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The price of every dust jacket sold on this web site is $8.99. This price includes the cost of shipping.
Laurence Herndon cover illustration for the first installment of THE BLUE
BOOK MAGAZINE'S 1931 serialization of THE LAND OF HIDDEN MEN,
AKA JUNGLE GIRL when released in hardcover.
BOOK MAGAZINE'S 1931 serialization of THE LAND OF HIDDEN MEN,
AKA JUNGLE GIRL when released in hardcover.
Jungle Girl - Version 2 $8.99
Jungle Girl - Antiqued Version1 $8.99
The Land That Time Forgot - antequed version $8.99
NOTE: See "Quality Control" on the navbar for an essay on how this DJ was made.
NOTE: See "Quality Control" on the navbar for an essay on how this DJ was made.
The Monster Men - antiqued version, uncorrected scan $8.99
The Monster Men V2 $8.99
The Moon Maid - Antiqued Version $8.99
The Moon Maid - V2 $8.99
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THE MAD KING - G&D Antiqued Version $8.99
THE LAND THAT TIME FORGOT - corrected scan, cleaned up and updated to a different print run $8.99
THE MAD KING - vERSION 2 $8.99
NOTE; On this page you will often see two facsimile versions of the same dust jacket. This happens because as my collection grows and I gain new DJs to
work with, I correct those facsimiles that were fairly rough when finished. Yet these rough first effort have virtues, such as an authentic look more closely
resembling an original, older jacket. So instead of throwing the old version out, I keep it and add the newer version along side it.
The first version will be what I have called the "Antiqued Version," a facsimile in which I have made few corrections other that cleaning up the edges. The
second, called "Version 2," has been considerably corrected so that will the finish may not be completely white, it has had most of the blemishes removed and
the text corrected. Below see The Land That Time Forgot and The Mad King for examples of these different types. Sometime I can correct the overal jacket
values back to the original white, see Jungle Girl above for an example.
work with, I correct those facsimiles that were fairly rough when finished. Yet these rough first effort have virtues, such as an authentic look more closely
resembling an original, older jacket. So instead of throwing the old version out, I keep it and add the newer version along side it.
The first version will be what I have called the "Antiqued Version," a facsimile in which I have made few corrections other that cleaning up the edges. The
second, called "Version 2," has been considerably corrected so that will the finish may not be completely white, it has had most of the blemishes removed and
the text corrected. Below see The Land That Time Forgot and The Mad King for examples of these different types. Sometime I can correct the overal jacket
values back to the original white, see Jungle Girl above for an example.
