimension of Illion   Irving Heine, 1954 {Turner}

Tit-Bits Science Fiction Library (C. Arthur Pearson: New Zealand edition)
Home is the Martian   Philip Kent, 1954 {Turner}

Tit-Bits Science Fiction Comics (C. Arthur Pearson: UK Digest Comic) – although all six have been reprinted, I will not feature the reprint editions. Also, a 7^th Tit-Bits does exist, in French.

                                                     All six below were translated in France, along with a 7^th planned Tit-Bits. Pearsons killed the series, but France went ahead and printed it, all by Ron Turner.
Planet-X1: The New World  1953
The Terror On Titan  1953
The Dome of Survival, 1954
The Diemos Deadline  1954       
Captain Diamond and the Space Pirates  1954
The Scourge of the Carbon Belt  1954

Utopian Publications (UK 1940s pamphlets)
Dangerous Love  Ralph Milne Farley – the bottom corner is clipped, this copy was courtesy of 4E Ackerman.

Romance in Black  Gans T. Field – really Manly Wade Wellman, like all Utopian novels here, quite rare.
Chez Robert (or Romance)  Gabriel Marlowe – very rare title, wonderful cover art. The UK libraries record it as “Chez Robert and other romances” per interior page.

Caracas  Gabriel Marlowe – very rare title, lovely cover art.

Utopian Publications: American Fiction series (UK pamphlets) – although each feature a nude photo, they have nothing to do with the contents.
nn (Sep '44) Girl In Trouble, E. Frank Parker
nn (Nov '44) Arctic Bride  S. P. Meek (also Nasturtia, S. P. Meek) – grainy scan. Sorry.
nn (Feb '45) Sea-Kissed   Robert Bloch (Lady in Wax, Beetles, The Totem Pole, all by Bloch) – cover did not scan very well, and features Robert Bloch’s prolific autograph
     NOTE: a variant edition exists, also containing Goper's Head by Benson Herbert
nn (July '45) Lady In Danger   Jack Williamson (also Spanish Vampire, by E. H. Price, and The Curse of the House, by Robert Bloch) – bad scan. Sorry again.

     NOTE: a variant edition exists, also containing Goper's Head by Benson Herbert
nn (Nov '45) Tiger Girl   Edmond Hamilton (also Apprentice Magician, E. H. Price)
nn (Nov '45) Love in Time   Johnson Harris
# 7 (Jan '46) Murder in the Clinic  Edmond Hamilton (also The Island of Unreason, by Hamilton)
# 8 (Jan '46) Youth Madness  Stanton A. Coblentz (also The Secret of Sebek, by Robert Bloch) – lousy scan, but still looks cool.
# 9 (Nov '45) The Sex Serum   H. O. Dickinson (also The Red Swimmer, by Robert Bloch, and The Man With X-Ray Eyes, by Hamilton) – not the best scanner in the world.

# 10 (Jan '46) Strange Offspring  Raymond A. Palmer (also The Malignant Entity, by O. A. Kline)
     NOTE: # 11 does not exist
# 12 (Jan '46) Master of Dreams  Harl Vincent (also Ham On Rye, C. Marlowe)

UTB (UK)
Peril of Creation, Edmund Burton, 1940s – likely a juvenile novel, as is common for this author.

Van der Elst Press Ltd (UK 1940s thin digests) – Violet Van der Elst self-published all of these novels. The stories are mediocre at best. I’d love to see the stories all collected in one volume.
In 1937, she also had two collections, On the Gallows, and The Torture Chamber, both by Doge Press. The latter certainly contains some reprinted material from her self-edited magazine,
entitled Humanity, from 1935-1936. The last issues sported articles and a short story by her.

Death of the Vampire Baroness   Violet Van der Elst
The Sadistic Vampire, Violet Van der Elst – This volume is thought not to exist. No copies have ever been sighted.

The Mummy Comes To Life  Violet Van der Elst 
The Strange Doctor & Other Mystic Stories, Violet Van der Elst
The Satanic Power  Violet Van der Elst 
The Brain Master, Violet Van der Elst
# 8. The Secret Power, Violet Van der Elst – photo cover of the woman herself. The title of this is a reprint from the magazine she edited, HUMANITY from 1935-1936, 10 issues.

