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Argosy (UK)

Fleetway Publications Ltd., 1968.

Volume 29, September, Number 9

Contains 'Mr Calder acquires a dog' by Michael Gilbert, and 'A cool day for killing. First part' by William Haggard.

G+. Marks to covers. Wear to spine ends. Spotting to top page edges. Pages toning.

Ref No: 6083

£4.00

Author: Gilbert, MichaelHaggard, WilliamCleeve, BrianGlanville, BrianCanaway, W. H.Pearce, Mary E.Subramanian, Sujatha BalaEchlin, RichardHerlihy, James LeoCasson, James

Categories: Crime fiction - short storiesShort stories

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