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by Edgar Rice Burroughs from Urbanite ~ Vol. 1, No. 10 ~ April 4, 1924 Until now this article has been long sought after by ERB fans. I have recently retrieved it from my father's archive and it is presented here as a fine example of my grandfather's sense of humor and of his very colorful past. We've displayed it in text format accompanied by full-sized scans of the actual pages. http://www.johncolemanburroughs.com/mag/1144.html |
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written by my father's namesake -- John M. Coleman -- during the darkest moments of those darkest of times in our nation's history. 
An Oration On The Crisis and Its Causes ~ July 4, 1863 by Hon. John M. Coleman http://www.johncolemanburroughs.com/mag/1175.html |
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from The Personal Correspondence File of John Coleman and Jane Ralston Burroughs |
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the Dean of ERB Collectors Stanleigh B. Vinson From the '50s and '60s Letters from the files of JCB and ERB, Inc. http://www.johncolemanburroughs.com/mag/1186.html |
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1,100 Titles ~ 80 Web Pages An Illustrated and Documented List of the volumes contained in ERB's Personal Library 1875-1950 http://www.ERBzine.com/dan |
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Treasure of the Black Falcon Al Hanson's Gridley Wave Review & Fan Letters JCB's last novel, Treasure of the Black Falcon, was published by Ballantine Books, Inc., March 1967. It had been written twenty years earlier but was shelved and forgotten after numerous rejections. During the Burroughs boom of the '60s, however, brother Hulbert came across the manuscript and submitted it to Ballantine Books where it was eagerly accepted. http://www.johncolemanburroughs.com/mag/1173.html |
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one of many that my grandfather submitted to newspapers around the country in 1917 and 1918: "To The Mother" Part of the ERB and The Great War Series www.johncolemanburroughs.com/mag/1169.html |
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of Edgar Rice Burroughs Through the Years in Pictures: Part I http://www.johncolemanburroughs.com/mag/1164.html |
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Correspondence between Edgar Rice Burroughs and Herbert Hungerford of "The American News Trade Journal." These letters lead up to an article by my grandfather in which he expresses his love of books and the collecting of books, as well as his views on book marketing. He also shares entertaining anecdotes about his early years as a bookstore owner in Pocatello, Idaho and as a door-to-door book salesman in Chicago and Oak Park. |
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given by Brian Bohnett at Madonna University in 2003 CHARLES KING: THE SOLDIER AUTHOR ERB: THE MASTER OF ADVENTURE Part I and Part II featuring A surprising letter from William H. Butts: former principal of Michigan Military Academy. http://www.johncolemanburroughs.com/mag/1170.html http://www.johncolemanburroughs.com/mag/1171.html |
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Sgt. Frank E. Shonfeld of the British Army on April 21, 1941. This was done at the request of ERB, then living in Hawaii, to show his appreciation for Shonfeld's support over the years. The collage features some
of the major ERB characters that JCB had illustrated:
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A Final Photo & Verse Tribute by Larry Lingeman with additional photos by Steve Ramada and Peter O'Keefe of the Tarzana Cultural Center plus AN AERIAL VIEW OF THE TARZANA ESTATE http://www.johncolemanburroughs.com/mag/1162.html |
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John Coleman Burroughs Comments on the Arthur Weiss Screenplay: Tarzan of the Apes |
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Two JCB Posters from Jerry O'Hara
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