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Man Dead - Selwyn Jepson
1951 UK hardback first edition, first impression published by Collins Crime Club in London A VG+ book in unclipped dustwrapper The book has a Bradford Newsagents private circulating library stamp to endpaper, very clean, clearly not circulated widely if at all Tightly bound and square, a nice clean book The dust jacket shows chips to spine anf jacket corner rubbing to extremities Classic artwork The man in Sarah Gray's sitting room was dead. Of that there was no possible doubt. There was danger for Sarah in the fact that she was alone. She telephones Alan Savage and enlists his help A very rare book in jacket and wonderful artwork and in other circumstances would be a great deal more money
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Keep Murder Quiet - Selwyn Jepson
1940 British hardcover first edition, first impression publishe dby Michael Joseph in London A VG++ book in unclipped dust jacket The book is a nice example, clean and tidy Tightly bound and square, no names or stamps The dust jacket has shallow chips to spine ends and some light shelf wear to extremities Still nice and clean, great artwork and a thicker format Regarded as the author's most important book A nice copy and as with som many books frm 1940 very scarce
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Selwyn Jepson was born in London, England, in 1899. He served in the army in both World Wars,in Military Intelligence during World War II. |
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Eve Gill Eve Gill only appears in 6 novels, she gets into many scrapes, usually because of her fathers smuggling activities. Hi sbest book is probably Keep Murder Quiet. |
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