Gask (Arthur) The Tragedy of the Silver Moon.
£395
First edition.
London, Herbert Jenkins, 1940.
A Gilbert Larose mystery. An unknown assassin is at work in London and five people have already met their deaths.
Rare. No copies online at time of listing.
Out of stock
VG/VG+ – book has foxing to prelims and page edges throughout, front hinge starting to crack, no inscriptions. The jacket is without loss and correctly priced at 7’6. It is backed on to paper on the verso.
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