Four Pulp Magazines - Ranch Romances Issues - Each Contains A Cowboy Article Written By J. Frank Dobie

J. FRANK DOBIE

Publication: Warner Publications, Inc 1943, Chicago

Four complete issues, each with an interesting western article by J. Frank Dobie. Each article will be described separately. 1).Cooks Of Range and Trail - Appears in Volume 114, No. 1, July 16, 1943. Story appears on pages 102 -106, double column, illustrated by H. D. Bugbee. Caption reads "A mighty important part of the outfit is the range cook, for a crew of cowboys, like an army, lives on its stomach and works well when fed well." Magazine has other articles by various authors in 127 pages. Near fine bright copy. 2).John Booth's Great Ride - Appears in Volume 114, No. 2, July 30, 1943. Story appears on pages 93 - 94, double column, illustrated by Howard L. Hastings. Caption reads "That vow of vengeance John Booth made as a boy was carried out in grim and deadly fashion when he became a man, as Frank Dobie here relates." Magazine has other articles by various authors in 128 pages. Near fine bright copy. 3). Rattlesnake-Guarded Treasure - Appears in Volume 115, No. 1, September 10, 1943. Story appears on pages 103 -105, double column, illustrated by H. D. Bugbee. Caption reads "Do you believe in evil spirits? If you do, here's a story that will give you gooseflesh. And if you don't, here's a good yarn to add to your collection." Magazine has other articles by various authors in 128 pages. Near fine bright copy. 4). Rawhide Hobbles and The Code. Trail Driver John Tully As Told To J. Frank Dobie - Appears in Volume 115, No. 2, October 8, 1943. Story appears on pages 94 - 95, double column, illustrated by H. D. Bugbee. Caption reads "This is the true story of a man who minded his own business and expected other folks to do likewise - a code he enforced at gun point." Magazine has other articles by various authors in 128 pages. Small closed tear to bottom edge of the front cover else a near fine bright copy.. These magazines were published at the height of World War II and each has survived in remarkable condition. Each issue is protected with a transparent polyester dust jacket and house in a slipcase.

Inventory Number: 53368