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Crime on the lines : an anthology of mystery short stories with a railway setting
edited by Bryan Morgan ; illustrated by Robin Wiggins.
First edition.
London : Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1975. xiv, 173 pages : illustrations.
An anthology of twelve short stories including 'The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans'.
Hardcover.
VG+ in VG+ unclipped DW with laminate lifting at bottom front corner. Spine ends bumped, fading to board edges, and small owner's nameplate on front endpaper.
Ref No: 2277
£6.00
Author: Morgan, Bryan Crispin, EdmundCrofts, Freeman WillsDickens, CharlesDoyle, Arthur ConanFreeman, R. AustinGilbert, MichaelVickers, RoyBodkin, M. McDonnellWhitechurch, Victor L.Tabori, PaulRolt, L. T. C.
Categories: Sherlock Holmes - short storiesRailway crime fictionCrime fiction - short stories
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