Marvels of the Modern World (undated)
This copy has no edition remarks and was published by Odhams Press.
£12.00
Wraxton Marne (1950)
This is an ex-libris copy published by Youth Book Club in 1950.
£11.00
Great True Crime Stories, Volume One—Men (1958)
This is the new edition published by Arco Publications in 1958.
£14.00
Appointment in Hell (undated)
Appointment in Hell (undated)
£10.00
Death at Traitors' Gate (1974)
This copy is a reprint published by Collins in 1974.
£10.00
Dead and Alive (1946)
Dead and Alive by Hammond Innes takes readers on an exhilarating journey filled with mystery and adventure.
£17.00
The Love Eaters (1954)
This is a first edition copy published by Heinemann in 1954.
£34.00
Two Bullets for Briggs (1971)
This is a first edition copy published by Robert Hale & Co. in 1971.
£15.00
Lord Peter Views the Body (1948)
Lord Peter Views the Body by Dorothy L. Sayers is a captivating collection of short crime stories featuring the brilliant amateur sleuth, Lord Peter Wimsey.
£10.00
The Man in Brown (1946)
This copy is a reprint published by W. & R. Chambers in 1946.
£10.00
The Pursuit of Love (1947)
The Pursuit of Love by Nancy Mitford, first published in 1945, immerses readers in the charming yet complex world of the English upper class during the interwar period.
£10.00
The Man From Nowhere (1960)
This copy was published by The Crime Club (Collins) in 1960.
£10.00
Robin's Menagerie (1965)
Robin's Menagerie by Elisabeth Batt is a heart-warming classic that transports readers to a world of vintage charm and enduring friendships.
£10.00
The Monty Trio Explore (1949)
This is a first edition published by Christian Literature Crusade in 1949.
£17.00
The Outlaws of St. Martyn's (1931)
The Outlaws of St. Martyn's is a beloved children's novel written by Gunby Hadath. Set in the picturesque English countryside, this timeless tale follows the escapades of a spirited group of boarding school girls, affectionately known as the "Outlaws," as they navigate the challenges and joys of their school life.
£22.00
The Wayward Bus (1947)
The Wayward Bus by John Steinbeck is a compelling exploration of human nature and the complex dynamics that arise when a group of diverse individuals finds themselves traveling together on a bus journey through California.
£13.00
The Presidential Plot (1969)
This copy was published by the Paperback Library in 1969.
£13.00
Sober as a Judge (1962)
Sober as a Judge by Henry Cecil is a delightful legal comedy that takes readers into the intriguing world of British courtroom drama.
£10.00