Alibi skating closed tear at top edge

closed tear at top edge of the back panel

The bash was held at the Paley Centre

Piccadilly

edges slightly rubbed in places

Fleet Street folklore has William Boot based on William Deedes and Lord Copper on lords Northcliffe and Beaverbrook

Alibi skating closed tear at top edgeNew York: The Crime Club, Inc. Doubleday, Doran, & Company, 1930. First Edition. Publisher's black cloth boards with the spectacular dust jacket designed by Clayton Rhight, depicting a plane that has crashed into a tree. With the unclipped dust jacket which is chipped at ends of spine and corners and slightly rubbed at the backstrip. Original red endpapers. Text block a shade tanned. No old inscriptions or other internal markings. A VG+ copy in