World Distributors / Pemberton: World Fantasy Classics (UK digest) – the third through eighth listing herewith represent world-first paperback appearances, and are not staple-bound.
When the Earth Died   Karl Mannheim, 1950 {uncredited} – utter garbage, but becoming scarce to find.
Vampires of Venus   Karl Mannheim, 1950 {uncredited} – utter garbage, also becoming difficult to find.
The Beasts from Beyond   Manly Wade Wellman, 1950 {Robert Osborne?} – in my opinion, the cover to this is the best art in the lot.
Tharkol, Lord of the Unknown   Edmond Hamilton, 1950 {Osborne?} – fairly difficult to find in decent condition.
The Whispering Gorilla  David V. Reed, 1950 {Osborne?} – commonly believed to be the rarest UK pb in error, a slew were located in a warehouse find years ago.
The Monsters of Juntonheim   Edmond Hamilton, 1950 {Osborne?} – a bland cover, but an important title to obtain.
Devil’s Planet   Manly Wade Wellman, 1950 {Osborne?} – decent cover art, tough to obtain.
Shadow Over Mars   Leigh Brackett, 1951 {Osborne?} – I’m not fond of this cover, but many others are in love with it, and claim it is the best in the set. [shrug] To each their own.
Master-Mind Menace  Belli Luigi, 1951 {Osborne?} – originally printed in Australia, part of the Scientific Thriller series, as “Master Mind Menace”
The Metal Monster   Belli Luigi, 1951 {Osborne?} – originally printed in Australia, part of the Scientific Thriller series, as “Crime Flies.” The artist made subtle cover changes, gave the

                                dangling man some shoes and more durable clothing, the robot’s eyes now shoot lights. Compare the cover side-by-side. It is amusing.

World Distributors / WDL (UK digest)  RECENT ADDITION

To Kill A Corpse  Eugene Ascher, 1959 {Edgar Hodges} – originally released as “There Were No Asper Ladies,” this marks the fourth edition, but first under this title. 

World's Work (UK tall pulp digest) World's Work Sixpennies No. 2
War of the Worlds  H. G. Wells, undated (1934) {artist Caney; same as Tales of Wonder # 9} – you will not find this in any War of the Worlds / HG Wells index. VERY RARE.

Publisher: Transport Publications (Australian pamphlet)
Action Monthly, about 14 issues, only 3 of SF interest (circa 1953-1955)

10 , 11, 12
Before the demise of Thrills Incorporated, this magazine ran all genres of fiction, except for science fiction. It is believed that when Thrills Inc expired, the publishers were left with some

excess stories. One science fiction would appear in the above numbered issues only. The 10^th issue featured a science fiction cover by renown illustrator Stanley Pitt. All are Extremely Rare.

Publisher: Unknown, in Montreal, Canada (digest)
Les Aventures Futuristes: 10 issues (circa 1949, not all issues were numbered)
A very obscure juvenile science fiction series featuring scientists, text fully in French.

Publisher: Charles Partington and Harry Nadler (UK semi-prozine)
Alien Worlds: 1 issue (1966)
Quite scarce title with articles and short stories by well-known fans, yet, does not spawn much interest in collectors.

Publisher: Ziff Davis (UK pulp)
Amazing Stories: 1 issue (1946) 
Fairly scarce British edition, unlike future British Editions, the contents to this issue were from various USA Amazing Stories. For completists only.

Publisher: Malian Press (Australian pamphlet)
American Science Fiction: 41 issues (1952-1955) all covers painted by Stanley Pitt (or as Safone Jais), generally the only collectable feature of this magazine. The list below represents the

                                                                               author and title as featured on the front covers, however, in many cases, multiple other short stories were also included. Some of these

                                                                               were world first solo novel appearances.
--1952
01. Red Death of Mars  R. M.Williams
02. Conquest of the Stars  Murray Leinster
03. The Man Who Sold the Moon  Robert A. Heinlein – the most desirable and highly sought after in this series.
04. The Soldato Ant  Murray Leinster
05. The Thing From Another World  J. W. Campbell – the second most sought after title, especially by movie enthusiasts.

