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GALAXY Volume 15, #4: February 1958, VG. 144 pages, cover artwork by John Pederson, interior illustrations by Wally Wood, (Mad's) Don Martin, Leo & Diane Dillon, Olga Ley, Frank Kramer, Dick Francis, includes writings by Fritz Leiber, Harry Harrison, Lloyd Biggle Jr., H. Beam Piper, Walter S. Tevis, Evelyn E. Smith, Roger Dee, and Willy Ley. See covers $22

GAUNTLET #1: 1990, F+. First Printing, Low print run first issue of the magazine that takes on censorship. Later issues went to a book format. Features articles by Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, George Carlin, Harlan Ellison (discussing the controversy over his Twilight Zone episode "Nackles"), Steve Bissette, William F. Nolan, Ramsey Campbell, Ray Garton, and others! Artwork by underground comix legend S. Clay Wilson and others! For Mature Readers. See covers $16

GETTYSBURG VISITOR'S GUIDE: 1972, F/VF with two tour prices written in ink and an "x" on another in the "Tours" section. Published by the Gettysburg Travel Council, size 5 3/8 x 8 1/4 inches, 36 pages. An official full color information guide to historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and the surrounding Adams County. Designed for 4 days worth of touring in the area. Besides the obvious Civil War sites, other historical and cultural locations are covered. Includes maps of the battlefield, downtown Gettysburg and the Adams County valley. Lists tours, attractions, restaurants, accommodations, and campgrounds. A fun pictorial trip back in time. See covers $5

GLASS ONION GRAPHICS MICHAEL WHELAN ART CATALOG: This catalog produced by Glass Onion is not in a true magazine format. It's difficult to find a spot for it, so it is going here. This is actually 19 loose pages (includes cover and order form), size 5.5 x 8.5 inches, printed on slick coated stock, with B&W reproductions of Whelan's artwork for sale on prints, cards and books. So, think of it as a catalog that isn't bound. Not dated, but from the early 1980s. This was mailed (original G.O.G. envelope included), so there are some minor edge and corner bends, but nothing that detracts from the images. Not a commonly found item to have survived the last 30 years. Perfect for hardcore Michael Whelan or SF-Fantasy Art fans. See sample page $6

GOLDMINE #374: Volume 20, #24, November 25, 1994, VF/NM with mailing label removed, NOT folded! The Beatles Special Issue, The Beatles color cover and many large interior B&W photos, The Hamburg Days, The Hamburg Collection, Solo Beatles in 1974, Collector's Guide to the "Coolest Beatles Stuff," Beatles books, The Beatles (and solo) Reissues, Tony Sheridan Discography, CD Reviews of new and reissued music, Massive 216 page tabloid 11 x 14 inch issue! See cover $10

GRAND CANYON - THE STORY BEHIND THE SCENERY: Published 1978, This is the 12th Printing from 1981, NM-. Full color, large 9 x 12 inch format, 64 page magazine (the publication refers to itself as a "book") that highlights the Grand Canyon in Arizona from all sides, top to bottom, beautifully photographed with text that covers the formation and history of the national park, also shown are maps, fossils and some of the wildlife. The original National Parks card is still bound in this copy! See covers $9

GUITARISTS' BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: 1955, F, 32 pages. "An Encyclopedia of Guitar" by Ed Sale (from a 1950s perspective). An amusing booklet, 8.5 x 11 inch magazine format with heavy covers, that is supposed to turn you into a guitar expert by page 32. Includes tips on how to yodel and apply make-up, which are critical tools to master when you want to become a guitar hero. Photos of Tony Mottola, George Barnes, Jimmy Wakely, and Carson Robinson and His Pleasant Valley Boys inside. Gloria Powers, "versatile star of stage, screen and television," on cover - who??? Truly a great read for laughs from the fifties. See covers $4.75

GUITAR SELF-TAUGHT: 1952, VG/F, Deluxe Edition, 64 pages, Early printing with $3 cover price, later printings had higher prices. Includes a "Chord Finder" on a loose insert sheet that is dated 1954. I doubt if many of these inserts survived the decades. "Radio's Wizard of the Strings," Ed Sale, "makes learning fun" and teaches you how to play guitar with 110 songs! Oversized booklet, 9 x 12 inch magazine format with heavy covers. While it is a corny fifties read, the skills illustrated are actually quite practical and informative. This was the predecessor to Ed's "Book of Knowledge" above. See covers $5.75

GALAXY	GAUNTLET	GETTYSBURG
GLASS ONION	GOLDMINE	GRAND CANYON
GUITARISTS' BOOK	GUITAR SELF-TAUGHT