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Death on the Reserve - Josephine Bell
1976 UK hardback later edition, White Lion, London A VG book with its dustwrapper The book shows no names etc, clean and tight A decent solid reading copy For Sale at £6 (approx $10) *DF6 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Death in Clairvoyance - Josephine Bell
1949 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Longmans Green, London A good only book which no longer has its dustwrapper Tight and square, no names or inscriptions etc A few marks to cloth At Summerton-on-sea Festival Week was drawing to a hilarious close A solid copy, more suited to a reader than collector perhaps For Sale at £5.50 (approx $10) *DF6 poss b6 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Death on the Borough Council - Josephine Bell
1937 UK hardback first edition, first impression, LOngmans, London A good only book in sadly without dust Jacket The cloth is worn and marked, cracking to spine creases Contents clean and bright though Whilst very collectable it should be considered as a reading copy A very rare book For Sale at £47 (approx $82) *P17 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Death in Clairvoyance
1949 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Longmans, London A VG+ book in unclipped dust wrapper The jacket has chips to front cover and spine ends and general wear A well regarded title and a bargain ! For Sale at £SOLD (approx $SOLD) * - free delivery worldwide ! |
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Death in Retirement
1956 UK hardback first edition, first impression, Methuen, London A VG indeed book without dust Jacket The cloth has some fade to spine otherwise nice and clean Contents clean and bright, light spotting to edges Not a common UK first For Sale at £8.50 (approx $14) *P19 - free delivery worldwide ! |
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BELL, Josephine. Pseudonym for Doris Bell Ball, nee Collier. British. Born in Manchester, Lancashire, 8 December 1897. Educated at Godolphin School, 1910-16; Newnham College, Cambridge, 1916-19; University College Hospital, London, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1922. M.B., B.S. 1924. Married Norman Dyer Ball in 1923 (died, 1936); one son and three daughters. Practiced medicine with her husband in Greenwich and London, 1927-35, and in Guildford. Surrey, 1936-54; Member of the Management Committee, St. Luke's Hospital. 1954-62. Co-Founder, Crime Writers Association, 1953.
Dr David Wintringham
The active, perceptive young physician, David Wintringham, is Junior Assistant Physician at Research Hospital in London. He is athletic, fond of swimming and the outdoors - he enjoys camping in Sussex in a caravan (trailer) with his wife, Jill, and infant son Nicholas. The Wintring-hams are wealthy enough to have a nanny for their son and a maid. Often David will discuss a case with his wife, who frequently makes useful suggestions. The young amateur detective's eye is equally keen spotting questionable medical diagnoses, discovering physical clues to a crime, and recognizing imitation jewelry at a glance.
