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Long Shadows - Carol Carnac
1958 UK hardcover first edition, first impression published by Collins Crime Club in London A VG+ book in unclipped dustwrapper, 1st issue priced 10s 6d The book is tight and square, no names or stamps etc, a couple of small light tan marks to foredge The wrapper has loss to spine ends, as seen, age tan to rear white panel A solid copy of a very scarce book, it's been many years since I've last seen one in jacket and, once again, offered at a trade price
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Death of a Lady Killer - Carol Carnac
1959 UK hardcover first edition, first impression published by Collins Crime Club in London A VG indeed book in unclipped 1st issue 10/6 dustwrapper The book has no names or stamps etc, tight binding and square spine, light tan to edges The jacket has minor wear to extremities, scattered tan to rear panel An Inspector Strang murder mystery A solid copy
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The Double Turn - Carol Carnac
1956 UK hardcover first edition, first impression published by Collins Crime Club in London A VG (scattered foing to edges) book in unclipped dustwrapper, 1st issue priced 10s 6d The book is tight and square, some scattered spotting to edges, no names or stamps etc The wrapper has shallow loss to spine ends, general light shelf wear to extremities A solid copy of a rare book in jacket
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A Policeman at the Door - Carol Carnac
[1953] UK hardcover first edition, first impression published by Collins Crime Club in London A bibliogrpahically important book as it's the only true 1st Collins Crime Club which is undated! A VG+ book in unclipped 9/6 dustwrapper The book has no names or stamps etc, tight binding and square spine The jacket has chip to front panel, bit of edge wear and a couple of bits of paper to rear, marked to 'O' of policeman A Chief Inspector Rivers murder mystery A very rare book in jacket
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Crossed Skis - Carol Carnac
1952 English hardcover first edition, first impression, Collins Crime Club, London A VG++ book in VG+ unclipped dustwrapper The book is tight and square, clean and bright, no names etc The wrapper is clean and bright, just light wear to spine bottom, classic period artwork A really nice clean copy and uncommon
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Rigging the Evidence - Carol Carnac
1955 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Collins Crime Club, London A VG+ book in price clipped dust wrapper DJ has chip to front panel, edge wear to extremeties No names inscriptions or stamps but small initials to endpaper A very scarce title in jacket, the only copy we have ever seen
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Impact of Evidence - Carol Carnac
1954 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Collins Crime Club, London A near VG book without dustwrapper Books is tight and square, couple of marks to boards No names inscriptions or stamps A mystery set amongst the hills of the Welsh borders, a doctor is found dead after a car crash. An old man and a poor driver
so no surprise.. Question is - why another body in the boot of the car?
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CARNAC, Carol. Pseudonym for Edith Caroline Rivett; also
wrote as ECR Lorac. British. Born in Hendon, London.in 1894. Educated at South Hampstead High School; Central School of Arts and Crafts. London. Member of the Detection Club. Died 2 July 1958.
Chief Inspector Rivers
The long limbed, deceptively lazy looking Scotland Yard man, Chief Inspector Julian Rivers, is much like Inspector Macdonald , who performs the same function in the same author's other books (under the ECR Lorac pseudonym). Both sleuths are dogged, unspectacular, and sharp-witted, and both always learn the truth.
