Description
The Popular Magazine – March 1930 – The Killer’s Legacy – Acceptable Condition (Good Interior, No Label)
This vintage pulp issue of The Popular Magazine (Second March Number, 1930) is in acceptable condition for its age. The copy shows rips, creases, marks, and other signs of handling, but the interior remains in good shape, making it an appealing reading copy for collectors. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please examine all photos for details on wear. Ships with a protective plastic sleeve; combined shipping is available on request.
Contents
Cover Design
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Dory Fishermen – by J.H. Greene (p.1) – Illustration by Frank E. Schoonover
Complete Novel
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Red Kirkes – Karl W. Detzer (p.2)
A red-headed adventurer from a century past embarks on a stirring quest.
Short Stories & Features
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The Killer’s Legacy – Laurence J. Cahill (p.47)
A deceptively easygoing man hides the heart of a six-gun fighter.
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Maxims for Men – Willard E. Solenberger (p.59) – Verse
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Two Coppers – Captain Leighton H. Blood (p.60)
A lawman and a criminal clash on the Western front.
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The Knock-Out and How It Feels – William Hemmingway (p.79)
A firsthand account of the shock of being floored in the ring.
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Strife – John T. Rowland (p.85)
A battle between rival skippers reaches a grim conclusion.
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The Luck of Licania – Fred MacIsaac (p.96) – Five-Part Story (Part III)
A prince plots to “steal” his own crown jewels on Cape Cod.
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The Terror in the Sky – F. Britten Austin (p.124)
Zeppelin raids over London bring terror from above.
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As It Looked to Mudsill – Buck Connor (p.134)
A burro narrates prospecting adventures in the old West.
Departments
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The Popular Club (p.141)
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A Chat With You – The Editors (p.143)
A fine example of early 20th-century pulp storytelling, this issue blends Western adventure, crime drama, sports insight, and war tales, highlighted by Laurence J. Cahill’s “The Killer’s Legacy.” Perfect for fans of classic pulp literature or collectors of The Popular Magazine.