Original 1920 pulp issue of Fame and Fortune Weekly, No. 773, dated July 23, 1920, published by Frank Tousey.

These early dime-novel-style financial adventure stories are extremely scarce, especially with cover intact.

Featured lead story:

“Frank Fisk, The Boy Broker; or, Working the Wall St. Stock Market”

by “A Self-Made Man.”

Classic early 20th-century Wall Street adventure fiction, complete with dramatic cover art and period ads on the back pages.

Condition:

Fragile (as expected for 100+ year-old pulp). Brittle paper, spine wear, tears, chips, and some missing portions. Still readable. Cover present. Sold as-is for collectors, display, or research.

These issues were printed on low-grade newsprint and rarely survive — excellent piece of financial + pulp fiction history.

Ships carefully protected.

A 1920 original pulp “Fame and Fortune Weekly”

Issue No. 773

Dated July 23, 1920

Price originally 7 cents

Title story:

“Frank Fisk, The Boy Broker; or, Working the Wall St. Stock Market”

by “A Self-Made Man” (house pseudonym used by Frank Tousey publishers)

Publisher:

Frank Tousey – New York

(the same people who printed early “Nick Carter” detective stories)

These “dime novel” pulps were aimed at boys and were printed on super cheap acidic paper, so most disintegrated. Surviving issues — even rough ones — are collectible.