Complete Stories Magazine March 1, 1933 featuring 'Light Fingers—Red Hands,' a murder-mystery novel by L. G. Blochman. The vibrant cover illustrates a magician holding a top hat, highlighting the magazine's focus on suspenseful stories.
Complete Stories Magazine March 1, 1933 showcasing 'Light Fingers—Red Hands,' a crime and adventure novel. The cover art depicts a magician in a tuxedo, capturing the vintage aesthetic of early 1930s pulp magazines.
Inside view of Complete Stories Magazine March 1, 1933 featuring classified advertisements related to detective work and services. The page reflects the historical context of the era, appealing to collectors of vintage pulp literature.
Inside page of Complete Stories Magazine from March 1, 1933 featuring contents list including the novel 'Light Fingers—Red Hands' by L. G. Blochman and various short stories and novelettes.
Cover of Complete Stories Magazine March 1, 1933 featuring a vintage illustration of a glamorous woman and a Lucky Strike cigarette advertisement with the phrase 'It's toasted'.
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Complete Stories Magazine March 1, 1933 featuring 'Light Fingers—Red Hands,' a murder-mystery novel by L. G. Blochman. The vibrant cover illustrates a magician holding a top hat, highlighting the magazine's focus on suspenseful stories.Complete Stories Magazine March 1, 1933 showcasing 'Light Fingers—Red Hands,' a crime and adventure novel. The cover art depicts a magician in a tuxedo, capturing the vintage aesthetic of early 1930s pulp magazines.Inside view of Complete Stories Magazine March 1, 1933 featuring classified advertisements related to detective work and services. The page reflects the historical context of the era, appealing to collectors of vintage pulp literature.Inside page of Complete Stories Magazine from March 1, 1933 featuring contents list including the novel 'Light Fingers—Red Hands' by L. G. Blochman and various short stories and novelettes.Cover of Complete Stories Magazine March 1, 1933 featuring a vintage illustration of a glamorous woman and a Lucky Strike cigarette advertisement with the phrase 'It's toasted'.

Complete Stories Magazine March 1, 1933 Light Fingers Pulp Magazine

Original Magazines
Price:
$49.95

Description

Complete Stories Magazine – March 1, 1933 – “Light Fingers—Red Hands” – No Label – Good Interior

Bring home an authentic piece of 1930s pulp literature with this March 1, 1933 issue of Complete Stories Magazine. Featuring the crime novel “Light Fingers—Red Hands” by L. G. Blochman, this edition also presents novelettes, detective tales, and adventure stories from a range of well-known contributors, including Hal Dunning, Herman Landon, and Basil Carey.

Condition

This magazine is in acceptable condition with a good interior, showing expected wear from its age. The front cover has creases, marks, and surface wear, and minor rips or blemishes may appear throughout. Despite these age-related flaws, the pages remain intact and readable. The exact copy pictured in the listing is the one you will receive—please check all images for condition details.

Table of Contents

Novel

  • Light Fingers—Red Hands – L. G. Blochman (p.4)

Novelettes

  • Hands of O’Shea – Basil Carey (p.60)

  • Destroying Angel – Hal Dunning (p.100)

  • X Spots the Mark – A. W. Knight (p.136)

Short Stories

  • Thirteen Crimson Drops – Herman Landon (p.47)

  • Killer – Cole Richards (p.80)

  • Songela Casts a Spell – Jack Hulick (p.91)

  • A Dead Man Speaks – John Randolph Phillips (p.126)

Feature

  • Your Handwriting Tells – Shirley Spencer (p.156)

Departments

  • Get Together! – The Editor (p.159)

Cover Design

  • G. C. Delano – Illustrating Light Fingers—Red Hands

Additional Details

  • All magazines come with a plastic protective covering.

  • Combined shipping is available—please contact us for details.

This issue captures the variety and suspense of early 1930s pulp storytelling, with everything from jewel heists to witch doctor mysteries—an appealing addition for collectors of vintage crime, adventure, and detective magazines.

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