The Clue of the Rising Moon.
London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1935 Stock Code: 127533
Notes
First edition, first impression, of Williams's popular detective novel featuring Trevor Dene, a "young Detective Sergeant from Scotland Yard who has Holmesian powers of observation and deduction" (Twentieth Century Crime & Mystery Writers). Williams, initially a foreign affairs and war correspondent for The Daily Mail, was described by Harold Nicolson as "far too intelligent to be employed by such a paper" (Nicolson, p. 60). Published in the US in the same year. An uncommon work, with just four copies traced institutionally in the UK.Description
Octavo. Original blue cloth, spine and front cover lettered in black, blue endpapers. With the dust jacket.
Condition
Spine gently rolled and faded, light rubbing to extremities, top edge dust toned, a very good, fresh copy in the uncommon jacket with faded spine, tips and spine ends slightly chipped and rubbed, faint foxing to rear cover, a little creasing to extremities, short closed tear to foot of front panel, another to head.
DELIVERY
With the exception of framed items*, Peter Harrington offers free delivery on all UK orders of rare books, maps and prints placed through this website. Delivery to USA and the rest of the world is similarly free for orders over £200.
ABOUT US
Established in 1969, Peter Harrington is one of the leading rare book firms in the world. It is a proud member of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association – along with ILAB, the PBFA and Lapada – and from shops in Mayfair and Chelsea, London, sells rare books, prints and ephemera to customers across the world.
Email: mail@peterharrington.co.uk
Tel: +44 (0)20 7591 0220
