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Black Mask, 1920-1951 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt400034d3 No online items Finding Aid for Black Mask, 1920-1951. Processed by UCLA Library Special Collections staff; machine-readable finding aid created by Caroline Cubé. UCLA Library Special Collections UCLA Library Special Collections staff Room A1713, Charles E. Young Research Library Box 951575 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575 Email: spec-coll@library.ucla.edu URL: http://www.library.ucla.edu/libraries/special/scweb/ © 2010 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Finding Aid for Black Mask, 1 1920-1951. Descriptive Summary Title: Black Mask, Date (inclusive): 1920-1951. Creator: Joseph T. Shaw, editor Extent: 16 boxes (8 linear ft.) Abstract: Black Mask was a detective fiction pulp magazine. Language: Finding aid is written in English. Repository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library Special Collections. Los Angeles, California 90095-1575 Physical location: Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact the UCLA Library Special Collections Reference Desk for paging information. Restrictions on Access COLLECTION STORED OFF-SITE AT SRLF: Open for research. Advance notice required for access. Contact the UCLA Library Special Collections Reference Desk for paging information. Restrictions on Use and Reproduction Property rights to the physical object belong to the UCLA Library Special Collections. Literary rights, including copyright, are retained by the creators and their heirs. It is the responsibility of the researcher to determine who holds the copyright and pursue the copyright owner or his or her heir for permission to publish where The UC Regents do not hold the copyright. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Black Mask. UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library. UCLA Catalog Record ID UCLA Catalog Record ID: 3786559 Scope and Content Black Mask was a detective fiction magazine. The Library owns most of the issues from 1920 through 1951, but we do not have the complete run. Please check the container list for specific issues. Galactic Central's Black Mask checklist Wikipedia's Black Mask entry Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. Subjects Black Mask 1920 Box 1, Vol. 1 April 1920 : Issue 1 Scope and Content Note photocopy; no cover Box 1, Vol. 1 May 1920 : Issue 2 Scope and Content Note Cover by William Grotz Box 1, Vol. 1 July 1920 : Issue 4 Scope and Content Note no cover Box 1, Vol. 1 August 1920 : Issue 5 Scope and Content Note no cover Finding Aid for Black Mask, 2 1920-1951. 1920 Box 1, Vol. 2 October 1920 : Issue 1 Scope and Content Note Cover by William Grotz; cover corner missing Box 1, Vol. 2 December 1920 : Issue 3 Scope and Content Note Cover by William Grotz 1921 Box 1, Vol. 2 January 1921 : Issue 4 Scope and Content Note Cover by Archie Gunn. Cover damage and missing some of the edge Box 1, Vol. 2 March 1921 : Issue 6 Scope and Content Note Cover by unknown. Cover edges torn Box 1, Vol. 3 April 1921 : Issue 1 Scope and Content Note Cover by William Grotz. Cover torn and damage. Box 1, Vol. 3 June 1921 : Issue 3 Scope and Content Note No cover and photocopy Box 1, Vol. 3 July 1921 : Issue 4 Scope and Content Note No cover and photocopy Box 1, Vol. 4 November 1921 : Issue 2 Scope and Content Note Cover by unknown Box 1, Vol. 4 December 1921 : Issue 3 Scope and Content Note Cover by unknown. 1922 Box 1, Vol. 4 January 1922 : Issue 4 Scope and Content Note Cover by unknown and very fragile. Box 2, Vol. 4 February 1922 : Issue 5 Scope and Content Note cover detach Box 2, Vol. 5 May 1922 : Issue 2 Scope and Content Note missing cover Finding Aid for Black Mask, 3 1920-1951. 