Comic books in 'Promotional'

1961 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play Shortstop" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1961 version was sponsored by Sealtest Foods and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

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1964 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play Shortstop" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1964 version was sponsored by Twin City Federal Savings & Loan and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1965 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play Shortstop" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1965 version was sponsored by Hood Ice Cream and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1958 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play The Outfield" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1958 version was sponsored by Fleet Wing Gasoline and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1960 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play The Outfield" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1960 version was sponsored by International Harvester Company and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1961 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play The Outfield" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1961 version was sponsored by Sealtest Foods, and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

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1964 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play The Outfield" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1964 version was sponsored by Twin City Federal Savings & Loan and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1965 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play The Outfield" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1965 version was sponsored by Hood Ice Cream and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

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1958 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play Third Base" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1958 version was sponsored by Fleet Wing Gasoline and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1960 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play Third Base" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1960 version was sponsored by International Harvester Company and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1961 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play Third Base" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1961 version was sponsored by Sealtest Foods and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1964 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play Third Base" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1964 version was sponsored by Twin City Federal Savings & Loan and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1965 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Play Third Base" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1965 version was sponsored by Hood Ice Cream and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1958 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Run Bases" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1958 version was sponsored by Fleet Wing Gasoline and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1960 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Run Bases" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1960 version was sponsored by International Harvester Company and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1962 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Run Bases" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1962 version was sponsored by DX Dealer, Sealtest Foods, and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1964 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Run Bases" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1964 version was sponsored by Twin City Federal Savings & Loan and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1965 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Run Bases" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1965 version was sponsored by Hood Ice Cream and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1960 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Use Baseball Signals" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1960 version was sponsored by International Harvester Company and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1961 Edition, Published by Vital Publications. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Use Baseball Signals" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1961 version was sponsored by Sealtest Foods and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

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1962 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Use Baseball Signals" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1962 version was sponsored by DX Dealer, Sealtest Foods, and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

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1964 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Use Baseball Signals" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1964 version was sponsored by Twin City Federal Savings & Loan and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

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1965 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: How to Use Baseball Signals" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1965 version was sponsored by Hood Ice Cream and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

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1958 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: Rules For Umpires" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1958 version was sponsored by Fleet Wing Gasoline and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1960 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: Rules For Umpires" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1960 version was sponsored by International Harvester Company and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1961 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: Rules For Umpires" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1961 version was sponsored by Sealtest Foods and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1964 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: Rules For Umpires" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1964 version was sponsored by Twin City Federal Savings & Loan and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

1965 Edition, Published by WM. C. Popper & Co. "Finer Points of Baseball For Everyone: Rules For Umpires" is one in a series of twelve different minicomics providing hints and tips for playing better baseball. The 1965 version was sponsored by Hood Ice Cream and possibly others. Full color, 16-pages, all newsprint, 4-5-8-in. x 3-3/8-in., no cover price.

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Insurance Company mini-comic giveaway. 5-in. x 7-in., 8 pg, stiff white paper stock, FC.

Fire! (1950) is a promotional comic dealing with the issue of fire safety. Excellent art by Mart Bailey. 16 pages, full color, 6.75-in. x 10-in., all newsprint, no cover price.

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Promotional health aid for non-health care individuals. Rotating the dial will bring up different injuries, ten per side. 4 1/4-in. x 4-in., B&W and orange spot color.

First Edition Library Prospectus Catalog, circa 2004. The mission of the FEL was to reprint the world's early books as close as possible to the original first edition except using acid-free paper. A listing of all their initial publications. Each entry has a picture of the dust jacket, a short history of the novel, which edition they used, and the book and its audience. Some of the authors included are Edgar Rice Burroughs, John Steinbeck, Ernest Hemingway, Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler and William Faulkner. 5 1/2-in. x 8 1/2-in. 58 pages, B&W.

No issue number or date, Nabisco promotional comic. Ray Dirgo cover. Besides the comic story emphasizing fun, there's also a short history of Bobby Orr. 6 1/2-in. x 9 1/4-in., 8 pages, full color.

Fishermen's Grotto menu for Thursday, March 15, 1945. Steamed clams, Plain or Bordelaise for 70 cents. Add Green Beans and Julienne Potatoes for 50 cents more. And Tea is a dime. Drink menu on the back cover. Single page folded. Gray paper.

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6 1/2 x 8 1/4. 32 pages. Flash stars in "The Criminal From Tomorrow!" Johnny Thunder stars in "Farewell To Crime!" Hawkman stars in "The Scavenger of the Skies!" (art by Joe Kubert). Also in this issue: "The Ghost Patrol." GRADING NOTES: All known copies were taped to Wheaties boxes and are never found in NM condition.

No. 1 is not numbered. Stories and art by Alex Raymond. Harvey reprints the original comic-strip adventures of legendary space-opera hero Flash Gordon and his struggle against interstellar tyrant Ming the Merciless. This issue features an injured Flash captured by Ming, and turned over to Doctor Bono, who secretly aids Flash in his recovery and escape. Produced by Harvey Publications as a promotional giveaway for Gordon Bread Co. 16 pages, Full color.

