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First U. S. edition by A. L. Burt of this very popular book at the time. Light shelf wear at covers, except top right corner corner which is frayes about 1/4 inch. Name has been inscribed on first flyleaf page. Otherwise pages are in very good condition.

British reprint of the 1951 rare classic Arthur Crook mystery in the Collins Black Dagger Crime Crime series with an introduction (Forward) my Marjorie Eccles.This is a hardly noticeable ex-library book in almost Fine condition. Library stamps on the title page and on the top edges (only visible when book is closed). Unclipped dj (BPS 13.99) is in Fine condition but has been scotch-taped to the book from the flaps. Dj encased in a transparent protective cover. Book itself appears "as new" except for the aforementioned library stamps and a small label on the spine..

This stated first U. S. edition is an English translation of the 1962 mystery nover. Translated from the French by Stuart Gilbert. The book is in 'As New" condition. The unclipped dj ($12.95) has some fairly light wrinkling on the insider front flap and miniscule wrikling on the front cover. Also very light wear at sections of the edges.
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Very rare copy of author's first book featuring the lady detectivge Madame Storey. First edition by the Doran Co. There may have been an earlier edition by another publisher.
The book (no dust jacket) is in excellent condition for its age. Light wear at bottom of spine, more pronounced at the top spine edges, otherwise miniscule wear on covers; and light smudge; small smudges on the table of contents page and top of page 17; and light pencil marks (previously erased) on the first flyleaf page. Tight binding. Pages are clean, clear, without marks, folds or foxing.

Stated first US edition. Number line on copyright page "BCDE". Translated by Eileen Ellenbogen.
The book is in 'As new' conditon except for some light wear/spotting along the inside cover edges . The dj has The unclipped dj ($7.95) has miniscule wear at the bottom of the dj spine. t.

Stated first American Edition. Number line on copyright page reads, "BCDE." Reprint of the 1959 Maigret classic. Translated from the French by Robert Btain.
Both the book and unclipped dj ($11.95) are in 'As New' condition.

!986 reprint of a Maigret classic. Translated by Geoffrey Sainsberry. Both the book and the unclipped dj ($13,95) are in 'Like New' condition excep for a small fold at the bottom of the front dj flap (see photos).

First edition and the earliest date of publication by any publisher. A Saturnin Dax mystery. The book is in excellent readable conditon. Printing is clear, without tears, folds, marks or foxing. However, all pages have age toning at the edges, there are impressions of paper clips at the top of seveal flyleaf pages and marks from scotch tape on the inside covers and front and back flyleaf pages. The covers have light wear at the top and bottom of the spine and some dark areas of varied density on the front and particularly back covers. The dj ($2.25, encased in a PLASTI-KLEER cover) is in excellent conditon overall despite tape marks on the flaps and a light water stain visible at the top of the flaps.

Stated first edition. Cover has some buckling on front and cracking along spine at inside rear cover. Shelf wear at edges of the cover. pages are in excellent condition, near fine.

The five volumes are all in excellent condition . With some very slight fading on the spines. No Djs. following are titles: The Golden Age I (351 Pgs) The Golden Age II (351 Pgs. The Grand Masters (351 pgs) The Forties (352 Pgs) The Fifties ((351 Pgs)Sold as a set.

Stated first American edition. Book is in virtually new condition. Dj has shelf wear evident along edges but no tears of blemishes. Features Porter's lesser known amateur detective, the Honorable Constance Morrison-Burke (AKA HonCon). .

:Presumed first printing. First American Edition stated on copyright page. Very slight shelf wear on cover. Otherwise, book in fine - new condition.. No dj.

Author's full signature on first fly-leaf page. First edition. Cover and text pages are in excellent condition: no tears, foxing or marks. Light shelf wear at cover corners. Foxing and light spotting on first fly-leaf page and some of back endpapers (including advert pages).

Presumed first edition and first printing as there are no other dates shown. Light shelf wear on cover except for washed out wear on spine and along edges of spine. Otherwise book is in Fine condition. Tight binding. Pages are clean and clear, without tears, marks, folds or foxing.

First UK edition; presumed first printing. Author's signature on title page. Both book and dj are in "as new" condition. ""Signed"" sticker on spine of dust Jacket. Unclipped dj is encased in a Plasti-Kleer type cover. Eleventh book in the Falco series. CWA Winner of Ellis Peters Historical Dagger Award.

: First UK edition; presumed first printing. Author's signature on title page. Both book and dj are in "as new" condition. ""Signed"" sticker on spine of dust Jacket. Unclipped dj is encased in a Plasti-Kleer type cover.

One of Grisham's earliest and most read legal thrillers. Other than some very slight fraying at the top and bottom of the spine area of the dust jacket, the book is in new condition.

Cover is in near fine condition: no faults, tight biding. Dust jacet is in good condition with some light fraying along top and bottom of front. Pages are in excellent condition without any marks, tears or foxing.

Not dated. Probably published in the 1930s. The end of the book is followed by a several page list of books selling for 2 / each. Book is in fine conditon except for some shadowing on front and back fly-leafs. Dj has a slight tear (about 1/4"x1/2" at bottom near spine and some slight wrinkling near bottom of front. Dj is covered with "Just a Fold" transparent book cover

First edition of the book from the Sun Dial Press. Pages are clear without tears or blemishes. The inside of the front and rear covers and the pages facing them have darkened. Light shelf wear on covers except along the top and bottom of spines which have chippiing.