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• fep •  The Inner World • interior artwork by Sanjulian
• bp •  Half Title Page: "I tore the (spear) loose, and drove it...into the gaping jaws of the hydrophidian." • interior artwork by William Stout
• bp •  Frontispiece (At the Earth's Core) • (1965) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta (variant of "She moved as one in a trance straight toward the reptile." 1968)
• 4 • Illustrations (titles and credit) • essay by uncredited
• 4 •  "The clumsy spears of the Sogoths were no match for the swords of the Sarian and Amozite" • (1966) • interior artwork by Reed Crandall
• 8 •  Sea Serpent • (1997) • interior artwork by Jeff Jones [as by Jeffrey Catherine Jones]
• 13 • Foreword: Yes, the Golden Age of Science Fiction is Twelve • essay by Phillip R. Burger
• 16 •  Tripdar Attack • (1968) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta (variant of "They buried their talons in his back.")
• 24 •  Dian the Beautiful • (1976) • interior artwork by William Stout
• 25 • Artist Preface (At the Earth's Core) • essay by William Stout
• 28 •  A.C. McClurg & Co. ad for "At the Earth's Core" in the Chicago Tribune • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 29 • Introduction (At the Earth's Core) • essay by Jim Gerlach
• 32 •  Mahar Menace • (2015) • interior artwork by Jamie Chase
• 33 • At the Earth's Core • [Pellucidar • 1] • (1922) • novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs
• 33 •  Tripdar • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 34 •  "[H]e advanced rapidly to meet us" • (2015) • interior artwork by Jamie Chase
• 38 •  Perry and Innes posing with a model of the prospector • (1967) • interior artwork by James Cawthorn [as by Jim Cawthorn]
• 48 •  Porthole Glimpse • (2015) • interior artwork by Jamie Chase
• 56 •  "One of the creatures swung down headforemost grasping me beneath my armpits" • (1965) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta (variant of "One of the creatures swung down headforemost, grasping me beneath my armpits." 1968)
• 61 •  "[W]e stepped out to stand in silent contemplation of a landscape at once weird and beautiful." • (1966) • interior artwork by Reed Crandall
• 64 •  "The awful thing behind me was gaining rapidly..." • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 72 •  "[O]ne of the creatures...Swung me in safety up among his fellows" • (1966) • interior artwork by Reed Crandall (variant of cover art for ERB-dom, #15 February 1966) [as by Reed Crandell]
• 76 •  Cover art for "At the Earth's Core" portfolio • (1968) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta (variant of At the Earth's Core cover art)
• 88 •  Sagoth • interior artwork by William Stout
• 89 •  Sabertooth • (2001) • interior artwork by William Stout
• 92 •  The Endless Horizon • (2000) • interior artwork by Tom Yeates [as by Thomas Yeates]
• 96 •  Dian the Beautiful • (1965) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta (variant of Jacket design for a proposed edition of Pellucidar)
• 110 •  Map of Pellucidar • (1962) • interior artwork by Mahlon Blaine (variant of Pellucidar (map))
• 112 •  "The queen of the all-powerful Mahars of Pellucidar" • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 126 •  "The tiger was upon the bull's back, clinging to the huge neck with powerful fangs." • (1995) • interior artwork by William Stout
• 128 •  In the Arena • (2015) • interior artwork by Jamie Chase
• 138 •  "I tore the (spear) loose, and drove it...into the gaping jaws of the hydrophidian." • (1968) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta (variant of "With all my strength I drove the spear straight into the gaping jaws of the hydorphidian.")
• 144 •  "The man leaped in and ran his spear throught the tarag's heart" • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 148 •  "[S]he moved as one in a trance straight toward the reptile." • (1968) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta
• 152 •  Hideousss Monstrosity • (2015) • interior artwork by Jamie Chase
• 159 •  "The queen of the all-powerful Mahars of Pellucidar" • (2006) • interior artwork by William Stout
• 160 •  "I tore the spear loose, and drove it though the serpent's jaws" • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 170 •  "His huge, fanged jaws grinned in pleasurable appreciation of my predicament." • (1968) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta
• 176 •  "Still the girl advanced — chained by that clammy eye" • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 184 •  "I caught my first sight of the dominant race of the inner world." • (1968) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta
• 192 •  The Sacrifice • (2015) • interior artwork by Jamie Chase
• 204 •  Mahar Massacre • (2005) • interior artwork by Iain McCaig
• 208 •  At the Earth's Core • (1997) • interior artwork by Jeff Jones [as by Jeffrey Catherine Jones]
• 216 •  Tripdar Attack • (1968) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta (variant of "They buried their talons in his back.")
• 224 •  Pellucidar • (1997) • interior artwork by Jeff Jones [as by Jeffrey Catherine Jones]
• 226 •  "My shaft pierced the sagoth's savage heart." • (1968) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta (variant of "My shaft pierced the sagoth's savage heart ...")
• 232 •  "My shaft pierced the Sagoth's heart—he lunged at my feet stone dead." • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 238 •  "I let him have a left fair on the point of the jaw that sent him tumbling over on his back." • (1968) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta
• 246 • Artist Biographies • essay by Robert T. Garcia [as by Robert Garcia]
• 248 •  "[Dian] standing not ten paces behind me!" • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 264 •  "As the great creature darted toward us I let drive [my longest arrow]" • (1996) • interior artwork by Joe Jusko
• 269 •  "After a time we decided to set out for Sari." • (2007) • interior artwork by Tom Yeates [as by Thomas Yeates]
• 272 •  Dian Fending Off a Tripdar • (2008) • interior artwork by Tom Yeates [as by Thomas Yeates]
• 280 •  Ace paperback cover of "At the Earth's Core" • (1962) • interior artwork by Roy G. Krenkel (variant of cover art for At the Earth's Core)
• 283 •  Princess of Pellucidar • (1967) • interior artwork by Frank Frazetta (variant of Woman with spear horizontal at her side 1962)
• 288 •  "Two enourmous animals approaching us, and upon the back of each a human being." • (1922) • interior artwork by J. Allen St. John
• 295 •  "[A]nd how, without a north or a south or an east or a west may I hope to find my way across that vast world to the tiny spot where my lost love lies grieving for me?" • (1992) • interior artwork by William Stout