This first group all came from Barry Ergang. I would suggest folks check it out. Barry is planning a move to smaller quarters and is winnowing his collection down. I think you’ll find stuff you want, maybe too much. I had to force myself to stop this time around. I could have gotten another dozen easily. He offers great prices and only a nominal amount for shipping & handling, unlike the used book sites who attach a fixed amount for each book from the same order(that’s how they can charge $.01 for some books and still make money).
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1: Killers Are My Meat – Stephen Marlowe: these first six are all, of course, Chester Drum novels
2: Death Is My Comrade – Stephen Marlowe
3: Trouble Is My Name – Stephen Marlowe
4: Violence Is My Business – Stephen Marlowe
5: The Second Longest Night – Stephen Marlowe
6: Jeopardy Is My Job – Stephen Marlowe
7: Ghost Town Gold – William Colt MacDonald: another of his Three Mesquiteers novels.
8: Bloody Murdock – Robert Ray: Matt Murdoc is an ex-Vietnam vet and a Laguna Beach P.I. And you thought he was Daredevil.
The rest are all purchases or books sent for review:
9: Star Wars: X-Wing: Mercy Kill – Aaron Austin: one of my now infrequent Star Wars buys. I like the author and the series within a series.
10: The Man Called Noon – Louis L’Amour: don’t need to say more.
11: Menace of The Saucers – Eando Binder: an SF novel by Earl and Otto Binder. I think Bill recently highlighted this one on his paperback feature.
12: Bragg: The Missing and The Dead – Jack Lunch: a novel in the P.I. Peter Bragg series.
and the ebooks:
13: Everville: The City of Worms(review copy) – Roy Huff: second in the young adult fantasy series.
14: Common Enemy(review copy) _ Richard David Bach: a P.I. novel sent for review.
15: Not Dead Yet(review copy) – Pegi Price: first two novels in a new legal thriller series.
16: Still Not Dead(review copy) – Pegi Price
17: The Complete Cases of Max Latin – Norbert Davis: all the pulp character’s stories in one volume.
18: On The Train – Rebecca Cantrell: a short story offered free by the author, a favorite horror writer.
19: Crytozoica – Mark Ellis: another favorite author, he wrtw Outlanders series under the house name James Axler for Gold Eagle.
20: Redemption(review copy) – Andrew Joyce: the subtitle is The Further Adventures of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer. The guys are all grown up in this one.
Not The Baseball Pitcher 
The man called noon. Wish I had that one to read over fresh. I remember how much I loved it.
The Marlowes are great fun, Randy. I read an earlier collection of Max Latins and I’m looking forward to catching up on his adventures. The Binders were very popular in their day, which I’m afraid has passed.
Ooooh! I want those Chester Drum paperbacks, except the two of them I already have. Dang.
I have been winnowing too but mostly to the book sales or libraries.
Menace of the Saucers was all Otto Binder. Eando started out as Earl and Otto, but Earl left the writing partnership about twenty years before this one came out.
I bought the sequel, Night of the Saucers, back in 1970, but haven’t come across a physical copy of Menace to this day. That is one rare paperback!