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A collection of classic horror stories published in paperback by Bestseller Library (a division of Paul Elek) in 1961.
The book is in very good condition.
The anthology includes:
Moonlight Sonata - Alexander Woolcott
The Novel of the Black Seal - Arthur Machen
Mrs Armsworth - E.F Benson
The Upper Berth - F. Marion Crawford
The Dunwich Horror - H.P Lovecraft
Was It A Dream - Guy De Maupassant
The Judge's House - Bram Stoker
The Trial For Murder - Charles Collins and Charles Dickens
The Man with a Malady - J.F. Sullivan
Sawney Bean and His Family - Scottish Traditional Tale
The Squaw - Bram Stoker
The Hair - A.J. Alan
What Was It? Fitz-James O'Brien
The Cone - H.G. Wells
The Screaming Skull - F. Marion Crawford Postal charges are based on an average weight of 750 grams. There will be a partial refund on lighter books. Additional charges may be requested for heavier items

London, Hamlyn Paperbacks. 1984. First UK edition, paperback, in very good to near fine condition.

Paperback published in 1963 by Hodder and Stoughton. In very good condition with light wear. Number 26 in the Inspector West series."Chief Inspector West of Scotland Yard has his hands full with a case involving a baby-killer who is at large. Is he dealing with a psychopath, or someone who has a twisted vendetta against the employees of a carpet importer? A reserve soldier might know more than he is admitting, and what roles are being played by a hunchback who has arms like steel, and a blonde who seems to invite trouble? West must act – fast!" Postal charges are based on an average weight of 750 grams. There will be a partial refund on lighter books. Additional charges may be requested for heavier items.

Canberra, National Library of Australia. 2007. Paperback with 80 pages sampling the range of the library's collection.
A beautiful little book, in fine condition.

Leicester, Knight, 1976. Paperback in very god condition.

New York, Simon & Schuster. First trade edition hardcover in fine condition but with a remainder strip on the lower text block edge.
96 pages of unusual and unexpected books and their covers.

Melbourne, Melbourne University Press. 2018, First edition hardcover. As new.

London, Pan Books, M58. 1964. Paperback edition in very good condition. Vintage paperback, M58

The book of the Australian film, based on the ABC television series. Paperback, published in 1972 by Horwitz. In very good used condition.

Postal charges are based on an average weight of 750 grams. There will be a partial refund on lighter books. Additional charges may be requested for heavier items

London, Penguin Allen Lane. 2006. First eidtion hardcover in very good condition. The spine is a little sun-faded.

Hardcover published by RR Bowker in 1961. The book is in very good condition but without a dust-wrapper.

A dictionary for the book trade. While there are have been changes in the industry the basic vocabulary is surprisingly unchanged.
Postal charges are based on an average weight of 750 grams. There will be a partial refund on lighter books. Additional charges may be requested for heavier items

London, Hodder & Stoughton. 1951. A later edition in good condition without its dustwrapper. An ex-libris bookplate is stuck on the isnide cover and the fron fly-leaf has been removed.

L W Currey regularly published a catalogue of collectible science fiction, fantasy and horror titles available for purchase. They were published as perfect bound paperbacks with light board covers.
Catalogue 98 Winter - Spring 1994 lists 5637 items, from Lynn Abbey to David Zindell, on 387 pages.
Old Currey catalogues are a useful resource of bibliographic information and also an interesting record of prices and fashions in genre collecting.

New York, Pantheon. 1998. Paperback in very good condition.
The binding is tight and square, the text block edges are speckled.

New York, Quill, 1984. In very good condition with some cover wear and aging.

L W Currey regularly published a catalogue of collectible science fiction, fantasy and horror titles available for purchase. They were published as perfect bound paperbacks with light board covers.
Catalogue 95 Summer - Fall 1993 lists 5340 items, from Lynn Abbey to David Zindell, on 361 pages.
Old Currey catalogues are a useful resource of bibliographic information and also an interesting record of prices and fashions in genre collecting.

A Dean and Sons reprint edition. It is undated but according to the Bigglesdotinfo website this cover design was published in the late 1970s. Note that the SBN is printed as a 9 digit number, suggesting pre-1974 publication, but it is more likely that the old plates were used without updates. The book is in fine / new condition; boards and pages are clean and crisp. There is no dust-wrapper, as issued.

A 40 page A4 booklet published in 1981 for the 50th anniversary of the Asia Pacific Christian Mission. The booklet contains mostly colour photographs of different aspects of life in Papua New Guinea. There is also a foreword, Our Jubilee, by R J Callaghan, and an introduction by D Mosely.

Melbourne, Melbourne University Press. 2007. Revised 2nd edition paperback in very good condition

London, Jonathan Cape. 2004. Paperback "Uncorrected Book Proof" published in advance of the first edition.
The book is in fine condition / as new.
"The sequel to A Star Called Henry, sees our hero, Henry Smart, arrive in New York in 1924. This being Prohibition, Henry ends up bootlegging hooch for the speak-easies of the Lower East Side. But when this catches the attention of the mobsters who run the district, Henry realises it's time to leave. In Chicago, Henry discovers music. Furious, happy music played by a man with a trumpet and bleeding lips called Louis Armstrong. But Armstrong is a prisoner of his colour; there are places a black man cannot go, things he cannot do. Armstrong needs a white man, and the man he chooses is Henry Smart."