Here's a run-down of the books that came home with me:
Trent's Last Case by E. C. Bentely [Pocket Books, pocket-size]
The Gloved Hand by Leigh Bryson [Handi-Book, digest-size]
Trixie Belden & the Gate House Mystery by Julie Campbell [hardback; 1954 edition]
The Emperor's Snuff-Box by John Dickson Carr [Pocket Books, pocket-size]
The Mad Hatter Mystery by John Dickson Carr [Popular Library, pocket-size]
You Can't Keep the Change by Peter Cheyney [Avon, pocket-size]
Only the Good by Mary Collins [Bantam, pocket-size]
Murder for Two by George Harmon Coxe [Dell Mapback]
Dead Little Rich Girl by Norbert Davis [Handi-Book, digest-size]
Fair Warning by Mignon G. Eberhart [hardback w/dust jacket]
Pattern of Murder by Mignon G. Eberhart [Popular Library, pocket-size]
Unidentified Woman by Mignon G. Eberhart [hardback w/dust jacket]
Give 'Em the Axe by A. A. Fair [Dell Mapback]
The Big Clock by Kenneth Fearing [Bantam, pocket-size]
All for the Love of a Lady by Leslie Ford [Bantam, pocket-size; a near-fine copy to replace a rather battered one]
The Lady Regrets by James M. Fox [Dell Mapback]
Blood on Biscayne Bay by Brett Halliday [Dell Mapback]
San Francisco Murders by Henry Joseph Jackson [Bantam, pocket-size]
A Halo for Nobody by Henry Kane [Dell Mapback]
The Mystery at the Ski Jump by Carolyn Keene [tweed cover edition]
The Secret of the Wooden Lady by Carolyn Keene [tweed cover edition]
Here Come the Dead by Robert Potner Koehler [Bleak House, pocket-size]
Let Dead Enough Alone by Frances & Richard Lockridge [hardback w/dust jacket]
The Psychiatric Murders by M. Scott Michel [Black Knight, pocket-size]
The Glass Mask by Lenore Glen Offord [Dell Mapback]
The Ship Without a Crew by Howard Pease [Scholastic, pocket-size]
The 24th Horse by Hugh Pentecost [Popular Library, pocket-size]
The Visitor by Carl Randau [Dell Mapback]
The Silver Leopard by Helen Reilly [Dell Mapback]
Staircase 4 by Helen Reilly [Dell Mapback]
Where There's Smoke by Stewart Sterling [Dell Mapback]
Green for a Grave by Manning Lee Stokes [Black Knight, pocket-size]
The Squealer by Edgar Wallace [Avon, pocket-size]
5 comments:
Happy anniversary! What a lovely haul of books. We are so lucky to have such understanding husbands. Mine reads a lot too but believes you should borrow what you read from the library. What a quaint idea...
25 is the silver anniversary, isn't it? Congrats, anyway.
Some of those digests are very scarce -- the Handi Books, the Black Knight, and the Koehler book from Bleak house. Very nice haul! I don't think I've ever seen that paperback edition of MAD HATTER MYSTERY. Quite uncommon! I really like the Pentecost book cover. I would've bought that in a second. I have yet to read any of his novels, but used to read all those Pierre Chambrun stories in EQMM when I subscribed to it back in my high school days. Happy reading!
Happy Anniversary! There is nothing better than a book- buying spree as a gift. I love your huband's thinking! You picked up some real goodies!
John, I know it's officially Silver--but you know that for me books are more precious than silver (or gold...). :-)
Great books and covers the lot of them 0 but well done on the anniversary Bev - hope you are having a marvellous silver time!
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