Argosy All-Story Weekly – November 11, 1922 – “Above Suspicion” (GD Interior, Back Pages Missing)
This November 11, 1922 issue of Argosy All-Story Weekly features the first installment of “Above Suspicion,” a six-part serial by Robert Orr Chipperfield. Alongside this debut are exciting continued stories, novelettes, short fiction, and poetry from many of the leading pulp writers of the early 1920s.
The magazine is in acceptable condition with good interior for its age. It shows rips, marks, creases, and general wear, and the back page(s) are missing. Despite these flaws, the interior remains solid and highly readable. The copy shown in the listing photographs is the exact item you will receive. Please check the pictures carefully for condition details.
We offer combined shipping for multiple purchases, and every magazine is shipped in a clear protective sleeve to ensure preservation.
Table of Contents
Five Continued Stories
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Above Suspicion (Part One of Six) — Robert Orr Chipperfield – p.1
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Crafty Rogues (Part Two of Four) — Boice Du Bois – p.34
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The Dance of Death (Part Three of Six) — Fred Jackson – p.59
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The Fire People (Part Four of Five) — Ray Cummings – p.87
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Caste (Part Five of Five) — W. A. Fraser – p.115
Novelette and Short Stories
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Her Father’s Consent — George Bronson-Howard – p.16
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The Pedestal of Command — C. Donald Feak – p.51
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With a Wink — John Montague – p.79
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The Adventures of Peabody Smith: III – The Chalked Hat — William J. Flynn & George Barton – p.108
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Vamp Till Ready — Samuel G. Camp – p.136
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From the Ground Up — Leland S. Chester – p.144
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The Blonde Jinx — Helen Hysell – p.151
Miscellaneous and Poetry
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How to Score Football Games — Izzy Kaplan’s Kolumn – p.158
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Divers — Thomas J. Murray – p.33
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Weeping Loses Men, They Say — Mary C. Davies – p.86
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Jazz — Mazie V. Caruthers – p.135
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The Gossip Heart — Theodosia Garrison – p.143
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A Matter of Choice — Grace MacGowan Cooke – p.157
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Seeing — Edgar Daniel Kramer – p.160
A noteworthy pulp collectible, this issue presents a fine mix of mystery, adventure, and romance, offering a vivid glimpse into the golden age of popular fiction.