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Stories and art by Alex Raymond. Harvey reprints the original comic-strip adventures of legendary space-opera hero Flash Gordon and his struggle against interstellar tyrant Ming the Merciless. This issue features Flash entering the underground electrical works of Mingo City, where the Power Men of Mongo are employed, and enlisting their aid against Ming's tyranny. Produced by Harvey Publications as a promotional giveaway for Gordon Bread Co. 16 pages, Full color.

"Flash Gordon Raids Japan"

Promo Giveaway booklet featuring children's rhymes, tales, moral stories to promote Fleischmann's Yeast product, recipe for baking white bread and many charming period cartoon illustrations. 5-in. x 6 1/2-in. 16 pages, B&W.

No issue number - August 1970. Produced by the Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation to promote safety. Bill and Ron decide to enter a kite contest and when testing their new kite, it breaks free and gets tangled in some power lines. Some nearby friendly power technicians see it happen and offer advice while retrieving the kite. 7-in. x 10-in., 12 total newsprint pages, full color.

Flight (1953) is a beautifully illustrated promotional comic book issued by the National Committee to Observe the 50th Anniversary of Powered Flight, with a forward by former president Herbert Hoover. Published by M. Philip Copp, with artwork by John Prentice. In comic book format, the history of powered flight is told, beginning with the Wright Brothers through the early 1900s, then into World War 2. Also included is a brief history of the barnstormers and aviation advancements during the 1920s and 30's, plus a few examples of the more famous planes from the various periods up to 1953. The history of aviation as a business is also covered. Pearl Harbor, as well as kamikaze attacks and the dropping of the atomic bomb by the Enola Gay, are depicted. Extensive information about World War 2 aviation flows throughout the second half of the comic, followed by a page on the Korean War, and the Berlin airlift. The last page, "And Tomorrow" deals with our future is space, with a depiction of a giant spacecraft. Partial color, no cover price.

Circa early 1970s, this poster is one of a set of twelve promotional posters created for Marvel's in-house fan club FOOM (Friends of Ol' Marvel). This poster measures a mighty 12" x 19" and features a two-color reproduction of the cover to Avengers #4 "Captain America Lives Again!" with art by Jack Kirby. Perfect for framing. This is a must-have wall decoration for any old-school Avengers fan!

Circa early 1970s, this poster is one of a set of twelve promotional posters created for Marvel's in-house fan club FOOM (Friends of Ol' Marvel). This poster measures a mighty 12" x 19" and features a two-color reproduction of the cover to Captain America #111 with art by Jim Steranko. Perfect for framing. This is a must-have wall decoration for any old-school Cap fan!

Circa early 1970s, this poster is one of a set of twelve promotional posters created for Marvel's in-house fan club FOOM (Friends of Ol' Marvel). This poster measures a mighty 12" x 19" and features a two-color reproduction of the cover to Conan the Barbarian #4 with art by Barry-Windsor Smith. Perfect for framing. This is a must-have wall decoration for any old-school Cimmerian fan!

Circa early 1970s, this poster is one of a set of twelve promotional posters created for Marvel's in-house fan club FOOM (Friends of Ol' Marvel). This poster measures a mighty 12" x 19" and features a two-color reproduction of the cover to Daredevil #44 "I, Murderer!" with art by Gene Colan. Perfect for framing. This is a must-have wall decoration for any old-school Daredevil fan!

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Circa early 1970s, this poster is one of a set of twelve promotional posters created for Marvel's in-house fan club FOOM (Friends of Ol' Marvel). This poster measures a mighty 12" x 19" and features a two-color reproduction of the cover to Fantastic Four #82 with art by Jack Kirby. Perfect for framing. This is a must-have wall decoration for any old-school fan of Marvel's First Family!

Circa early 1970s, this poster is one of a set of twelve promotional posters created for Marvel's in-house fan club FOOM (Friends of Ol' Marvel). This poster measures a mighty 12" x 19" and features a two-color reproduction of the cover to Incredible Hulk #1 with art by Jack Kirby. Perfect for framing. This is a must-have wall decoration for any old-school Hulk fan!

Circa early 1970s, this poster is one of a set of twelve promotional posters created for Marvel's in-house fan club FOOM (Friends of Ol' Marvel). This poster measures a mighty 12" x 19" and features a two-color reproduction of the cover to Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD #6 with art by Jim Steranko. Perfect for framing. This is a must-have wall decoration for any old-school Fury fan!

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Circa early 1970s, this poster is one of a set of twelve promotional posters created for Marvel's in-house fan club FOOM (Friends of Ol' Marvel). This poster measures a mighty 12" x 19" and features a two-color reproduction of the cover to Sgt. Fury #50 "The Invasion Begins" with art by Dick Ayers & John Severin. Perfect for framing. This is a must-have wall decoration for any old-school Howlin' Commandos fan!