Fitzsimmons (Cortland) No Witness!
£395
London, Hutchinson, [1933].
First UK edition. 8vo. Original cloth. Dust-jacket, with ?publisher’s price-sticker 2/6 overlaid on original price.
A good+ copy of this title, uncommon in US or UK edition – the author is well-known for his sport-related crime novels, including 70,000 Witnesses.
In stock
Browning/spotting to endpapers; cloth spine faded and somewhat soiled; jacket with some marking and notations to inside flap, a few small closed tears and chips, but overall a very good, bright example.
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