06. Death of the Moon  A. M. Phillips
07. The Unknown  Murray Leinster
--1953
08. Clash by Night  Lawrence O'Donnell
09. The Monster  Nelson Bond
10. Refuge for Tonight  Robert M. Williams
11. Adventure in Time  Philip St. John
12. Fires of Forever  Chad Oliver
13. Moonwalk  H. B. Fyfe
14. Moon-Blind  Erik Van Lhin
15. The Dead World  Clare W. Harris & Miles J. Breuer
16. Dead Knowledge  J. W. Campbell
17. Elimination  J. W. Campbell
18. Danger Moon  James MacCreigh
19. Veiled Knowledge  Edwin James
--1954
20. The Invaders  Robert Spencer Carr
21. The Other Side  Walter Kubilius
22. Men Against the Stars  Manly Wade Wellman
23. The Lonely Planet  Murray Leinster
24. There Shall Be Darkness  C. L. Moore
25. Never Trust a Martian  P. W. Fairman
26. The Ark of Mars  Leigh Brackett
27. Double Identity  R. Z. Gallun
28. Way of the Gods  Henry Kuttner
29. Remember Tomorrow  Henry Kuttner
30. Derelict of Space  Randall Garrett
31. The Moving Finger  Berkeley Livingston
32. Meteor of Death  Berkeley Livingston
--1955
33. Nine Worlds West  P. W. Fairman
34. Sword of Tomorrow  Henry Kuttner
35. Common Time  James Blish
36. Of Such as These  Irving Cox Jr.
37. The Guthrie Method  Raymond Z. Gallun
38. As You Were  Henry Kuttner
39. The Irrationals  Milton Lesser
40. The Gift of the Gods  Raymond F. Jones
41. Stopwatch on the World  Daniel R. Gilgannon – believe it or not, this is the rarest of all the issues.

Publisher: Veevers and Hensman Ltd. (UK digest)
Book of Weird Tales, A. 1 issue (circa 1960)
Collection of weird stories with the aid of Forrest J Ackerman. Significantly scarce, with one original story by Marion Zimmer Bradley.

Publisher: Scion (for V1#1 thru V1#7), then Dragon (for V1#8 thru V2#7)
Format: V1#1 and V1#2 (UK pulp)
Format: V1#3 thru V2#7 (UK digest)
British Science Fiction Magazine, editor Vargo Statten (aka: Vargo Statten Science Fiction Magazine)
V1#1 (1954) 1
V1#2 (1954) 2

V1#3 thru V1#8 (1954) 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
V1#9 thru V2#6 (1955) 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18       
V2#7 (1956) 19

Publisher: C.K. Pub. Co., Toronto (Canadian pulp)
Eerie Tales 1 issue (July 1941) extremely rare and highly collectable, features Thomas P. Kelley's "The Weird Queen" (incomplete), and "The Hound".

Publisher: George Newnes Ltd. (UK pulp) covers illustrated by S. Drigin.
Fantasy, 3 issues (1938-1939) 1, 2, 3
Beautiful trimmed pulps loaded with quality 1930s sf by top-notch authors. A good read. Despite popular notion, no, it is actual the 3^rd issue that is the scarcest. Second issue is my favorite cover.

Publisher: Temple Bar Pub. Co. (UK digest-sized)
Fantasy, 3 issues (1946-1947) 1 , 2 , 3
The short-lived attempted revival of the same titled series by Newnes above. Not the best covers, but the contents are still very much acceptable.

Publisher: Frew Publications (Australian digest-sized)
Future Science Fiction, 6 issues (1953-1956) 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 – all the stories are reprints.
Publisher: Page Publications (Australian digest-sized)
Future Science Fiction, 2 issues (1967)
No. 1 reprints No. 4
No. 2 reprints No. 6

Publisher: John Spencer (UK digest)
Futuristic Science Stories, 16 issues (1950-1954)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16

Publisher: Hamilton & Co (UK pulp)
Futuristic Stories (circa 1946-1947)
No. 1 contained stories; No. 2 contained a full-length 32-page story. All were written by N. Wesley Firth, and are quite juvenile in nature.

Publisher: Hamilton & Co. (UK pulp)
Gripping Terror 1 issue (circa 1949) very rare item.

Publisher: Pendulum Publications (UK pulp)
New Worlds -- 3 issues (1946-1947)

• # 1  atom-bomb with naked man cover art edition
• # 1a  blue covers borrowed from issue No. 2, to assist it selling all the unsold remainder stock. It worked.
• # 2  blue space covers
• # 3  science fiction cover

New Worlds continued under Nova Publications in 1949, then switched publishers continuously until it's demise in 1968. They will not be galleried here.

Publisher: Gerald G. Swan (UK pamphlet)
Occult: 1st Collection (1945)
Occult Shorts: 2nd Collection (1945)
Fairly rare collection of short stories, weird fiction in nature. Sets sell for $100 in fine condition or more, and worth it.

Publisher: John Spencer (UK digest)
Out of this World, 2 issues (1954-1955)
1, 2

Publisher: Outlands Publications (UK pamphlet)
Outlands 1 issue (1946) contains original Fearn and Bounds stories. Scarce item, horrible cover, buyers foolishly ignore this item.

