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Argosy (UK)

Amalgamated Press Ltd., 1956.

Volume 17, November, Number 11

Contains 'Ice cold in Alex. Second part' by Christopher Landon, and 'Who has seen the wind?' by Michael Gilbert.

G+. Toning to pages and covers. Light edge wear.

Ref No: 6009

£4.00

Author: Gilbert, MichaelHall, John InglisFontaine, RobertNorman, JamesKruse, JohnLandon, ChristopherGordon, ArthurBenson, TheodoraLindall, TheodoraSettle, Mary LeeHornsby, E. C.

Categories: Crime fiction - short storiesShort stories

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