Description
The Popular Stories Magazine – November 19, 1927 – “Coral Sands” – No Label – Good Interior
Bring home a classic piece of South Seas adventure with this November 19, 1927 issue of The Popular Stories Magazine. Featuring the complete novel “Coral Sands” by H. de Vere Stacpoole, this volume combines romance, high adventure, and action-packed short fiction by prominent authors such as Herbert C. Arliss, Raymond S. Spears, and Charles Neville Buck.
Condition
This issue is in acceptable condition with a good interior, showing typical wear for its age. The cover has creases, marks, and minor surface wear, and there may be small rips or blemishes inside. Despite these age-related flaws, the pages remain intact and legible. The magazine pictured is the exact item you will receive—please review all images to confirm condition.
Table of Contents
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Cover Design – Stockton Mulford
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Coral Sands – Complete Novel by H. de Vere Stacpoole (p.2)
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The Grinning Goddess of Kiangsu – Short Story by Herbert C. Arliss (p.55)
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The Milksop – Part II of a Six-Part Story by Captain Ralph R. Guthrie (p.66)
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A Man’s Weak Points – Short Story by Raymond S. Spears (p.84)
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The Sizzling Fish – Short Story by D. A. Morrison (p.89)
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Fool’s Paradise – Part III of a Six-Part Story by Charles Neville Buck (p.98)
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Quest – Verse by Henry Herbert Knibbs (p.118)
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Shell Shock à la Mademoiselle – Short Story by Don McGrew (p.120)
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He Could Take It – Short Story by Leonard Lupton (p.133)
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A Chat With You – The Editor (p.143)
Additional Details
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All magazines are shipped with a plastic protective covering.
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Combined shipping is available—please contact us for details.
This issue offers a vibrant mix of tropical romance, Western adventure, boxing drama, and mystery, making it an engaging collectible for fans of vintage fiction and early 20th-century pulp magazines.