Publisher: Dalrow Publications (No's 1-12), Pennine (No's 13-16) (UK digest)
Phantom 16 issues (1957-1958) artwork all by R.W.S.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16
Number 16 contains the first publication of Andre Norton's "By A Hair". Complete sets are fairly rare, but not impossible given time.

Publisher: Frew Publications (Australian digest-sized)
Popular Science Fiction, 6 issues (1953-1955) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 
Publisher: Page Publications
Popular Science Fiction 2 issues (1967) (reportedly exists)
No. 1 reprints No. 4
No. 2 reprints No. 6

Publishers: Superior (1-2), then Duchess Printing (3-4) (Canadian pulp)
Science Fiction, 6 issues (1941-1942) 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6
Touted as the rarest Canadian magazine. Considering the contents are reprints, I’m more fascinated by the Canadian “Uncanny Tales” which sports many original works of weird fiction.

Publishers: Gerald G. Swan (UK digest)
Science Fiction -- 1/- Library, 3 issues (circa 1960-1961) 1 , 2 , 3
Number two is common, with 1 less so. Issue # 3 is generally regarded as scarce. The contents are unused 1940s stories.

Publisher: Atlas Publications (Australian saddle-staple digest)
Science Fiction Monthly, 18 issues (1955-1957)
1, 2, 3, 4 , 5, 6 , 7 , 8, 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 , 18

Entirely a series of reprinted stories.

Publisher: C. Arthur Pearson (UK newspaper weekly)
Scoops, 20 issues (1934)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20
Juvenile science fiction and articles; copies are extremely rare. John Russell Fearn and Maurice Hugi made appearances. The first issue is fairly common, but the insert to it is rare.

Publisher: Pep Publishers & Printers (UK pulp)
Screen Chills and Macabre Stories, 1 issue (1958) – an extremely rare item, retails for over $1000

Publisher: Malian Press (Australian pamphlet) Cover art: Stanley Pitt
Selected Science-Fiction Magazine, 5 issues (1955)
1 - Philip K. Dick "Second Variety"  2 , 3 , 4 , 5

Contents are all reprints, however, the first issue is extremely rare and highly sought after. In the 1990s, it was converted into a movie.

Publisher: Gerald G. Swan (UK pulp)
Space: Fact and Fiction, 8 issues (1954) 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8
Despite little collector interest surrounding this reprint series with horrid comic art, completist do pay higher prices than those quoted. Full sets are scarce.

Publisher: Hamilton & Co (UK pulp)
Strange Adventures -- 2 issues (1946-1947) 1 , 2

Companion to “Futuristic Stories”, also features juvenile fiction.               

Publisher: Utopian Publications (UK saddle-stapled booklet)
Strange Tales, 2 issues (1946) artist: Alva Rogers
No. 1 (Feb 1946)
No. 1a (H. W. Perl cover art edition, date unknown)
No. 2 (March 1946)
Not listed in Tuck, a variant edition replaced the covers for No. 1 with a HW Perl GGA cover, and removed the index page. The Perl edition is rarer than the Rogers,

though commands a fraction of the price. The lack of the index page might contribute to the price difference. Unsold copies of No.1 were rebound with this new cover.

Publisher: Sydney, Australia: Consolidated Press
Series: Sunday Telegraph Complete Novel (newspaper supplement)
John Carstairs, Space Detective  by Frank Belknap Long, 1950 April 9       

The Adventures of Lancelot Biggs  by Nelson Bond, 1950 April 16     

Publisher: Gerald G. Swan (UK pulp)
Swan American Magazine, 16 issues (dates approximate)
11. Future Fantasy and Science Fiction (1948) reprint

15. Science Fiction Quarterly (1950) reprint
Rest of the issues were western or detective pulp American reprints.

Publisher: Gerald G. Swan (UK pulp)
Swan Yankee Magazine, 21 issues (1941-1942)
03. Science Fiction (June 1941)
06. Weird Shorts (1942)
11. Science Fiction (1942)
14. Weird Shorts (1942)
19. Weird Shorts (May 1942) – titling error on the cover spells “Weird” as “Wierd” and the mistakes do not end there! (image from the sfcovers.net website)
21. Science Fiction (July 1942)
Rest of issues were not 'sf' nor 'weird'. Although reprints, they are very rare and sought after, with apparently original cover art.

Publisher: John Spencer (UK digest)
Tales of Tomorrow, 11 issues (1950-1954)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11             

Publisher: World's Work (UK Pulp)
Tales of the Uncanny, 3 issues
# 6, Tales of the Uncanny (September 1934)
#20, Tales of the Uncanny #2 (April 1938)
Unnumbered, Tales of the Uncanny (circa 1936)
#'s 6 and 20 are part of the Master Thriller Series, a multi-genre pulp magazine series lasting over 30 titles. All dating are estimates.
The unnumbered issue is separate from that series, containing the highly sought after vampire story "Vampyr" by Frederick Graves.

