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  • The Hunchback of  Notre Dame [Complete and Unabridged] – Victor Hugo

    The Hunchback of Notre Dame [Complete and Unabridged] – Victor Hugo

    One of the more sought after editions of this classic published by the Modern Library in the 1952. A very good dust jacket with striking ghoulish imagery.

    Octavo, 416 pages until it all “crumbles to dust”, plus publishers catalogue. A book of ten books all at a fast pace.

    Written by Victor Hugo at the age of twenty nine, and stands with Les Miserables as one of his most memorable works.

    Stirs the heart kindles the imagination …

    The Bells … oh the bells

    $40.00

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  • Hornblower and the Hotspur – C.S. Forester – First Edition 1962

    Hornblower and the Hotspur – C.S. Forester – First Edition 1962

    First edition published by Michael Joseph, London in 1962. Octavo, 266 pages, blue cloth covered boards, very good dust jacket, top page edge toned otherwise very clean.

    The tenth volume in the Hornblower series and we make it third in chronological order. The last finished Hornblower novel “Crisis” being incomplete at Forester’s death.

    Set in 1803 with war with France imminent Hornblower is promoted to Commander and given the Sloop HMS Hotspur. Sent off to enforce the blockade at Brest … does his usual super job not without difficulty and danger. Cornwallis considers him for promotion to Post-Captain … a position achieved when he executes his plan to deliver false documents to the French … it all had a bearing on “Trafalgar”.

    Hornblower’s career develops with bravery and cunning

    $40.00

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  • Jacob’s Ladder – E Phillips Oppenheim – 1921

    Jacob’s Ladder – E Phillips Oppenheim – 1921

    An early Oppenheim published by Burt, New York just a few months after the first. Super condition.

    Octavo, 303 pages, exceptionally clean, perfect dust jacket.

    Jacob Pratt does it tough financially after his brother cannot repay a sizeable sum. Years later he is in the money courtesy of the same brother who has struck oil in the US of A.

    He decides to manage his money carefully but still develop a new interest – saving people from the “sharks” of the world. It leads to some interesting situations including being held captive in a Scottish tower. Some good life lessons in this one!

    Oppenheim intrigue and money advice wrapped up in adventure.

    SO SORRY SOLD

    $70.00

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  • The Box with Broken Seals – E Phillips Oppenheim -1920

    The Box with Broken Seals – E Phillips Oppenheim -1920

    A 1920 edition published by A L Burt, New York having been first issued the year before. Very difficult to find in its dust jacket and a great example.

    Octavo, 300 pages, plus publisher’s catalogue.

    Set against the backdrop of WWI secret despatches have gone missing. English Secret Service operative James Crawshay is on the job with American Sam Hobson tagging along. A fast moving dangerous plot.

    The fate of WWI is up for grabs.

    $80.00

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  • What Happened to Forester – E Phillips Oppenheim – Scarce First Edition 1930

    What Happened to Forester – E Phillips Oppenheim – Scarce First Edition 1930

    A first edition published by Little Brown, Boston in 1930.

    Octavo, 260 pages, in better than very good condition – still with its original wrap around yellow promotional slip.

    A series of ten interconnecting short stories about the strange goings on concerning the disappearance of Major Andrew Forester retired from the army. A dashing chap who likes adventure and skirts the law.

    Lots of conspiracy and dark characters.

    Scarce and well presented Oppenheim

     

    $140.00

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  • Up the Ladder of Gold – E Phillips Oppenheim – 1931

    Up the Ladder of Gold – E Phillips Oppenheim – 1931

    A first US edition published by Little Brown, Boston in 1931 one year after the UK First.

    Dedicated to P.G. Wodehouse – “To my friend “Plum” Wodehouse – who tells me what I can scarcely believe, that he enjoys my stories as much as I do his”.

    Octavo, 312 pages, overall a very good copy albeit a couple of edge chips and some repair and age to the dust jacket.

    “The amazing story of the man who made war impossible” Protagonist Warren Rand is a mysterious businessman of dimensions to more than rival Murdoch. He controls newsprint, dominates stock markets and world economies … buys more gold than they can dig up … until his real purpose is revealed!

    Oppenheim with an underlying message that resonates today

    $90.00

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