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TRUSS, Seldon. Disappearance of Julie Hintz
Hodder and Stoughton, London , 1955,
TRUSS, Seldon. The Disappearance of Julie Hintz. (London : Hodder and Stoughton, 1955). Reset Edition. Pp [i]-vi,7-190,(2). 8vo, illustrated yellow card covers. In the Yellow Jackets series. “In England,” Julie said, “you cannot do this kind of thing. In England they have laws which are observed.” The man chuckled. “On the other hand, Senorita, in England there is liberty – to commit such crimes as abducting schoolgirls who are daughters of our enemies in Espalia. In Espalia it would be impossible. That is fortunate forthose of us who have reason to be displeased with your distinguished fathe r, is it not?” Leslie Seldon Truss (1892-1990) also wrote under the pseudonym 'George Selmark'. Lightly rubbed, else very good. 20.00
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TRUSS, Seldon. Draw the Blinds.
Hodder and Stoughton, London , 1953,
TRUSS, Seldon. Draw the Blinds. (London : Hodder and Stoughton, 1953). Reset Edition. Pp [1]-192. Map. 8vo, illustrated yellow card covers. In the Yellow Jackets series. “Four convicts had escaped from their prisons within the same month. An expert forger, a safe breaker, an ingenious defrauder and a woman blackmailer, they formed the essentials of a formidable gang. The mysterious organizer of their escapes obviously had a very good reason for the selection of his subjects. It was Inspector Gidleigh's headache to discover it.” Leslie Seldon Truss (1892-1990) also wrote under the pseudonym 'George Selmark'. Lightly rubbed, namestamp, else very good. 20.00
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TRUSS, Seldon. Footsteps Behind Them.
Hodder and Stoughton, London , 1953,
TRUSS, Seldon. Footsteps Behind Them. (London : Hodder and Stoughton, 1953). Reset Edition. Pp [1]-192. Map. 8vo, illustrated yellow card covers. In the Yellow Jackets series. “An escaped convict, a series of murders, strangehappenings in the Gallery of Statues, and everyone with something to hide and something to fear until Inspector Gidleigh laid the mystery bare.” Leslie Seldon Truss (1892-1990) also wrote under the pseudonym 'George Selmark'. Lightly rubbed, namestamp, else very good. 20.00
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TRUSS, Seldon. Man Who Played Patience.
Hodder and Stoughton, London , 1954,
TRUSS, Seldon. The Man Who Played Patience. (London : Hodder and Stoughton,1954). Reset Edition. Pp [1]-192. 8vo, illustrated yellow card covers. In the Yellow Jackets series. “Mrs. Dubery shivered as with bitter chill. Every eye had turned to the man in the dock. And this man's eyes had sought hers out of all that serried lot and found them and smiled with cool bravado, with real whimsicality and humour ... It was the last of him. Mrs. Dubery shivered again ...” Leslie Seldon Truss (1892-1990) also wrote under the pseudonym 'George Selmark'. Wear to top spine, rubbed, else very good. 20.00
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