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Sale 427: Classic Mystery & Science Fiction, with Fine Literature (#427) 04/29/2010 1:00 PM PDT Closed
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Lot #168Eleven first American editions by E. Phillips Oppenheim

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Sale 427: Classic Mystery & Science Fiction, with Fine Literature (#427) 04/29/2010 1:00 PM PDT Closed
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Title:

Eleven first American editions by E. Phillips Oppenheim

Author:

Oppenheim, E. Phillips

Place Published:

Boston

Publisher:

Little, Brown

Date Published:

Various dates

Description:

Includes: Sir Adam Disappeared. 1939. * Ask Miss Mott. 1937. * The Kingdom of the Blind. 1916. * The Spymaster. 1938. * The Man Without Nerves. 1934. * The Treasure House of Martin Hews. 1929. * Advice Limited. Front hinge cracked. Detective Short Story title. 1936. * The Great Prince Shan. 1922. * General Besserley's Second Puzzle Box. Tape repair at top edge of dj. 1940. * The Ostrekoff Jewels. 1932. * The Magnificent Hoax. Dj price-clipped. 1936. Together eleven volumes in cloth in their dust jackets.

Edward Phillips Oppenheim (1866-1946) was an English novelist, in his lifetime a successful writer of genre fiction including thrillers and mysteries.

Condition:

Most with mild to moderately chipped edges, some tearing to most, mostly at edges; mild to moderate edge wear to volumes; a few with an ink name at front endpapers; very good volumes in good to very good jackets.

Item#:

208917

Headline:

11 US editions in djs by E. Phillips Oppenheim
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