Search Results: Vintage Paperbacks from Anubis Books

London, Corgi, Paperback. 1968. The paperback has some wear but is in good condition.A collection of 15 short accounts of war-time action, most of them written by members of the armed forces.
The collection includes:
Pearl Harbour - December 7, 1941. Lieutenant Clarence E Dickinson, USN, with Boyden Sparkes
Through to Murmansk. Robert Carse
Behind Enemy Lines. Captain Douglas M Smith, as told to Cecil Carnes
18 Men and a Boat. Lieutenant Commander John merrill, USN, as told to Pete Martin
The Great Regensburh Raid. Lieutenant Colonel Beirne Lay, Jr
Never a Battle Like Midway. Joseph Bryan, III
Chasing the Desert Fox. Sergeant J A Brown
Guadalcanal - 1942. Admiral Samuel Eliot Morison
One Man's War. Sergeant Charles E. (Commando) Kelly, as told to Pete Martin
The Ordeal of the Ohio. Terence Robertson
The Battle fo Cibik's Ridge. Captain Steve Cibik, as told to James D Horan and Gerald Frank
The Helena's Tragedy and Glory. Lieutenant C G Morris, USNR, as told to Hugh B Cave
Only God Knew the Way. Flight… Read More

London, Panther, 1960. Paperback in good condition. Panther 1046 was originally published as The Gods Against us in hardcover in 1950.A novel about German prisoners of war captured by US forces at Cassino during World War 2.

Sydney, Angus & Robertson. 1974 paperback in very good condition. The account of a 1937 expedition to central Mew Guinea but the author, David Lyall, and 54 Papuan carriers.

The book of the Australian film, based on the ABC television series. Paperback, published in 1972 by Horwitz. In very good used condition.

Postal charges are based on an average weight of 750 grams. There will be a partial refund on lighter books. Additional charges may be requested for heavier items

Paperback published in 1963 by Hodder and Stoughton. In very good condition with light wear. Number 26 in the Inspector West series."Chief Inspector West of Scotland Yard has his hands full with a case involving a baby-killer who is at large. Is he dealing with a psychopath, or someone who has a twisted vendetta against the employees of a carpet importer? A reserve soldier might know more than he is admitting, and what roles are being played by a hunchback who has arms like steel, and a blonde who seems to invite trouble? West must act – fast!" Postal charges are based on an average weight of 750 grams. There will be a partial refund on lighter books. Additional charges may be requested for heavier items.

New York, Quill, 1984. In very good condition with some cover wear and aging.

Leicester, Knight, 1976. Paperback in very god condition.

A collection of classic horror stories published in paperback by Bestseller Library (a division of Paul Elek) in 1961.
The book is in very good condition.
The anthology includes:
Moonlight Sonata - Alexander Woolcott
The Novel of the Black Seal - Arthur Machen
Mrs Armsworth - E.F Benson
The Upper Berth - F. Marion Crawford
The Dunwich Horror - H.P Lovecraft
Was It A Dream - Guy De Maupassant
The Judge's House - Bram Stoker
The Trial For Murder - Charles Collins and Charles Dickens
The Man with a Malady - J.F. Sullivan
Sawney Bean and His Family - Scottish Traditional Tale
The Squaw - Bram Stoker
The Hair - A.J. Alan
What Was It? Fitz-James O'Brien
The Cone - H.G. Wells
The Screaming Skull - F. Marion Crawford Postal charges are based on an average weight of 750 grams. There will be a partial refund on lighter books. Additional charges may be requested for heavier items

London, Pan Books, M58. 1964. Paperback edition in very good condition. Vintage paperback, M58

New York, Pyramid Books, 1960. Paperback in very good condition. PR21S

Harmondsworth, Penguin, 1959. First paperback edition in very good condition. This is a vintage paperback pubilshed by Penguin , number 1385