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Vivian (E. Charles) Accessory After.
£150
London, Ward Lock, 1934,
First edition. 8vo. Original cloth. Dust-jacket.
Evelyn Charles Henry Vivian was the pseudonym of Charles Henry Cannell, a British editor and writer of fantasy, supernatural and detective novels and stories who also wrote using the name Jack Mann.
A Hubin-title featuring Inspector Head.
Rare in d/w.
Out of stock
NF/VG+ – dedication on front endpaper, contents clean, foxing to fore-edge, jacket is a reprint as it has 3 digit number (607) at base of spine and is priced 3/6 net on front flap
Hubin
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