Copies sell in fine for about $200+

Publisher: World's Work (UK pulp)
Tales of Wonder, 16 issues (1937-1942)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16
England's scarce, true first, high quality sf magazine that met its' demise due to paper rationing during World War II.

Publisher: Utopian Publications
Thrilling Stories, 1 issue (1946)
An extremely rare publication, containing only two stories, both American reprints.

Publisher: Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd.

Thrills, 1 issue (1939)       

Publisher: Associated, then later Transport (Australian)
No.'s 1-12, pulp size; No.'s 13-23, pamphlet size
Thrills Incorporated, 23 issues (1949-1951)
01 (1949)
2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12
13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 , 18
19 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 23
Fine copies of the first twelve are scarce, otherwise this pulp is fairly obtainable. Expect to pay $20 minimum per copy.

Publisher: Adam Publishing (1-17), then Norman Book (18-21) (Canadian pulp)
Uncanny Tales, 21 issues (1940-1943)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Rarer than Canada's "Science Fiction" pulp series and much more desirable. The first four are impossibly rare, issued in saddle-staple digest format, the rest were trimmed pulps.

The first four and possibly fifth, are purely original works of fiction. The sixth issue begins to incorporate original and reprints. The 16^th and 18^th are entirely full of reprints.

Numbers 5 thru 19 boast 96+ pages, but the last two leap to 128+ pages each, unloading in two last gasps all their weird fiction and reprint rights.

If this is not enough to wet your appetite, all the pulp stock feature original cover art by Wilf. Long, Walter Leslie, K. P. Ainsworth, and Ted Steele. The Jan 1942 is simply signed BICK.

Publisher: Gerald G. Swan (UK digest)
Weird and Occult -- 1/- Library, 3 issues (circa 1960-1961)
1 , 2 , 3
Highly collected by weird fiction completists, and now quite rare. Swan bound remainder unpublished 1940s shorts, thus first printings.

Publisher: Gerald G. Swan (UK)
Weird Pocket Library 1 issue (circa 1940)
A rare ‘lost race’ novella by Kay Hammond titled "The Dark City" takes up most of the space; a crime short fills the remainder. It’s rather unfair to log this as a magazine.

Publisher: Magazine Enterprises (UK digest)
2 in 1 Weird Science Illustories 1 issue (circa 1950)
A rare half comic / short stories; this would be a worthless footnote in history save for the Phillip K Dick short included. Copies are extremely rare.

Publisher: Gerald G. Swan (UK)
Weird Shorts--First Selection, 1 issue (circa 1944)

This extremely rare one-shot features an all-star line-up of competent weird writers.

Publisher: Gerald G. Swan (UK pamphlet)
Weird Story Magazine (two series)
--Series One: No. 1 (Aug 1940)
                                Extremely rare magazine publication; first venture by Swan into the weird genre, and rarest of all the Swan pulps. All stories are pseudonyms of William J. Elliott.

--Series Two: No. 1 (1947) A completist copy only for weird fiction enthusiasts, has some decent fiction.
--Series Two: No. 2 (June 1948) Gorgeous cover art and fair quality of fiction drive this issues desirability.

Publisher: Gerald G. Swan (UK saddle-stapled pulp)
Weird Tales, 3 issues (1942) 1 , 2 , 3
Obtaining one copy is as rare as completing the set. Copies in any grade are rare. All contents are reprints, of course. The 1^st issue appears occasionally for sale, the latter two are very rare.

Publisher: William C. Merrett (UK pulp)
Weird Tales, 1 issue (1946) 1
Extremely rare one-shot by Merrett, highly sought after, and in full colour. Expect to pay $150 in any poor condition and higher.

Publisher: Gannet Press (UK saddle-stapled pulp)
Weird World, 2 issues (1955-1956) 1, 2
Tough to find, but little literary merit. Only saving grace is # 2's cover art, by Roger Davis.

Publisher: John Spencer (UK digest)
Wonders of the Spaceways, 10 issues (1950-1954)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Publisher: John Spencer (UK digest)
Worlds of Fantasy, 14 issues (1950-1954)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14                       

Publisher: Gould Light Co. (UK digest)
Worlds of the Universe, 1 issue (1953) 1
Highly desirable digest mag featuring a Fearn story amongst others; format and art similar to Spencer publications. Rare. Great Norman Light cover art.