This intriguing collection of 10 pulp magazines comprises a diverse array of mid-20th-century pulp magazines, showcasing the rich tapestry of storytelling from the era. Within this lot, bidders will find an assortment of genres including romance, adventure, true crime, and men's interest, each featuring the characteristic vibrant, and often sensationalized cover art that defined pulp publications. Titles such as "True Story," "True Confessions," "Argosy," and "Saga" hint at the varied narratives contained within, from tales of heartache and scandal to gripping accounts of bravery and exploration. This lot promises a nostalgic journey through a period when magazines were a dominant form of entertainment and a window into contemporary cultural themes and attitudes. With their bold graphics and compelling content, these magazines are not only collectibles but also pieces of history that reflect the fascinations and mores of a bygone era. Whether for a seasoned collector or a new enthusiast, this lot offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of literary and visual culture. They are in poor to fair complete condition. Please review images carefully.

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