Frank Gruber The Whispering Master Signet #726 – 1949 GGA Book Antique First
The Whispering Master by Frank Gruber 1949, first printing. In good condition some marks on inside cover
The Whispering Master by Frank Gruber 1949, first printing. In good condition some marks on inside cover
THE TRAGEDY OF Z Published in 1933 (?) by Avon Publications, Inc. (#726). Written by Ellery Queen (originally published under the pseudonym Barnaby Ross). The third novel in the Drury Lane series. Drury Lane was a Shakespearean actor who retired from the stage due to deafness & was often consulted as an amateur detective. 160 pages. Original retail was 25 cents. From a solicitation description: “Murder mystery fiction: Senator Joel Fawcett lies dead with a thin paperknife in his chest. There would be a national scandal and hundreds of suspects. Impossible to solve? But of course Drury Lane was assisted in finding a lead by Patty, a wandering blonde with melting blue eyes.” Condition is Very Good. Complete with no writing, no tape, no folds. Spine shows some wear & has a slight leaning to the left. Please see photos. Will be shipped in a hard cardboard mailer via USPS Media Mail.
THE TRAGEDY OF Z Published in 1933 (?) by Avon Publications, Inc. (#726). Written by Ellery Queen (originally published under the pseudonym Barnaby Ross). The third novel in the Drury Lane series. Drury Lane was a Shakespearean actor who retired from the stage due to deafness & was often consulted as an amateur detective. 160 pages. Original retail was 25 cents. From a solicitation description: “Murder mystery fiction: Senator Joel Fawcett lies dead with a thin paperknife in his chest. There would be a national scandal and hundreds of suspects. Impossible to solve? But of course Drury Lane was assisted in finding a lead by Patty, a wandering blonde with melting blue eyes.” Condition is Very Good. Complete with no writing, no tape, no folds. Spine shows some wear & has a slight leaning to the left. Please see photos. Will be shipped in a hard cardboard mailer via USPS Media Mail.
THE TRAGEDY OF Z Published in 1933 (?) by Avon Publications, Inc. (#726). Written by Ellery Queen (originally published under the pseudonym Barnaby Ross). The third novel in the Drury Lane series. Drury Lane was a Shakespearean actor who retired from the stage due to deafness & was often consulted as an amateur detective. 160 pages. Original retail was 25 cents. From a solicitation description: “Murder mystery fiction: Senator Joel Fawcett lies dead with a thin paperknife in his chest. There would be a national scandal and hundreds of suspects. Impossible to solve? But of course Drury Lane was assisted in finding a lead by Patty, a wandering blonde with melting blue eyes.” Condition is Very Good. Complete with no writing, no tape, no folds. Spine shows some wear & has a slight leaning to the left. Please see photos. Will be shipped in a hard cardboard mailer via USPS Media Mail.
THE TRAGEDY OF Z Published in 1933 (?) by Avon Publications, Inc. (#726). Written by Ellery Queen (originally published under the pseudonym Barnaby Ross). The third novel in the Drury Lane series. Drury Lane was a Shakespearean actor who retired from the stage due to deafness & was often consulted as an amateur detective. 160 pages. Original retail was 25 cents. From a solicitation description: “Murder mystery fiction: Senator Joel Fawcett lies dead with a thin paperknife in his chest. There would be a national scandal and hundreds of suspects. Impossible to solve? But of course Drury Lane was assisted in finding a lead by Patty, a wandering blonde with melting blue eyes.” Condition is Very Good. Complete with no writing, no tape, no folds. Spine shows some wear & has a slight leaning to the left. Please see photos. Will be shipped in a hard cardboard mailer via USPS Media Mail.
The story follows a group of tourists in an Algerian city who encounter a beautiful Englishwoman living a life of debauchery. Author: Maurice Dekobra. Genre: Pulp Fiction. Year: 1949. Topic: Algerian City / Romance / Drama.
Lot of 6 books with various years/printings. Your opinion may differ.