Property from the Collection of Ronald Kuntz, Sugar Grove, Illinois

Full list of titles, published by Arkham House, Sauk City WI; all in original jackets: Nine Horrors and a Dream. By Joseh Payne Brennan. 1958. SIGNED; Horror from the Hills. By Frank Belknap Long. 1963. With pastedown copyright slip; The Doll and One Other. By Algernon Blackwood. 1946; Night's Black Agents. By Fritz Leiber Jr. 1947. Jacket slightly frayed; The Survivor and Others. By HP Lovecraft and August Derleth. 1957; The Web of Easter Island. By Donald Wandrei. 1948; The Hounds of Tindalos. By Frank Belknap Long. 1946. Jacket slightly toned and rubbed at edges; The Dark Brotherhood and other pieces. By H.P. Lovecraft & divers hands. 1966; Always Come Evening. By Robert E. Howard. 1957. Small tear to head of spine jacket and rubbing to bottom/corners; Deep Waters. By William Hope Hodgson. 1967; Genius Loci and other tales. By Clark Ashton Smith. 1948; Mr. George and other odd persons. By Stephen Grendon. INSCRIBED BY AUGUST DERLETH. 1963. Jacket slightly toned at edges; The Opener of the Way. By Robert Bloch. 1945. INSCRIBED. Jacket rubbed and toned, with some minor loss, hinges slightly tender; The Mind Parasites. By Colin Wilson. 1967. ADVANCE COPY WITH REVIEW SLIP; Dunwich Horror and others. By H.P. Lovecraft (from The Best of HP Lovecraft). 1963; 3 Tales of Horror. By H.P. Lovecraft. Illustrated by Lee Brown Coye. (1967); Skull-Face and Others. By Robert E. Howard. 1946.

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