[Tigger]

Uploaded the following:-

Wings Comics 006 (Fiche)
Wings Comics 007 (Fiche)
Wings Comics 009 (Fiche)
Wings Comics 008 (Fiche)
Charlton - Hillbilly Comics 003 (1956)
Columbia - Big Shot Comics 009 (1941)
Fawcett - Unknown World 001 (1952)
Police Comics 097 (1949)

Enjoy

Tigger

[boox909]

...sniff... ... tears of happiness... 

B.

[Yoc]

Great work Tigger.  Thanks for sharing!

[Aussie500]

Thanks Tigger, although in future could you please keep in mind that they need to be golden age or older. The cutoff point is 1955. l left the Hillbilly Comics 003 there anyway

[Tigger]

I had always believed that the golden age ended with the pubication of DC's Showcase issue number 7, dated September-October 1956, or should I say that the silver age started with this.

Tigger

[boox909]

I argue for a number 'touchstones' as markers of the end of the golden age for specific company continuities, such as, Blackhawk #107 for Quality (Dec 1956, last Quality Blackhawk of course), Action #198 for DC (Nov 1954, last GA Vigilante in my opinion), and Adventure #207 (Dec 1954, last GA Johnny Quick).

The above are my choices for Quality's and DC's ending golden age periods, I realize others might think differently -- however, I do agree with Tigger that the latter half of 1956 signaled the end of the overall golden age and the beginning of the silver age.

B.
nerd 

I had always believed that the golden age ended with the pubication of DC's Showcase issue number 7, dated September-October 1956, or should I say that the silver age started with this.

Tigger