Description
People’s Story Magazine – February 1, 1923 – “Forked River Ranch” – No Label
Capture the adventurous spirit of early 20th-century pulp fiction with this February 1, 1923 issue of People’s Story Magazine. Headlined by “Forked River Ranch,” a complete novel by F. R. Buckley, this edition blends Western action, mystery, and humor with stories from celebrated authors such as Dorothy Sayers, H. Keith Trask, and Murray Leinster.
Condition
This magazine is in good condition for its era, with expected wear from age. The cover shows light rips, marks, and surface wear, but the overall structure remains sound. The interior pages are clean and legible. The exact item shown in the photos is the one you will receive—please examine all pictures carefully to assess condition.
Table of Contents
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Cover Design – P. J. Monahan
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Forked River Ranch – Complete Novel by F. R. Buckley
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Sagamore – Short Story by H. Keith Trask
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The Offshore Wind – Short Story by Harrison R. Howard
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Green Fire – Short Story by Robert Terry Shannon
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Show-down – Short Story by Edwin Hunt Hoover
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The Egomaniac – Part I of a Four-Part Story by Dorothy Sayers
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Voices of Silence – Short Story by Miles Overholt
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The Other Way – Short Story by Maxwell Smith
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Bedtime Stories for Grownups: VI. Sherlock the Ferret – Russel M. Crouse
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The President of San Isidro – Short Story by H. C. Bailey
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No Sentiment – Short Story by Murray Leinster
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The Concentrated Lie – Short Story by Henry C. Vance
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The Butterfly Man – Short Story by Julian Kilman
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The Get-Together Club
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Let’s Talk it Over
Additional Details
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All magazines are shipped in a plastic protective covering.
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Combined shipping is available—please contact us if you’d like to bundle items.
This issue offers an engaging selection of stories from some of the most notable pulp writers of the period, making it a valuable addition to any vintage magazine or early 20th-century fiction collection.




