Argosy All-Story Weekly – March 10, 1923 – “The Double Chance” (GD Interior, No Label)
This March 10, 1923 issue of Argosy All-Story Weekly launches “The Double Chance” by J. S. Fletcher, the opening installment of a five-part serial about intrigue and suspense. The magazine delivers an exciting range of continued adventures, standalone tales, and poetry, reflecting the rich variety of early pulp storytelling.
The copy is in acceptable condition with good interior for its age. There are creases, rips, and marks typical of a nearly century-old issue, but the text remains complete and readable. The pictured item is the exact one you will receive. Please review photos carefully for condition.
We offer combined shipping on request, and each magazine comes in a clear protective sleeve.
Table of Contents
Five Continued Stories
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The Double Chance (Part One of Five) — J. S. Fletcher – p.803
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Secret of Powder Basin (Part Two of Four) — Emerson Hough – p.837
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The Doom Dealer (Part Three of Six) — David Fox – p.866
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Smoke of the Forty-Five (Part Four of Five) — Harry Sinclair Drago – p.894
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The Four Stragglers (Part Six of Six) — Frank L. Packard – p.919
Novelette & Short Stories
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Beauty and the Bull-Ring — Dorian Neve – p.817
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One Night in ’18 — Larry Barretto – p.856
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Exploits of Beau Quicksilver, III—The Claws of the Weasel — Florence M. Pettee – p.886
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Cooper and Candleton — Leslie Gordon Barnard – p.907
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The Twin Sicks — Ivon Barker Newman – p.931
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When You Tangle With Thrills — James W. Egan – p.936
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The Tidal Wave — Phoebe O’Neall Faris – p.943
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The Kid Brother — Jack Bechdolt – p.951
Miscellaneous & Poetry
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The Fame of J. S. Fletcher – p.801
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Night in Naples — Lena Whittaker Blakeney – p.885
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Gales of March — Thomas J. Murray – p.893
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Radio — Olin Lyman – p.930
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Such Is Life — Edwin L. Sabin – p.957
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Curing the Conference Evil (Izzy Kaplan’s Kolumn) – p.958
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A Tribute — Sydney King Russell – p.960
A fine pulp-era issue, introducing Fletcher’s political drama while featuring a wide mix of Westerns, mysteries, and poetic interludes—perfect for collectors of classic Argosy adventures.