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pocket book, , (first PB 1950), . 709, reading copy, damaged cover hardboiled mystery, paperback,

Bantam, 1958. First Printing. Bantam 1727. Very Good condition.

pocket book, , (first PB 1950), . 709, very good hardboiled mystery, paperback,

pocket book, , (first PB 1950), . 709, very good -fine, reading crease hardboiled mystery, paperback,

New York: Pocket Books, Inc., [1950]. First paperback edition. Rubbing to spine edges, crease to lower front right corner, stress creases to covers, a very good copy. (26681). Small octavo, pictorial wrappers. Pocket Book 709. A Paul Pine detective novel.

pocket book, , (first PB 1950), . 709, almost near fine, hardboiled mystery, paperback,

Bobbs Merrill , Indianapolis , IN , 1949 First Edition Stated 222 page Hardcover in Dust Jacket.Vintage Hard boiled mystery. Inscribed by the Author to noted bookseller , author and publisher Oswald Train with his book plate on the front paste down .A good to very good book with light edge wear, light soiling , text lightly toned, light foxing to the end papers . Book plate of noted Bookseller, author and publisher Oswald Train , in a good to very good price clipped dust jacket with dust soiling edge wear, small chips . See Photos LR4/1E

Indianapolis, New York: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, [1949]. First edition. Light damp stain to upper edges of early leaves, cloth is a bit grubby and gold lettering to front and spine dulled and tarnished, a good copy in a bright, nearly fine dust jacket with a touch of shelf wear to the corner tips. (30814). Octavo, cloth. Inscribed and signed by Browne (signed as Howard "John Evan" Browne) on the front free end paper. The fourth Paul Pine novel. "...feature[s] Chicago private detective Paul Pine, one of the best of the plethora of tough-guy heroes from that era. Although the Pine novels are solidly in the tradition of Raynond Chandler, they have a complexity and character all their own and are too well crafted to be imitations." - Pronzini and Muller: 1001 Midnights: The Aficionado's Guide to Mystery and Detective Fiction, p.96-97. Hubin, p. 270.