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The Fellowship of the Frog - Edgar Wallace
1949 UK hardback later edition, Ward Lock, London A VG+ book in VG++ unclipped dustwrapper The book shows no names, inscriptions or stamps etc The jacket has just very minor rubs to edges A really clean and attractive a scarce period copy For Sale at £12 (approx $23) *p13 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Blue Hand - Edgar Wallace
c1950 nd UK hardback later edition, Ward Lock, London A VG++ book in VG++ unclipped dust jacket No names etc, tight and square The jacket has no loss, clean and bright Great period cover art A very nice collectable copy For Sale at £12 (approx $23) *p13 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Kate Plus Ten - Edgar Wallace
c1950 British hardback later edition, Ward Lock, London A near fine book in near fine unclipped dustcover The book shows no names, inscriptions or stamps etc The jacket is lovely and bright A superb copy - a collectors item For Sale at £12 (approx $23) *p13 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Mr Justice Maxell
c1950 nd UK hardback later edition, Ward Lock, London A VG++ book in VG++ unclipped dust jacket No previous owner names or marks, tightly bound The jacket has no loss, clean and bright, very light rubs to tips Very attractive cover design A scarce edition in lovely condition For Sale at £12 (approx $23) *p13 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Flat 2
1956 English hardback later edition, John Long, London A near fine book in near fine unclipped dustcover The book shows no names, inscriptions or stamps etc The jacket is very tidy with impressive artwork by Fox A collectable copy For Sale at £12 (approx $23) *p13 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Edgar Wallace - The Green Archer
1953 British softcover later edition, Hodder and Stoughton, London A solid good reading copy No names etc, tightly bound Some rubbing and wear to edges but still a decent copy Great cover art by the inimitable Jarvis SPIKE HOLLAND scrawled the last word on the last sheet of his copy, slashed two horizontal lines to notify all concerned that it was the last page, and threw his pen at the window-frame. The nib struck home, and for a second the discoloured handle quivered An attractive edition for a reader or collector
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The Door with Seven Locks - Edgar Wallace
1951 British softcover first edition thus, Hodder, London A VG copy of the slightly larger than normal paperback format, very attractive and also collectable No names etc, tight and square Small mark to bottom edge Nice period artwork to cover It was unfortunate that Dick Martin should find a murdered crook in his bureau just when he was thinking of retiring from the Force. But he was a detective by nature and so naturally he couldn't help becoming involved in this curious case An attractive edition for a reader or collector
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The Three Just Men - Edgar Wallace
1950 UK paperback first edition thus, Hodder, London A VG copy of the slightly larger than normal paperback format, very attractive and also collectable No previous owner names or marks, tightly bound The covers have minor wear Very attractive cover design An attractive edition for a reader or collector For Sale at £5.50 (approx $8) *b12 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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The Golden Hades - Edgar Wallace
1962 English paperback reset edition, Hodder, London A nice solid readers copy The book shows no names, inscriptions or stamps etc Minor rubbing and wear to covers Banknotes that were marked with a small golden sign of Hades had been seen twice before by Wilbur Smith of the FBI ! A decent reading copy
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WALLACE, (Richard Horatio) Edgar. English. Born in Greenwich, London, 1 April 1875. Educated at St. Peter's School, London; Board School, Camberwell, London, to age 12. I Served in the Royal West Kent Regiment in England. 1893-96, 1 and in the Medical Staff Corps in South Africa, 1896-99; bought s his discharge, 1899; served in the Lincoln's Inn branch of the 3 Special Constabulary, and as a special interrogator for the War ; Office, during World War I. Married 1) Ivy Caldecott in 1901 (divorced. 1919), two daughters and two sons; 2) Violet King in 1921, one daughter. Worked in a printing firm, shoe shop, rubber factory, and as a merchant seaman, plasterer, and milk delivery boy, in London, 1886-91; South African Correspondent for Reuter's. 1899-1902, and the London Daily Mail, 1900-02; Editor, Rand Daily News, Johannesburg, 1902-03; returned to London: Reporter. Daily Mail, 1903-07, and Standard. 1910; Racing Editor, and later Editor, The Week-End, later The Week-Em! Racing Supplement. 1910-12; Racing Editor and Special Writer. Evening News, 1910-12; founded Bibury's Weekly and R.E. Wal-ton's Weekly, both racing papers; Editor, Ideas and The Story Journal, 1913; Writer, and later Editor, Town Topics, 1913-16; regular contributor to the Birmingham Post, and Thomson's Weekly News, Dundee; Racing Columnist, The Star, 1927-32, and Daily Mail, 1930-32; Drama Critic, Morning Post, 1928; Founder, The Bucks Mail, 1930; Editor, Sunday News, 1931. Chairman of the Board of Directors, and film writer/director. British Lion Film Corporation. President, Press Club, London. 1923-24. Died 10 February 1932. |
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