BLACK CAT NOVEMBER 1903 SHORT STORY PULP SEE VIDEO

Description: This is a ORIGINAL SCARCE ISSUE NOT A REPRINT NOVEMBER 1903 THE BLACK CAT SHORTSTORY PUBLISHING MAGAZINE THE BLACK CAT MAGAZINE 1899 THRU 1908 "CLICK ON PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO WHICH IS THE VERY BEST POSSIBLE DESCRIPTION" This issue is in very good condition. We will be listing many pulps over the next few months check in each month for new stock Go to our eBay STORE and check out the other Weeklys and Librarys as well. We will combine to reduce shipping costs. I am not a grader so I make sure the scans are close and as detailed as I can make them. If you have any questions please ask. NOVEMBER 1899 THE BLACK CAT SHORTSTORY PUBLISHING MAGAZINE. This listing is for a vintage magazine titled: THE BLACK CAT, from November 1899 published by The Shortstory Publishing Co. of Boston Mass. The monthly magazine had a reputation for originality &held contest to encourage new writers. This issue is No. 50 and has a $100 Prize Story (A Daughter Of The Sun by Samuel Scoville, Jr.). The other 4 stories are: The Shadow on the Wall by C. B. Lewis; A Bale of Rags by A. W. Whitehouse; The Woman in Red by Muriel Campbell Dyar; and The Invasion of Calmhaven by Arthur McEwen. The magazine is 44 pages complete of text with 20 pages of advertisements, has age, storage & use wear (spine is intact, front bottom right corner of cover has a tear, see photos). ALSO includes some terrific illustrated advertisements. The magazine is in very good condition for its age and it measures approx. 9" x 6" The Black Cat was an American fiction magazine launched in 1895 by Herman Umbstaetter, initially published in Boston, Massachusetts. It published only short stories, and had a reputation for originality and for encouraging new writers. Umbstaetter’s editorial approach was unusual in several ways: the cover price was low, at five cents; he paid on merit, not on story length; and he was willing to buy stories by new authors rather than insisting on well-known names. He frequently ran story contests to attract amateur writers. The magazine was immediately successful, and its circulation was boosted by the appearance in an early issue of “The Mysterious Card”, by Cleveland Moffett, which was so popular that two print runs of the issue it appeared in sold out. This book is one of a large collection of pulps we are placing on our eBay store. Once a collector buys them they go right back into a vault somewhere. We always take into consideration a customers history of buying from us when addressing"BEST OFFER" option.We will respond to you within the allotted time but if it has just been listed we will give it the full time period to allow others to make similar offers or purchase. We list many, many items that may be "One of a kind" or simply "One of a kind on the market. These items usually are placed in collections which are not seen again on the market until once again sold by collectors. If you collect, you realize that is a once in a lifetime occurrence for collectors..... All items will be packaged in a professional way to protect the product from most shipping problems. BOX #115

Price: 75 USD

Location: Lebanon, Maine

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