M.G. Eberhart, With this Ring, first UK edition, 1942
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M.G. Eberhart, With this Ring, first UK edition, 1942
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Eberhart (M.G.) With This Ring

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London, Collins Crime Club, 1942.

First UK edition. 8vo. Original red cloth. Dust-jacket, neatly price-clipped.

A compelling murder mystery set amongst the old sugar plantations of Louisiana. Uncommon.

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Cloth a little bumped; jacket price-clipped and some general rubbing to edges, but overall very good.

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