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Detective Fiction
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1939 Murder is EasyLondon: 1939An uncommon and sought after first edition of this gripping Agatha Christie murder mystery.. -
1935 Death in the CloudsLondon: 1935The first edition of this early and sought after work by Agatha Christie, very uncommon to find a first edition of this novel. -
1936 Cards on the TableLondon: 1936A lovely and uncommon first edition copy of this exciting Agatha Christie novel, generally considered to be one of her best. -
1939 Ten Little N-----S And Then There Were NoneLondon: 1939A scarce first edition copy of the best selling mystery novel of all time by Agatha Christie, uncommon to find with the original controversial title. -
1928 The Mystery of the Blue TrainLondon: 1928A scarce to find beautiful copy of the first edition of this early Hercule Poirot murder mystery, a thrilling detective tale. -
1927 The Big FourLondon: 1927A lovely first edition copy of this early Agatha Christie Hercule Poirot mystery, uncommon to find in such a nice condition. -
1940 One, Two, Buckle My ShoeLondon: 1940The first edition of this lesser known Hercule Poirot novel, here in the original very scarce to see dust wrapper. -
1941 Evil Under the SunLondon: 1941A first edition of one of Agatha Christie's exciting Poirot novels, this particular novel scarce to find in the original dust wrapper. -
1973 Four and Twenty VirginsLondon: 1973The first edition of this thrilling crime novel from James McClure, set in the 1970s criminal underbelly of London. -
1948 Loves Lies BleedingLondon: 1948A scarce first edition thus copy of Crispins' detective fiction novel, which takes place at a post-war public school, in the unclipped dust wrapper. -
1949 The Case Book of Ellery Queen. Part 1, The AdventuresLondon: 1949A thrilling anthology of eight detective fiction short stories starring 'Ellery Queen', in the publisher's original and very scarce price unclipped dust wrapper. -
1980 Six Deadly DamesBoston: 1980A thrilling collection of six detective stories from Frederick Nebel, first appearing in American pulp fiction magazine, 'Black Mask'. -
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1989 A Series of MurdersLondon: 1989A signed presentation copy of the first impression of this crime fiction, complete with the original unclipped dust wrapper. -
1991 Twentieth-Century Crime and Mystery WritersChicago: 1991A reference guide to twentieth-century crime and mystery writers, including a list of writers' works along with a biography and description of their novels. -
1982 Herewith the Clues: A Fourth Murder MysteryExeter: 1982An interactive murder mystery case file, in which the reader examines physical evidence and clues to correctly guess the murderer, which was originally published in 1939. -
1928 Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery and HorrorLondon: 1928A first edition collection of short stories, involving mystery, horror, and detective work, featuring authors such as Edgar Allan Poe, Arthur Conan Doyle, and H. G. Wells. -
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2002 Ghost of a FleaHarpenden: 2002A limited edition detective novel by James Sallis, featuring his popular detective Lew Griffin, with a signature from the author to the edition statement page. -
1934 Death Among the ProfessorsLondon: 1934A very scarce work of detective fiction which examines the murder of a young professor, written by Kathleen Sproul. -
1938 The Devil to PayLondon: 1938The first English edition of the mystery novel, starring Ellery Queen and authored under his name as a pseudonym. -
1952 Death Is No SportsmanLondon: 1952A popular detective novel by Cyril Hare, in a nicely illustrated dust wrapper. -
1956 The Black and the RedNew York: 1956A nicely bound first edition copy of Paul's detective novel, in the original dust wrapper. -
1938 Gammon and EspionageLondon: 1938A humorous mystery novel by Nicolas Bentley, with illustrations throughout the text, in the scarce dust-wrapper. -
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2001 Adam and Eve on a Raft: Mystery StoriesNorfolk: 2001A signed, limited edition collection of short stories by historian and writer Ron Goulart, with an additional story pamphlet loosely inserted to rear. -
1929 Nemesis at Raynham ParvaLondon: 1929A first edition copy of one of the detective novels by British chemist and part-time writer J. J. Connington. -
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1976 The Night of the TwelfthLondon: 1976A first edition copy of Michael Gilbert's work of crime fiction, which follows a serial killer, signed by the author to the title page. -
1978-2006 The Works of Dick FrancisLondon: 1978-2006A ten volume set of first edition works by Dick Francis, published between 1978 to 2006, in the original dust wrappers. -
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2003 A Question of BloodLondon: 2003A nicely presented first edition of Ian Rankin's detective novel, featuring Inspector Rebus, signed by the author to the title page. -
1941 Surfeit of LampreysLondon: 1941A first edition copy of Marsh's crime novel, published as part of the Collins Crime Club, in the unclipped dust wrapper. -
1987 The Sexton Blake Casebook and Detective LibraryLondon: 1987-9Two volumes collecting selected stories featuring "the great detective" Sexton Blake, first edition thus in the original dust wrappers. -
1963 Horse Under WaterLondon: 1963A first edition copy of Leighton's spy novel, featuring his unnamed agent protagonist, presented in a price clipped dust wrapper. -
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2008 MeltdownLondon: 2008A signed first edition copy of Baker's detective fiction novel, presented in the original unclipped dust wrapper. -
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2010 RuptureLondon: 2010An uncorrected proof copy of Simon Lelic's detective crime novel, signed by the author to the title page. -
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1989 On the EdgeLondon: 1989A lovely signed copy of this first edition, first impression, historical novel by Peter Lovesey. -
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2006 Pardonable LiesLondon: 2006An excellent first UK impression of this Maisie Dobbs novel by Jacqueline Winspear, signed by the author. -
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2007 BorderlandsLondon: 2007A lovely first impression of this crime fiction featuring the character of inspector Devlin, signed by the author. -
1962 The Mirror Crack'd From Side to SideLondon: 1962The first edition of this thrilling Miss Marple murder mystery by the Queen of the genre, Agatha Christie.