1946 Dell mapback – cover art by Gerald Gregg/map by Ruth Belew
1949 Dell reissue – cover art by William Jacobson
1955 Dell reissue – cover art by Robert Stanley
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1961 Dell reissue – cover art by Robert McGinnis
1964 Dell reissue – cover art by Robert McGinnis
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cover art by A.H.(Art) Sussman
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pseudonym of E. Howard Hunt, CIA operative, pulp novelist and Watergate handler
Bryan, Michael (pseudonym of Brian Moore). INTENT TO KILL. [New York: Dell Publishing Company, Inc., 1956.]. Small octavo, cover art by Richard Powers, pictorial wrappers. First edition. Dell #88. Paperback original. Mystery novel.
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1956 Simon & Schuster hardcover
cover art by Victor Kalin
6th with attorney/sleuth Scott Jordan
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1947 Knopf hardcover, this the later 1952 Dell reissue
cover art by James Meese
9th with newspaper photographer Kent Murdock
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Bryan, Michael (pseudonym of Brian Moore). MURDER IN MAJORCA. [New York: Dell Publishing Company, Inc., 1957.]. Small octavo, pictorial wrappers. First edition. Dell #A145. Paperback original. Mystery novel. A fine copy. Unread; scarce in this condition.
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9th with private eye team Bertha Cool and Donald Lam
August 1950 issue ~ cover art by Rudolph Belarski
published in 1951 by Heinemann in London as An Axe to Grind. this the 1960 Australian edition by Horowitz
cover art by Harry Bennett
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WOOLRICH, Cornell (1903-68). The Bride wore Black. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1940.
8o. Original cloth (slight lean); pictorial dust jacket by Charles Coleman (price-clipped, tiny chip to back panel, slight rubbing to joints and folds). Provenance: Nina Kelly Bruce (bookplate, signatures on front and back endpapers).
FIRST EDITION of Woolrich’s first mystery and a landmark of noir. “There are no suspects, no clues, yet the reader is tensely aware of mystery. There is only the woman, her victims, and the relentless drama of her life–a pale shadow that comes gradually into focus and is seen at last in brilliant outline” (dust jacket). The basis for François Truffaut’s film starring Jeanne Moreau. A Haycraft-Queen Cornerstone.
1941 Philadelphia Enquirer Newspaper Supplement
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Summer 1941 issue – cover art by Wilson Scruggs
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cover art by H. Lawrence Hoffman
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1952 Winter issue – cover art by George Gross
1953 Pyramid reissue with new title
1958 Dutch edition from Kroonder,Bussum
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cover art by Laurence Schwinger
cover art by Freeman Eliot
his first book with this character, Mickey Denton
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cover art by Victor Kalin
3rd Florida with private eye Brad Dolan
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SMB Noir 
