The Grail Tree by Gash, Jonathan - 0

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons (1992).. First Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Fine. xiv, 321 pages. A clean, attractive copy. This crackerjack book is the cornerstone of a collection of first-rate mysteries.

New York: Walker & Company (1985).. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First printing of the "addition" edition. 200 pp. Book has yellowing pages. Bright dust jacket is nearly Fine. The price is intact. The second Gideon Oliver Mystery.

New York: Random House (1962).. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Signed by Westlake. A couple of minor bumps to boards. Dust jacket has a couple of tiny chips. The price is intact. Contents clean and tight. "My personal favorite of [Westlake's] hard-boiled period and, to my mind, the first book in which he found a voice that was uniquely his." - Lawrence Block

New York NY: E. P. Dutton. 1939. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket; DJ is worn and torn at edges. ; 336 pages .

Five Star Waterville, Maine, 2006 HBDJ, August 2006, stated 1st edition, NF+/VG+, This book is very good +condition except for minor shelf wear.287 pgs,Alex Night moves out of the private eye business on Larchmont Boulevard in Hollywood and into the mystery writing profession at the WRITERS AND ARTISTS BUILDING in Beverly Hills, where he intends to follow in the footsteps of Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler. But Night is persistently plagued by former clients who won't let him get past the title page of his potential Edgar Award mystery novel The Big Changeover. After too many false starts and near fatal distractions, Night finds himself on the treacherous trail of two missing objects. The first: an Imperial Fabergi Egg, The Tear of Russia, given by William Randolph Hearst over a half century ago to his mistress - --a Fabergi now valued at over ten million dollars. The second: his missing fianci, the beautiful Goldie Rose. It's soon evident that Goldie has been kidnapped, but by whom - and… Read More

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons (1992).. First Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Fine. xiv, 321 pages. A clean, attractive copy. This crackerjack book is the cornerstone of a collection of first-rate mysteries.

New York: Walker & Company (1985).. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. First printing of the "addition" edition. 200 pp. Book has yellowing pages. Bright dust jacket is nearly Fine. The price is intact. The second Gideon Oliver Mystery.

New York: Random House (1962).. First Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Signed by Westlake. A couple of minor bumps to boards. Dust jacket has a couple of tiny chips. The price is intact. Contents clean and tight. "My personal favorite of [Westlake's] hard-boiled period and, to my mind, the first book in which he found a voice that was uniquely his." - Lawrence Block

Toronto: The Coop-Clark Co., 1906. KID McGHIE- S. R. Crockett- Illustrated by E.F. Skinner- The Copp-Clark Co. Ltd.- Toronto- 1906-True-1st Edition-1st Printing-1st State- SC- Illustrated Softcover Wraps:- 12mo- VG/ no dj as issued-original grey wraps with green titles on cover and spine-illustration on cover also in green.- B&W frontis-+ 3 other plates- They are bound in to face pp.102, 192, and 322. -400pp all clean-no tears or writing- some cover rubs on spine,piece of tape at lower edge to prevent further separation which is about 3/4 of an inch- edges a little curled as to be expect with softcover, but a prime example of a very, very SCARCE copy in softcover-1st/1st-There are almost none that have survived-none available on the net!- Only 2 softcover true 1st ed's found in World cat: One in the UCLA rare books ibrary and and at the Univ. of Torotnto in the Fischer rare book room-SEE PHOTOS- Safe-cracking, burglary, etc. - with a ghost thrown in! There is no list of the plates, which are… Read More

A Tower Mystery, 1st thus, this is 1st printing of the Tower edition. Very Good book with color rubbed along top and bottom edges, boards slightly bowed, offsetting paste downs and end pages, pages age yellowed; in a Good to Very Good jacket that has edge and corner wear, some small chipschip and 3/4 inch tear at bottom of spine at jacket fold, light sun fade on spine and yellowing back pane, light rubbing. Inscribed – For Louise – with all good wishes – and signed Dorothy (B. Hughes). Scarce signature – Hughes mystery involving modern day slave trade in the Southwest.