Vintage 70s & 80s Sci-Fi Paperbacks Choice

Travel to distant galaxies and forgotten worlds with this collection of vintage science fiction paperbacks. This listing allows you to choose one book from the classic titles available, perfect for the avid reader or collector. These books have the distinct charm of their time, with fantastic cover art and stories from masters of the genre. All books are in readable condition but, given their age, they show various signs of a life well-read, such as cover wear or creasing. This selection makes a great gift for any science fiction fan, a collector of pulp novels, or anyone looking to add some vintage character to their bookshelf.

Please select one from the following titles:
1. Secret of the Red Spot by Eando Binder (1971)
2. Mahars of Pellucidar by John Eric Holmes (1976) - Has a name written on the inside cover.
3. The Hounds of Skaith by Leigh Brackett (1976) - Book 2 in a series. Has a name written on the inside cover.
4. The Glory That Was by L. Sprague de Camp (1971)
5. Ten Million Years to Friday by John Lymington (1967) - The cover is starting to separate from the spine.
6. To Open the Sky by Robert Silverberg (1967)
7. Traveler: Terminal Road by D.B. Drumm (1986) - Book 8 in the series.
8. Star Rebel by F.M. Busby (1984)
9. Then Beggars Could Ride by R.F. Nelson (1976)

These paperbacks remain in good vintage condition, showcasing an honest patina of time through softened spine edges and naturally yellowed pages. Whether displayed as a visual cornerstone for a dedicated "Archives" library or kept as a reference for classic genre tropes, this collection brings an enduring, imaginative energy to any curated interior.

This item is vintage, over 40 years old.