
2008 Academy of Chicago Press reissue of the 2nd Charlie Chan novel, first published in 1926. Second of the six Chan mysteries.
neo-pulp cover by Chris Rahn

2008 Academy of Chicago Press reissue of the 2nd Charlie Chan novel, first published in 1926. Second of the six Chan mysteries.
neo-pulp cover by Chris Rahn

cover art by Harry Barton
~ Francis K. Allan, “Model for Death”, ‘reprint, not originally BM’, 2nd appearance in BM
~ Agatha Christie, “The Face of Helen”, reprint, not originally in BM
~ George Harmon Coxe, “Once Around the Clock”, Flashgun Casey, reprinted from May ‘41, reprinted in The Hard-Boiled Detective (1977)
~ Robert C. Dennis, “Ride a Green Hearse”, last of 10 stories in BM, has the honor of being the last original story published in BM
~ G.T. Fleming-Roberts, “The Paper Doll”, last of 8 stories in BM [Hagemann does not note if this is original or a reprint]
~ Richard Sale, “Nail Down the Lid”, ‘reprint; not from BM’
LAST ISSUE OF THE ORIGINAL MAGAZINE
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February 1950 Pocket first printing
1st US softcover
cover painting by Manuel Isip
13th with sleuth Albert Campion

Green for Danger (Eagle Lion, 1946). Very Fine+ on Linen. One Sheet (27″ X 41″).
Starring Alastair Sim, Leo Genn, Trevor Howard, Sally Gray, Rosamund John, and Judy Campbell. Directed by Sidney Gilliat.
Adapted from the 1944 Christina Brand novel of the same name

“Spinning out of the Nick Carter Detective Magazine, this extremely rare Nick Carter Fingerprint Set contains “official equipment” for keeping fingerprint records, enabling any fan to become a detective in their own right. The box is in Good condition, with some handling wear. This set is incomplete, containing most contents, but missing the “Nick Carter Club” badge. Includes white and black fingerprint powder, white and black fingerprint paper, an instructional booklet, a magnifying glass, and a colored pencil. Some fingerprint papers and powders are used, with fingerprints and chalk and pencil markings straight out of the 1930s!”

Holiday party at Nick and Nora’s, The Thin Man, 1934

debut of the Great Detective, as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson first meet and agree to room together at 221B Baker St.