Cover by W. H. Silvey. Includes "The Place In The Woods" by August Derleth. Digest size.

Includes "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" by H. P. Lovecraft.

Includes "Swooning Lady" by Kenneth Robeson.

Includes "A Million To One Chance" by Elizabeth York Miller.

Includes "The Day Of The Conquerors" by Manly Wade Wellman.

Includes "Time Column" by Malcolm Jameson.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "The Pain Emperor" by Grant Stockbridge.

Cover by George Rozen. Includes "The Sky Hawk Screams" by Arthur Guy Empy.

Final issue as THE WIZARD, continued as CASH GORMAN.

Final issue.

Final issue.

Features "The Temple of Crime" by Maxwell Grant.

Cover art by Emery Clarke. Includes "The Evil Gnome" by Kenneth Robeson.

"The Sky Serpent Flies Again" by Robert J. Hogan.

Includes "Plains Soaring" by Lewin Barringer.

Final issue of first series.

Final issue.

Includes "The Northdale Mystery" by Maxwell Grant.

Cover by Walter Baumhofer. Includes "The Spider Strikes" by R. T. M. Scott.

Includes "Drums Of Khartoum" by E. Hoffman Price.

Includes "The Suicide Battalion" by Curtis Steele.

Includes "The Day Of The Cloud" by Ross Rocklynne.

Includes "The Book Of Ptath" by A. E. van Vogt.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "The Blood-Red Road To Petra" by George L. Eaton.

"Hordes of the Wingless Death" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "Nests For Sea-Hawks" by Arch Whitehouse.

Includes "Death In A Cockpit" by Arthur J. Burks.

Cover by Graves Gladney. Includes "Coils Of Time" by P. Schuyler Miller.

Includes "City Of Whispering Death" by Grant Stockbridge.

Full length novel: "Fight Or Die" by James M. Calvert, Jr.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Wand Of Doom" by Jack Williamson.

Includes "The Money Master" by Maxwell Grant.

Includes "Citadel Of Lost Ships" by Leigh Brackett.

Cover by Rogers. Includes "Recruiting Station" by A. E. van Vogt.

Includes "Captain Future's Challenge" by Edmond Hamilton.

"Death Rides the Lost Patrol" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Inverness Cape" by August Derleth.

Includes "The Devil's Paymaster" by Maxwell Grant

Cover by M. Isip. Includes "The Roaring Trumpet" by L. Sprague de Camp & Fletcher Pratt.

Final issue.

Features "The All-White Elf" by Kenneth Robeson.

Only issue.

Cover by Richard Bennett. Includes "Nursemaid To Nightmares" by Robert Bloch.

Cover by Jon Arfstrom. Includes "The Black Island" by August Derleth.

Cover by Pete Kuhlhoff. Includes "The Man Who Cried 'Wolfe'!" by Robert Bloch.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "Beyond The Threshold" by August W. Derleth.

Includes "How Model Builders Help The Industry" by John Sprague.

Includes "The Deadly Swarm" by Edwin K. Sloat.

Final issue.

Includes "Bomers Above" by Lieut. W. M. Wood.

Final issue.

Cover by Schneeman. Includes "The Merman" by L. Sprague de Camp.

Features patriotic American flag cover art by Emery Clark and includes "The Man Who Fell Up" by Kenneth Robeson.

Cover by F. Tinsley. Includes "The Purple Fez" by George L. Eaton.

Cover by Ed Cartier. Includes "Death's Deputy" by L. Ron Hubbard.

Includes "The Lost World Of Time" by Edmond Hamilton.

Cover by H. W. Brown. Features "Voyage 13" by Ray Cummings and includes "The Dangerous Dimension" by L. Ron Hubbard.

Cover by Hugh Rankin. Includes "The Hills Of The Dead" by Robert E. Howard.

Includes "Calling Captain Future" by Edmond Hamilton.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Salem Horror" by Henry Kuttner.

Includes "The Sign Of Zorro" by Johnston McCulley.

Includes "The Face Of The Deep" by Edmond Hamilton.

This is a vintage issue of *Argosy Weekly* magazine, dated March 27, with a cover price of 10 cents. The cover features a dramatic illustration of a man and woman in peril on a sinking ship, tied to the story "Doomed Liner," a new novel by Garnett Radcliffe. The magazine also credits Max Brand and W.C. Tuttle, indicating additional contributors. *Argosy Weekly* was a popular pulp magazine known for adventure, mystery, and fiction stories, published in the early 20th century. This particular issue, with its colorful artwork and historical context, is a collectible item, likely valued by enthusiasts of pulp fiction or vintage periodicals. Its condition, including any tears, creases, or fading, would affect its appraisal value, which could range from $10 to $50 or more depending on rarity and market demand.

Includes "The Crimson Line" by George L. Eaton.

Includes "Fugitives Two" by Robert Carse.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "Three Gentlemen In Black" by August W. Derleth.

Cover by John Howitt. Includes "Death's Crimson Juggernaut" by Grant Stockbridge.

Includes "Winged Warriors" by Lieut. Scott Morgan

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Shadow On The Screen" by Henry Kuttner.

"Raiders of the Red Death" by Robert J. Hogan.

Final issue.

Includes "The Spider And The Criminal Horde" by Grant Stockbridge.

Cover by Lawrence. Includes "Death Crystal" by George O. Smith.

Cover by Boris Dolgov. Includes "Lizzie Borden Took An Axe" by Robert Bloch.

"Raiders of the Death Patrol" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by Earle K. Bergey. Includes "Other Eyes Watching" by Polton Cross.

Includes "Dawn Of Flame" by Stanley G. Weinbaum.

Includes "Captain Future And The Space Emperor" by Edmond Hamilton.

Features "Masters of Death" by Maxwell Grant.

Includes "Farewell To Balloon Racing" by Samuel Taylor Moore.

Cover by Lee Brown Coye. Includes "The Watcher From The Sky" by August Derleth.

"Wings of the Gray Phantom" by Robert J. Hogan.

Cover by Margaret Brundage. Includes "The Graveyard Rats" by Henry Kuttner.