The case of the vanishing women

by Robert Archer.

First edition.

London : Gerald G. Swan, 1950. 205 pages.

The body of a famous inventor is found on a Hudson River pier.

Hardcover.

G+ in G+ price-clipped DW with wear, tear and chipping to edges, a small hole and score to front panel, and toning and marks to both panels. Spine ends bruised, fading to top of spine, and spotting to edges of text block.

Ref No: 2088


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Author(s): Archer, Robert

Collection(s): Crime fiction

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