MOON MEN by Edgar Rice Burroughs (Ace Paperback # G-748) -Ed Emsh-Roy Krenkel-VG

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MOON MEN by Edgar Rice Burroughs (Ace Paperback # G-748) -Ed Emsh-Roy Krenkel-VG:
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MOON MEN
Alsocontains: RED HAWK

EdgarRice Burroughs

Coverby
EdEmsh

Title-pageillustration by
RoyKrenkel, Jr.

AcePaperback # G-748, 1968

EdgarRice Burroughs (September 1, 1875 to March 19, 1950) was a U.S. author,noted throughout the world for his Tarzan series, though he also wrotemuch other fantastic adventure. He was also knownfor his creation of the extraordinary worlds of Venus, Barsoom, andPellucidar. He was educated at several private schools,served a brief term with the U.S. Cavalry, and then was at varioustimes a gold miner, policeman, and storekeeper, among otheroccupations. For a while he was a department manager atSears, Roebuck & Company in Chicago. During the waryears he witnessed the bombing of Hawaii, and was an accredited warcorrespondent, spending four years in the Pacific theatre.

Notbeing a business success, he put his dreams to paper. In 1912he appeared in All-Story Magazine under the pseudonym \"Norman Bean\".Seldom has a writer so captured the world\'s imagination.He is considered by some to be one of the most underestimatedwriters of his day.

THEMOON MEN
Alsocontains: THE RED HAWK

TheEarth has been conquered by the strange beings from the Moon\'s hiddeninterior. Suffering under the tyranny of these terrible masters,rebellion is sparked by the descendant of the original lunar explorer.The story of Julian 9th, told in THE MOON MEN, is constant excitement.

Equallythrilling is the story of Julian 20th, THE RED HAWK, whose determination to bring to asuccessful victory the soldering struggle started by his remoteancestor, makes the second complete novel in this book.

Bothnovels are sequels to THEMOON MAID,but stand independently as fine adventures in the Burroughstradition.

Back Cover

Factsabout the Book:

Ace Paperback Number G-748.
Copyright 1925byFrank A. Munsey Company.
This Aceedition follows the text of the original magazine novels firstpublished in 1925.
No publicationdate stated - but was 1968.
222 numberedpages.
Cover by EdEmsh. Title-page illustration by Roy Krenkel, Jr.

Conditionof the Pages:

Name ontitle-page illustration.
Normal browning of pages from age.
Pages are inVery Good Condition.

Conditionof the Cover:

Slight coverwear and aging.
Cover art by EdEmsh.
Cover is inVery Good Condition.

Seethe scans of the front cover and spine below