Anthony Armstrong, Jimmie Rezaire, first edition, 1927
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Anthony Armstrong, Jimmie Rezaire, first edition, 1927

Armstrong (Anthony) [pseud. George Anthony Armstrong Willis] Jimmie Rezaire

£450

London, Stanley Paul, 1927.

First edition, first impression. 8vo. Advertisements. Dust-jacket, correctly priced 7/6.

Detective fiction with spy thriller overtones, courtesy of Anglo-Canadian author ‘Anthony Armstrong’ – striking jacket artwork; scarce.

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Cloth slightly dulled and marked; jacket with a couple of closed tears, notably to lower panel, but overall VG.

Jacket artwork by H. Dixon.

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