Heavy Metal Magazine Issue 56 November 1981 Fantasy illustrated

October 1981 Vol 7 Heavy Metal Adult Illustrated Fantasy Magazine

"Heavy Metal's, Even Heavier Metal" Issue #1; January 1, 1983. The Adult Illustrated Fantasy Magazine. Soft cover (a little wear: see photos); 8" x 11", very good condition. Contents: "Between Shadow

1977-1979 The Best of Heavy Metal Adult Illustrated Fantasy Magazine No 2

Lot of 4 Heavy Metal Magazines from the 1970's "The Adult Illustrated Fantasy Magazine"

A collection of Heavy Metal magazine 1970's- 1980'slot includes: 12 issues complete for the years 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, and 1982 (10 issues) along with two others.

Heavy Metal Magazine Issue 1 April 1977, this book is very fine to near mint, tough to find a nicer loose copy. As seen in the photos.

Original Heavy Metal Magazines All Issues Volumes 1977 thru 1983 plus a few extra issues...Good condition with Heavy Metal binders.

Mostly 2000's

The ESP LTD Heavy Metal 1 Electric Guitar references the adult illustrated magazine, Heavy Metal. This guitar features a double-cutaway alder body with bolt-on neck construction. The neck is made from

Lot of Ephemera incl Turf Magazines from the 1980s, Track Programs , Northwestern Football Programs from the 1960s , Time Magazines , Sports Illustrated , Heavy Metal Magazine , etc

Much of Richard Corbean's work can be found in Heavy Metal Magazine, some of which were featured in the inconic 1981 movie, but here we find a few of his classics outside the magazine! We are a vetera

Large Lot of Magazines including Dragon Magazine, Realms of Fantasy, and Heavy Metal. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. All items are shipped USPS or UPS and will be billed separa

Various 1970's and 1980's magazines, including a couple of issues of Vampirella, The Rampaging Hulk, The Savage Sword of Conan, Heavy Metal, Crazy Galileo, Captain Britain and many different space-typ

McCALL's , November 1934 issue;Category: ADVERTISING, MAGAZINES;Approximate measurements: 16 x 12 inches;Materials: Paper, (possibly) metal staples;Condition: used, good, as is;Shipping cost: $9. Diff

Cuban memorabilia; 21 photo postcards and 9 illustrated. Plus an issue of the November 1959 Bohemia magazine. Measurements smallest to largest postcards: 3.5in x 5.25in to 4.75in x 6.5in. Bohemia maga

Title: 1761 British Magazine Congo Peace with France Additional Information: The November 1761 issue of "The British Magazine", 56 pages, lacks title leaf. One negraving of the arms of the Duke of Man

The November 1746 issue of Gentleman's Magazine printed at London, 56 pages, and one engraved plate. Much in this issue related to the rebellion in the north of England and Scotland including trials o

The September 1740 issue of "The Gentleman's Magazine", printed at London by E. Cave. 56 pages with interesting content including illustrated text cuts and diagram related to astronomy. Also continuat

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Magazine (American, 1855-1922). "Votes For Women" - 1912, offset lithograph on paper, signed PJ Monahan in plate to lower right. November 7th, 1912 issue of Leslie's, The Pe

The November 1782 issue of "The Lady's Magazine..", printed at London for G. Robinson. Folding sewing patter, engraving, and a folding songsheet. 56 pages. War news at end on several frots including R

Title: 1746 London Magazine Rebels Executed Culloden Description: The November 1746 issue of "The London Magazine" printed for T. Astley, 56 pages. Interesting content including related to Scot rebell

The November 1790 issue of New York Magazine printed by Thomas and James Swords. 56 pages, lacks engraving and last two leaves at end as well as American Chronology. Contains continuation of essay by

The November 1766 issue of The London Magazine printed for R. Baldwin, 56 pages, no plates. Content regarding the American colonies and trade. Also references to taxation, this in the aftermath of the

The November 1780 issue of The Town and Country Magazine, 56 pages and two engraved plates. Revolutionary war content including the letter of Benedict Arnold to the inhabitants of America on his aband