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Serrated knife making incisions alongside the membrane lines of half a grapefruit

Orange squeezing

Punica granatum, Pomegranate broken in half revealing red seed clusters, whole Pomegranate in background

Squashed tomato on a plate, view from above

Punica granatum, whole Pomegranate and opened sections of fruit revealing seeds

Pumpkin with slice removed, showing fleshy pulp, seeds, and orange rind

Citrus fruits, including Oranges, Lemons, Limes, whole and cut in half

Cucurbita pepo (Spaghetti Marrow), cross section showing strands, close-up

Pestle and mortar, mixture of curry ingredients inside

Bowls of black tamarind pulp and jelly

Chocolate milkshake, artwork F007 / 8266
Chocolate milkshake, artwork

Slip hazard
MODEL RELEASED. Slip hazard. Tomato seeds on a kitchen floor

Tooth cross-section, artwork. The upper (biting) surfaces of the tooth are at top, with the lower sections (bottom) embedded in the gums and jaw bone (not shown)

Dental implant, artwork
Dental implant. Artworks showing the process of replacing a tooth (incisor) with a dental implant. At upper left, front lower teeth and a dental instrument are shown in a case of receding

Root canal dental treatment, artwork
Root canal dental treatment. Computer artwork showing a drill (top left) being used to clear out the root canals (blue) of a decayed tooth

Paper-making, Japan, artwork C016 / 2021
Paper-making (1804). Artwork showing workers using a stirring device to make pulp for paper. This woodblock print is by the Japanese artist Hokusai (1760-1849)

Paper mill, Northfleet, Kent

Paper mill, France C017 / 7914
Paper mill. Roll of paper produced on machine 3 at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp, paper and timber manufacturer UPM-Kymmene

Paper mill, France C017 / 7913
Paper mill. Paper being formed from paper pulp on machine 3 at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp

Paper mill, France C017 / 7911
Paper mill. Ink being removed from recycled paper pulp at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp

Paper mill, France C017 / 7910
Paper mill. Worker with a sample of paper pulp at the Chapelle Darblay paper mill, Grand Couronne, France. This paper mill is operated by the Finnish pulp, paper and timber manufacturer UPM-Kymmene

American magazine cover, 1931
SCIENCE FICTION COVER, 1931. American magazine cover, 1931

American science fiction magazine cover, 1939, by Robert Fuqua
SCIENCE FICTION COVER, 1939. American science fiction magazine cover, 1939, by Robert Fuqua

SCI-FI MAGAZINE COVER, 1930. American magazine cover, 1930

Cover by Leo Morey for an American science fiction magazine of 1930
SCIENCE FICTION COVER, 1930. Cover by Leo Morey for an American science fiction magazine of 1930

Cover by Frank R. Paul for an American science fiction magazine, 1941
SCI-FI MAGAZINE COVER, 1941. Cover by Frank R. Paul for an American science fiction magazine, 1941

American magazine cover, 1929
SCIENCE FICTION MAGAZINE. American magazine cover, 1929

American science fiction magazine Amazing Stories, May 1929. Illustration by Frank R. Paul
SCIENCE FICTION COVER, 1929. American science fiction magazine Amazing Stories, May 1929. Illustration by Frank R. Paul

Black Magic
US comic cited as an example of the need to prevent the sale of unsuitable comics to children, 1954-1955 Date: 1954-1955

Frankenstein Comic
US comic cited as an example of the need to prevent the sale of unsuitable comics to children, 1954-1955 Date: 1954-1955

Amorous Confessions front cover
Front cover of a pulp fiction paperback featuring a blonde woman posing in seductively in a blue dress to reveal her stockings. Date: 1950s

The Copy Cat Killings - front cover by David Wright
Front cover of a pulp fiction paperback, The Copy-Cat Killings by Martin Thomas, with a vampish femme fatale painted by David Wright. Date: 1950

Book cover by David Wright You Can Call It a Day by Peter Ch
Book jacket designed by David Wright for the title, You Can Call it a Day by Peter Cheney featuring a red-haired woman wearing an alluringly, transparent black dress

