Cover for “A Thousand Deaths on your Conscience” by Lou Carrigan
Joan Bennett, 1932
Illustration of Joan Bennett for and advertisement in a trade magazine, 1932
The Blonde Captive, 1931
An expedition is sent into the rugged Australian outback to search for a lost white woman. (IMDb)
Be Very Quiet, We’re Hunting Turkey
Jean Arthur & Lillian Roth in a promotional Thanksgiving photo
Adventure! Tales of the Aeon Society
Adventure! was my go-to pulp RPG for years. Even though it was the first of the Aeon trilogy (Aberrant and Aeon/Trinity being the latter two), it had very little in the way of game meta that so often burdened White Wolf products.
Besides the world history, background information and character creation, there are 3 pulp stories contained within. The first story is “Under the Moon” by Warren Ellis and the two additional shorts (“Dust of Death!” & “The Mystery of Volcano Island”) were written by Greg Stolze
Cover art by Mark Chiarello
The Little Mermaid
Little Mermaid by A. Duncan Carse (1876–1938) 
Chief Bacon Rind (1860-1932)
An Osage political leader of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Bacon Rind (Wah-she-hah, Star-That-Travels) was probably born in Kansas and came to present Osage County, Oklahoma, the former Osage Nation, Indian Territory, during the Osage removal from Kansas in the 1870s. He was an Osage tribal councilman, served as assistant chief in 1904–05, and was elected principal chief in 1912. (Oklahoma Historical Society)
October 1926 issue of The American Indian featuring Chief Bacon Rind on the cover
Farm Journal and Farmer’s Wife
Picked up this magazine for the advertisements inside, but figured I might as well post the cover also.
The Phantom Destroys the Sky Band
The Phantom Feature Book 56, January 1, 1949
1.600, Pennsylvania Avenue
1.600, Pennsylvania Avenue by Lou Carrigan, 1977