1922 Box 2, Vol. 5 June 1922 : Issue 3 Scope and Content Note missing cover Box 2, Vol. 5 October 1922 : Issue 6 Scope and Content Note 2 issues, one cover is faded. Box 2, Vol. 5 September 1922 : Issue 6 Box 2, Vol. 5 November 1922 : Issue 7 Scope and Content Note cover damage. Box 2, Vol. 5 December 1922 : Issue 8 Scope and Content Note cover detached 1923 Box 2, Vol. 5 January 1923 : Issue 10 Scope and Content Note missing cover Box 2, Vol. 5 February 1923 : Issue 11 Scope and Content Note cover damage Box 2, Vol. 5 March 1 1923 : Issue 13 Scope and Content Note 2 copies, 1 original and 1 photocopy Box 2, Vol. 5 March 15 1923 : Issue 14 Box 2, Vol. 6 April 15 1923 : Issue 2 Scope and Content Note April 15 1923; very fragile Box 2, Vol. 6 May 15 1923 : Issue 4 Box 2, Vol. 6 June 1 1923 : Issue 5 Box 2, Vol. 6 July 1 1923 : Issue 7 Box 2, Vol. 6 July 1 1923 : Issue 8 Box 2, Vol. 6 July 15 1923 : Issue 8 Box 3, Vol. 6 August 15 1923 : Issue 10 Box 3, Vol. 6 September 1 1923 : Issue 11 Box 3, Vol. 6 November 1 1923 : Issue 14 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 3, Vol. 6 October 15 1923 : Issue 14 Box 3, Vol. 6 November 1 1923 : Issue 15 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 3, Vol. 6 November 15 1923 : Issue 16 Finding Aid for Black Mask, 4 1920-1951. 1923 Box 3, Vol. 6 December 1 1923 : Issue 17 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 3, Vol. 6 December 15 1923 : Issue 18 1924 Box 3, Vol. 6 January 1 1924 : Issue 19 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 3, Vol. 6 January 15 1924 : Issue 20 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 3, Vol. 6 February 1 1924 : Issue 21 Box 3, Vol. 6 February 15 1924 : Issue 22 Box 3, Vol. 6 March 1 1924 : Issue 23 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 3, Vol. 6 March 15 1924 : Issue 24 Box 3, Vol. 7 April 1 1924 : Issue 1 Box 3, Vol. 7 April 15 1924 : Issue 2 Box 4, Vol. 7 July 1924 : Issue 5 Box 4, Vol. 7 August 1924 : Issue 6 Box 4, Vol. 7 September 1924 : Issue 7 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 4, Vol. 7 October 1924 : Issue 8 Box 4, Vol. 7 November 1924 : Issue 9 Scope and Content Note photocopy 1925 Box 4, Vol. 7 February 1925 : Issue 12 Scope and Content Note photocopy; black buckram cover and volume number is 8 on the spine. Box 4, Vol. 8 August 1925 : Issue 6 Box 4, Vol. 8 October 1925 : Issue 8 Scope and Content Note photocopy 1926 Box 4, Vol. 9 March 1926 : Issue 1 Scope and Content Note cover torn Box 4, Vol. 9 April 1926 : Issue 2 Box 4, Vol. 9 May 1926 : Issue 3 Finding Aid for Black Mask, 5 1920-1951. 1926 Box 4, Vol. 9 August 1926 : Issue 6 Scope and Content Note cover fragile Box 4, Vol. 9 September 1926 : Issue 7 Scope and Content Note very fragile Box 4, Vol. 9 November 1926 : Issue 9 Box 4, Vol. 9 December 1926 : Issue 10 Scope and Content Note cover torn and fragile 1927 Box 4, Vol. 9 January 1927 : Issue 11 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 5, Vol. 9 February 1927 : Issue 12 Box 5, Vol. 10 March 1927 : Issue 1 Box 5, Vol. 10 April 1927 : Issue 2 Box 5, Vol. 10 May 1927 : Issue 3 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 5, Vol. 10 June 1927 : Issue 4 Box 5, Vol. 10 July 1927 : Issue 5 Box 5, Vol. 10 August 1927 : Issue 6 Box 5, Vol. 10 September 1927 : Issue 7 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 5, Vol. 10 October 1927 : Issue 8 Box 5, Vol. 10 November 1927 : Issue 9 Box 5, Vol. 10 December 1927 : Issue 10 1928 Box 5, Vol. 10 January 1928 : Issue 11 Box 5, Vol. 10 February 1928 : Issue 12 Box 5, Vol. 11 March 1928 : Issue 1 Box 5, Vol. 11 April 1928 : Issue 2 Box 5, Vol. 11 May 1928 : Issue 3 Box 5, Vol. 11 June 1928 : Issue 4 Scope and Content Note photocopy Box 5, Vol. 11 July 1928 : Issue 5 Box 5, Vol. 11 August 1928 : Issue 6 Box 5, Vol. 11 September 1928 : Issue 7 Box 6, Vol. 11 October 1928 : Issue 8 Scope and Content Note Cover by Fred Craft -- "Black Sheep's Return" by Nels LeRoy Jorgensen Finding Aid for Black Mask, 6 1920-1951. 1928 Box 6, Vol. 11 November 1928 : Issue 9 Scope and Content Note Cover by Fred Craft -- "Black Lives" by Dashiell Hammett and "The Sky Trap" by Raoul F Whitfield Box 6, Vol. 11 December 1928 : Issue 10 Scope and Content Note Cover by J.W. Schlaikjer -- "The Next Stiff: an Ed Jenkins Story" by Erle Stanley Gardner and "Over the River" by Eugene Cunningham 1929 Box 6, Vol. 11 January 1929 : Issue 11 Scope and Content Note Photocopy; Cover by Fred Craft -- "One Crook to Another: an Ed Jenkins Story" by Erle Stanley Gardner and "Black Honeymoon" by Dashiell Hammett Box 6, Vol. 11 February 1929 : Issue 12 Scope and Content Note Photocopy;Cover by J.W. Schlaikjer -- "Laughing Death" by Raoul Whitfield and "The Taste of Blood" by Tom Curry Box 6, Vol. 12 March 1929 : Issue 1 Scope and Content Note Cover by Fred Craft --"Race Williams in tags of Death" by Carroll John Daly Box 6, Vol. 12 April 1929 : Issue 2 Scope and Content Note Cover by H.
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