Description
Western Story Magazine – August 13, 1927 – “The Silver Stork” – No Label – Good Interior
Capture a slice of 1920s Western literature with this August 13, 1927 issue of Western Story Magazine. Featuring the opening installment of “The Silver Stork” by Max Brand, this volume presents an engaging combination of serial adventures, novelettes, short fiction, and articles from writers such as Robert Ormond Case, Clem Yore, and Seth Ranger.
Condition
This magazine is in acceptable condition with a good interior, showing expected wear for its age. The front cover has creases, marks, and surface wear, and minor rips or blemishes may appear throughout. Despite these flaws, the pages remain complete and readable. The exact copy shown in the photos is the one you will receive—please check images for an accurate view of its condition.
Table of Contents
Serials
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The Silver Stork – Part I of a Six-Part Story by Max Brand (p.3)
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April Rides – Part IV of a Six-Part Story by Clem Yore (p.54)
Novelettes
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The Golden Husky – Robert Ormond Case (p.25)
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Here, Have a Nugget – Seth Ranger (p.75)
Short Stories
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Gilding the Goldfish – Roland Krebs (p.48)
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Diamond Bait – Reginald C. Barker (p.103)
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Dusty Rides the Range – Owen Clarke Treleaven (p.109)
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Search Me! – John Briggs (p.122)
Article
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Western Pioneers of To-day (Colonel Goodnight) – Edward H. Smith (p.95)
Miscellaneous
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A Texas Land Deal (p.24)
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Bend, Oregon, Has Historic Relic (p.74)
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Oroville’s ’49 Celebration (p.94)
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Montana Gold (p.108)
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Sheep Mountain Slide Causes Flood (p.130)
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Indians Aid in Totem Preservation (p.133)
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Birds of the West and North America: The American Bittern (p.102)
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New Hudson Bay Route to Western Canada (p.139)
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Bill Miner, Bandit (p.142)
Departments
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Miner’s Potlatch – J. A. Thompson (p.131)
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The Round-up – The Editor (p.134)
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The Hollow Tree – Helen Rivers (p.137)
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Where to Go and How to Get There – John North (p.140)
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Missing (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 if you’d like to bundle purchases.
This issue showcases the blend of rugged adventure, serialized drama, and period articles that made Western Story Magazine a cornerstone of pulp fiction. It’s a strong choice for collectors of vintage Western and adventure literature.