Pluck and Luck No 479, Engineer Steve, The Prince Of The Rail, August 7, 1907 for Sale

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Pluck and Luck No 479, Engineer Steve, The Prince Of The Rail, August 7, 1907 For Sale

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Pluck and Luck No 479, Engineer Steve, The Prince Of The Rail, August 7, 1907:
$13.39

Offered here is a vintage classic Nickel Weekly pulp :Pluck and Luck No 479, \"Engineer Steve, The Prince Of The Rail\", August 7, 1907,by Jas. C. Merritt, Published by Frank Tousey, NY. 5 Cent Comic. Full color cover illustration on inferior quality pulp paper as was the custom for this type of publication at the time - this one is in good or better condition with a spine roll.Came from the original family - purchased from a gentlemen whose great grandfather owned these originally. Please check out all of the original Tip Top Pulps and the other titles that I have from the same collection.Shipped in plastic, between stiff cardboard and with delivery confirmation.

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