Book cover by David Wright Ladies Won t Wait by Peter Cheney
Book jacket designed by David Wright for the title, Ladies Won t Wait by Peter Cheney featuring a a woman seductively revealing an elegant shoulder as her red dress falls down. Date: c.1950

Paper Mill, Corner Brook - Newfoundland
Paper and Pulp Mill, Corner Brook - Newfoundland and Labrador Date: circa 1910s

G-Man vs The Red X book back cover
Back cover of a pulp fiction thriller called G-Man vs the Red X showing a sinister shadowy figure looking through a window at a riverside scene bathed in red. Date: 1936

Insect God, Wonder Stories Scifi Magazine Cover
THE MOON MISTRESS - the insect god prepares to give his hungry followers a tasty dinner of raw Earthman. Date: 1932

Masterminds of Venus, Amazing Stories Scifi Magazine Cover
MASTER MINDS OF VENUS - Friendly Venerians [sic] come to help Earthfolk Date: 1934

Norwegian Wasp (Dolichovespula norwegica) adult worker, collecting wood pulp for nest building material, Powys, Wales, april

Incisor tooth, light micrograph
Incisor tooth. Light micrograph of a section through an incisor. Incisors are located near the front of the mouth and are used for cutting through tough foods, particularly meat

X-ray of teeth
False-colour dental x-ray of teeth from the right hand side of a 45 year old male mouth. The red areas are fillings, while the green area in the tooth at bottom left is a patch of caries

Carrot juice. Woman holding a glass of carrot juice made from raw carrots (Daucus carota). Carrots are root vegetables that are rich in vitamin A (retinol) and contain some fibre

Magazine paper, SEM
Magazine paper, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Paper mostly consists of a mesh of softened and pulped wood fibres

Tooth pain, toothache
Tooth. Transparent cross section of a molar tooth with arteries (red), veins (purple) and nerves (green). Computer artwork depicting tooth pain (highlighted in red)

Teeth, cross section
Four adult teeth. Transparent cross sections with arteries (red), veins (purple) and nerves (green). Computer artwork

Human tooth anatomy, diagram
Human tooth anatomy. Diagram of a cross-section through a human tooth to show its anatomical structure. The two main areas are the crown (above the gum-line) and the root (embedded in the gum)

Cider production, 19th century artwork. Apples from an orchard (outside door) are being crushed in a horse-driven mill (right)

Paper, SEM
Paper, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Paper mostly consists of a mesh of softened and pulped wood fibres

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Step into the captivating world of "pulp" - a realm where imagination knows no bounds. The covers of Astounding Stories and Amazing Stories Sci-fi magazines beckon you to explore uncharted territories, where the extraordinary becomes reality. In one cover, an otherworldly city hidden on the lunar surface awaits your discovery. Its ethereal glow hints at secrets yet to be unveiled. Another cover showcases a menacing mad robot, its metallic frame exuding both power and danger. Will it bring chaos or salvation? But not all is mechanical in this realm of wonder; behold a fearsome monster tsetse fly with its grotesque features dominating another magazine cover. Its presence sends shivers down your spine as you ponder what unimaginable horrors lie within those pages. Travel back in time with H. G. Wells' iconic War of the Worlds illustration from 1927, capturing the essence of intergalactic warfare that has enthralled generations. Witnessing towering metal robots wreak havoc upon Earth's cities leaves you breathless. Yet amidst these fantastical tales, there are also glimpses of ingenuity and innovation. Behold HMS Habbakuk in section - a colossal ship made entirely out of ice. A testament to human creativity pushing boundaries beyond comprehension. And while we marvel at these extraordinary stories, let us not forget the simple pleasures found within pulp's pages - juicing carrots for vitality and health or encountering unexpected allies like a loyal lion by our side against formidable foes. Thrilling Wonder Stories introduces us to giant ants that tower over humanity, reminding us that even in fiction's wildest imaginings lies an underlying truth: nature can always surprise us with its awe-inspiring creations. So step into this world where dreams come alive through vibrant illustrations and gripping narratives; immerse yourself in pulp's enchanting embrace as it transports you beyond reality's limitations into realms only limited by your own imagination.