Western Story Magazine February 22, 1930 cover featuring a cowboy riding a bucking horse, reflecting the adventurous spirit of vintage pulp Westerns.
Close-up view of the February 22, 1930 issue of Western Story Magazine, showcasing dynamic artwork with a cowboy on a horse, indicative of classic pulp fiction.
Table of contents from Western Story Magazine February 22, 1930, listing the featured novel 'Cayenne Charlie' and other stories, highlighting the rich literary offerings of the publication.
Western Story Magazine February 22, 1930, featuring an advertisement for a phonograph. The ad highlights a special offer with a price of $37.95 and the promotion 'Pay Only $1 Down Nothing More for Two Months'. A vintage visual showcasing the retro aesthetic of advertising from the era.
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Western Story Magazine February 22, 1930 cover featuring a cowboy riding a bucking horse, reflecting the adventurous spirit of vintage pulp Westerns.Close-up view of the February 22, 1930 issue of Western Story Magazine, showcasing dynamic artwork with a cowboy on a horse, indicative of classic pulp fiction.Table of contents from Western Story Magazine February 22, 1930, listing the featured novel 'Cayenne Charlie' and other stories, highlighting the rich literary offerings of the publication.Western Story Magazine February 22, 1930, featuring an advertisement for a phonograph. The ad highlights a special offer with a price of $37.95 and the promotion 'Pay Only $1 Down Nothing More for Two Months'. A vintage visual showcasing the retro aesthetic of advertising from the era.

Western Story Pulp Magazine February 22, 1930 Cayenne Charlie

Original Magazines
Price:
$39.95

Description

Western Story Magazine – February 22, 1930 – “Cayenne Charlie” – No Label – Good Interior

Own a piece of classic pulp history with this February 22, 1930 issue of Western Story Magazine. Featuring the full-length novel “Cayenne Charlie” by George Owen Baxter, this edition offers an energetic mix of serialized adventures, short stories, and articles by noted authors including Max Brand, Frank Richardson Pierce, and Russell A. Bankson.

Condition

This copy is in acceptable condition with a good interior, showing expected wear for its age. The cover has creases, marks, and light surface wear, and there may be small rips or blemishes throughout. Despite these signs of handling, the pages remain intact and readable. The exact magazine pictured in the listing is the one you will receive—please review all images to confirm its condition.

Table of Contents

Novel

  • Cayenne Charlie – George Owen Baxter (p.1)

Serials

  • Twelve Peers – Part IV of a Six-Part Story by Max Brand (p.57)

  • Riders of the Breaks – Part V of a Six-Part Story by Russell A. Bankson (p.89)

Short Stories

  • Make It Horse Stealing – Hugh F. Grinstead (p.49)

  • Waiting Noose – John Briggs (p.81)

  • Dad Simms Breaks Trail – Frank Richardson Pierce (p.107)

  • Scared to Come Back – Howard E. Morgan (p.117)

  • Given Enough Rope – Ray Humphreys (p.127)

Article

  • Chips from the Big Sticks (The Log Drive) – Howard J. Perry (p.123)

Miscellaneous

  • From Buckaroo to Kalamazoo – Poem by Harry R. Keller (p.116)

  • Pueblo Ruins Twenty Centuries Old (p.48)

  • Taming the Eagle (p.56)

  • Explosives Turned to Good Use (p.88)

  • Fur Farming and Forethought (p.106)

  • Wyoming Game Census (p.115)

  • The Sheep and the Wolves (p.133)

Departments

  • The Round-up – The Editor (p.134)

  • The Hollow Tree – Helen Rivers (p.137)

  • Where to Go and How to Get There – John North (p.140)

  • Missing (p.143)

Additional Details

  • All magazines are shipped with a plastic protective covering.

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

This issue exemplifies the action-packed storytelling and frontier atmosphere that defined Western Story Magazine in the 1930s. It’s a fine choice for collectors of vintage pulp Westerns and historical fiction.

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