It Makes a Nice Change by John Gloag (First Edition) Signed Association Copy
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It Makes a Nice Change by John Gloag (First Edition) Signed Association Copy
$650.00 USD
It Makes a Nice Change by John Gloag (First Edition) Signed Association Copy
Authors: John Gloag
Location: London
Publisher: Nicholson and Watson
Date: 1938
Edition: First Edition
Features: Title page dated 1938. First published in 1938, stated. Pink cloth with black lettering. 319 pp. Collection of stories from the Daily Mail, Evening Standard, Evening News, Bystander, Weekly Sketch, Daily Express, and others. These stories were written between 1934-1938, Many have appeared in newspapers and magazines; broadcast versions have been made of some, and others have been written for the microphone, preface. "Mixture of mystery, science fiction, and weird short stories". Signed and inscribed to fellow English crime, thriller, and pulp writer Gerald Butler; "To Gerald Butler, whose company always makes a nice change, from John Gloag"
Book Condition: Very Good: A firm copy with very slight spine lean. Mild wear to spine edges and corners. Minor foxing to fore and bottom edges of text block. Minor sunning to spine. Minor surface abrasion to front pastedown.
Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good: Some small edge tears. Sunning to the spine. Light foxing to the back cover with moderate foxing to the back flap edges.
HCX24128-1
Authors: John Gloag
Location: London
Publisher: Nicholson and Watson
Date: 1938
Edition: First Edition
Features: Title page dated 1938. First published in 1938, stated. Pink cloth with black lettering. 319 pp. Collection of stories from the Daily Mail, Evening Standard, Evening News, Bystander, Weekly Sketch, Daily Express, and others. These stories were written between 1934-1938, Many have appeared in newspapers and magazines; broadcast versions have been made of some, and others have been written for the microphone, preface. "Mixture of mystery, science fiction, and weird short stories". Signed and inscribed to fellow English crime, thriller, and pulp writer Gerald Butler; "To Gerald Butler, whose company always makes a nice change, from John Gloag"
Book Condition: Very Good: A firm copy with very slight spine lean. Mild wear to spine edges and corners. Minor foxing to fore and bottom edges of text block. Minor sunning to spine. Minor surface abrasion to front pastedown.
Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good: Some small edge tears. Sunning to the spine. Light foxing to the back cover with moderate foxing to the back flap edges.
HCX24128-1