The Third Victim by J. Jefferson Farjeon (First Edition)
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The Third Victim by J. Jefferson Farjeon (First Edition)
$600.00 USD
The Third Victim by J. Jefferson Farjeon (First Edition)
Authors: J. Jefferson Farjeon
Location: London
Publisher: Crime Club / Collins
Date: 1941
Features: Tells of the return of George Lyster to his old ancestral home after an absence of twenty-six years in Australia. This volume once graced the personal collection of the legendary Charlie Watts (1941-2021), a luminary in the realm of rock music as the esteemed drummer for the iconic group, the Rolling Stones. Revered since the 1960s, the Rolling Stones' musical legacy continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Beyond his musical prowess, Mr. Watts was a connoisseur of detective fiction, fervently seeking the most exceptional and rare copies for his collection. We are privileged to present one of the select volumes that once adorned Charlie Watts' esteemed library. This literary treasure serves as a testament to his discerning taste and passion for the finest examples of detective fiction.
Book Condition: Very Good+: Slightly cocked copy with minor rubbing to corners and spine ends.
Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine: Bright dust jacket with minor wear to edges and spine ends. Not Price-clipped. In clear protective cover.
HCX24872-1
Authors: J. Jefferson Farjeon
Location: London
Publisher: Crime Club / Collins
Date: 1941
Features: Tells of the return of George Lyster to his old ancestral home after an absence of twenty-six years in Australia. This volume once graced the personal collection of the legendary Charlie Watts (1941-2021), a luminary in the realm of rock music as the esteemed drummer for the iconic group, the Rolling Stones. Revered since the 1960s, the Rolling Stones' musical legacy continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Beyond his musical prowess, Mr. Watts was a connoisseur of detective fiction, fervently seeking the most exceptional and rare copies for his collection. We are privileged to present one of the select volumes that once adorned Charlie Watts' esteemed library. This literary treasure serves as a testament to his discerning taste and passion for the finest examples of detective fiction.
Book Condition: Very Good+: Slightly cocked copy with minor rubbing to corners and spine ends.
Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine: Bright dust jacket with minor wear to edges and spine ends. Not Price-clipped. In clear protective cover.
HCX24872-1