A couple of days ago I received the beautiful Earle Bergey-covered October 1947 Thrilling Wonder Stories containing Heinlein’s “Jerry Was a Man,” the 8 February 1947 Saturday Evening Post with “The Green Hills of Earth,” and the September and October 1951 Blue Book with Between Planets serialized as Planets in Combat—these latter each also contained 8 or 10 lovely interior illustrations by Brendan Lynch.
Yesterday I got a nice vintage Door into Summer with a charmingly bold cover by Mel Hunter.
Then today a few newer paperbacks arrived: a British Assignment in Eternity with an interesting techno-treehouse sort of cover, a Rick Sternback Starman Jones, and a Man Who Sold the Moon with a bright and mildly humorous John Melo painting.
All now are scanned to the appropriate pages in my “Heinlein Cover Art” galleries, so now you may enjoy, too!
Rafeeq
Yesterday I got a nice vintage Door into Summer with a charmingly bold cover by Mel Hunter.
Then today a few newer paperbacks arrived: a British Assignment in Eternity with an interesting techno-treehouse sort of cover, a Rick Sternback Starman Jones, and a Man Who Sold the Moon with a bright and mildly humorous John Melo painting.
All now are scanned to the appropriate pages in my “Heinlein Cover Art” galleries, so now you may enjoy, too!
Rafeeq
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