Whispering City: A Study in Suspense - Adapted By Horace Brown from the Quebec Productions' Film, Based on an Original Story By George Zuckerman and Michael Lennox ( Movie Tie-In / aka: Crime City ) by Brown, Horace (aka: Leslie Allen ) ( George Zuckerman / Michael Lennox related) - 1947

IL: Fictioneers, 1944. VERY GOOD condition in illustrated wraps. IL. Fictioneers. MAGAZINE. Volume 5 No. 4, September 1944. Some nicks, tears and chipping to edges. Pages browning, some chipping. Rubber stamp first page. Fragile. Includes, Make Mine Murder by Day Keene. Stored in Archival sleeve with acid-free backing board.. Magazine. Soft Cover. Very Good/Very Good Original Wraps. Magazine.

Indianapolis: Popular Fiction Publishing Company, 1934. First Edition. Pictorial wrappers. Pages are toned, small abrasion to fore edge, light wear to edges. A bright, near fine copy. Collects stories by Hugh B. Cave, Edmond Hamilton, Clark Ashton Smith, Paul Ernst, and others. Cover art by Margaret Brundage. ; Quarto.

Ace, New York, 1953. First edition. Condition: Very good plus; book has slight edge wear and creasing along spine, slight darkening on interior pages. Ace Double Books D-15.Burroughs' classic "confessions of an unredeemed drug addict". His first published book. A very nice copy of this famous example of "write what you know".

Chicago: Rand McNally & Co, 1911. First Edition. First edition of this surprisingly scarce Rand McNally publisher's catalogue with a focus on illustrated children's books and classic literature. With colour plates by Lucy Fitch Perkins for 'The Enchanted Peacock' by Julia Brown, Grace Chandler Horn for 'Hiawatha' by Henry W. Longfellow, Hope Dunlap for 'The Rose Fairies' by Olivia McCabe, Magniel Wright Enright for 'The Garden of Hearts Delight' by Ida Huntingdon, Katherine Merrill for 'Edda and the Oak' by Elia Peattie, Fanny E. Cory for 'Jackieboy in Rainbowland' by William M. Hill, and Ruth Hallock for 'Other Rhymes for Little Readers' by Wilhelmina Seegmilla. No copies in Worldcat. Octavo, bound in printed paper wrappers, 85 pages [+3], 7 full page colour plates, numerous black and white photographic illustrations and line drawings throughout, a couple of minor closed tears at fore-edges, mild bumping to corners, with original promotional slip laid in, a very good copy indeed.

26 títulos de la colección Simenon de Luis de Caralt, editor. Años 70, España. Los libros están como nuevos, con leves marcas del paso del tiempo en las cubiertas. Favor de pedir cotización de envíos detallada. A la venta los siguientes títulos:El paso de la frontera #10Los supervivientes del Telémaco #17Los Pitard #18El asesino #23La gente de enfrente #24El Señor Ratón #26La granja "El Rompeolas" #29El hombre de Londres #31El hijo de Cardinaud #33Turista de bananas #34El pensionista #35El testigo de Maletras #40Malempin #42Extraños en casa #43El fondo de la botella #48La yegua perdida #49El gran Bob #50El blanco con gafas #55El evadido #58Tío Charles se ha encerrado #59El hijo #62La callada espera #63La mala estrella #64Bergelon #66La ciudad bajo la lluvia #70Luces rojas #71

IL: Fictioneers, 1944. VERY GOOD condition in illustrated wraps. IL. Fictioneers. MAGAZINE. Volume 5 No. 4, September 1944. Some nicks, tears and chipping to edges. Pages browning, some chipping. Rubber stamp first page. Fragile. Includes, Make Mine Murder by Day Keene. Stored in Archival sleeve with acid-free backing board.. Magazine. Soft Cover. Very Good/Very Good Original Wraps. Magazine.

Ace D-513 (35¢), 1961. First. Softbound. A fine bright copy. a paperback original.

Ace, New York, 1953. First edition. Condition: Very good plus; book has slight edge wear and creasing along spine, slight darkening on interior pages. Ace Double Books D-15.Burroughs' classic "confessions of an unredeemed drug addict". His first published book. A very nice copy of this famous example of "write what you know".

26 títulos de la colección Simenon de Luis de Caralt, editor. Años 70, España. Los libros están como nuevos, con leves marcas del paso del tiempo en las cubiertas. Favor de pedir cotización de envíos detallada. A la venta los siguientes títulos:El paso de la frontera #10Los supervivientes del Telémaco #17Los Pitard #18El asesino #23La gente de enfrente #24El Señor Ratón #26La granja "El Rompeolas" #29El hombre de Londres #31El hijo de Cardinaud #33Turista de bananas #34El pensionista #35El testigo de Maletras #40Malempin #42Extraños en casa #43El fondo de la botella #48La yegua perdida #49El gran Bob #50El blanco con gafas #55El evadido #58Tío Charles se ha encerrado #59El hijo #62La callada espera #63La mala estrella #64Bergelon #66La ciudad bajo la lluvia #70Luces rojas #71

Cover is scuffed and marked. Colour is vivid on front cover, pages are tanned. No marks, inscriptions or ownership marks.Hard to find Australian variation from the series of four colouring books. The Australian variation omits the CBS advertising for Saturday morning cartoons and was replaced by a duplicate of the title page. Inerestingly it is attributed to three illustrators with interesting comic and publishing careers.
Jane Stine nee Waldhorn is married to R.L Stine (author of the Goosebumps series) Jane and Bob Stine collaborated on a number of books in the early eighties. In 1983 Jane Stine established Parachute Press and gained notice with the 1989 publication of R. L. Stine's Fear Street series, followed in 1992 by the release of the first of Stine's Goosebumps series. Parachute is now a multi-media company producing content for pre schoolers through to young adults.
John Tartaglione's first confirmed work as a comic-book inker is the six-page story "The Mad Monk!" in Amazing Detective Cases… Read More