Lorac (E.C.R., pseud. Edith Caroline Rivett) Murder in Vienna
£250
London, Collins Crime Club, 1956.
First edition. 8vo. Original red boards. Dust-jacket, priced 10s6d.
A very nice copy of this crime novel featuring “London Scott” Robert Macdonald, unusual in being set beyond Britain’s shores.
Out of stock
Internally very good; small bump to head of spine; jacket a little rubbed at extremities with small chip at foot of front panel, otherwise very good.
Jacket artwork by William Randell.
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