The Old Judge (Lipset)

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Posted By: <b>David Hornish</b><p>I am wondering if anyone has photocopies/scans of certain issues. I am missing Nos. 25, 26, 27, 32 and anything past #48. I'd like to complete the run and from what I read #49 was never issued but #50 was.....any help appreciated.<br /><br />I can offer scans/copies in return, please contact me off list as this is a borderline B/S/T I think.<br /><br />Dave

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Posted By: <b>Harry Wallace (HW)</b><p>Have you tried contacting Lew?

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Posted By: <b>Judge Dred (Fred)</b><p>There is no issue #49. From what I understand there is an issue 50 and 51. <br /><br />The following is the run as I know it:<br /><br />1 - 5<br />5A<br />6<br />6A<br />7 - 34<br /><br />Note that issues 1 - 34 were done on heavy stock paper.<br /><br />The following is a break down of issues 35 - ???<br /><br />Issues 35 and later were done on very thin "newspaper" type stock. I believe that issue 38 does not have the issue number on the title page like the others do. The only thing that would shoot a hole in that theory is that the copyright is 1990 for what I think is issue 38. Issue 35 has a copyright date of 1991. Issues 36 - 38 have a 1990 copyright. Issues 39 - 41 have a 1991 copyright date. Issues 42 - 46 have a 1992 copyright. Issues 47/48 (copyright 1993) was a double issue. Lew said there was no 49 but I don't have issues 50 or 51. If they exist, I'd like to see them. <br /><br />Every once in a while you can find a run of these periodicals on ebay. The last full run was broken down into series of 5 issues each. The first grouping (issues 1-5) went for about $12. The following issues all went for about $25 - $40 per grouping of 5 issues. <br /><br />Old hobby periodicals are great to look at. Older hobby auction catalogs also have a lot of neat graphics. The old auction catalogs are great reference material but the periodicals had some interesting commentary and articles. <br /><br />The older SCD issues and The Trader Speaks are always kind of fun to look at. If you can pick them up cheap they're worth the nostalgia trip.

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Posted By: <b>leon</b><p>I agree there is no #49 (never seen one) but I am sitting here looking at #50. It came out on Jan 1994 and was 8 pages. I have never heard there was a #51. The #50 was the first issue since the previous January. It was stated it (#50) was the last issue in the opening comments. Hope this helps....

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Posted By: <b>joe</b><p>Judge, I have the complete run of these, I don't see a 5A, do you have one? I had a subsription for these, never had a 5A.<br /><br />Joe<br><br>Ty Cobb, Spikes flying!