5 detective & mystery novels Erles Stanley Gardner &

ERLE STANLEY GARDNER (1889 - 1970) American mystery writer and lawyer, one of the most prolific authors, writing over 80 detective novels featuring the courtroom lawyer Perry Mason. Bold, full signatu

1933 Perry Mason Erle Gardner Mystery Detective Lucky Legs Velvet Claws Dowager Perry Mason is one of the most famous fictional literary characters of the 20th-century. Created by author Erle Stanley

[BOND] --   [GARDNER, John (1933-1982)]. A group of 5 James Bond novels by Gardner, comprising: Licence Renewed. L, [1981]. -- And another copy. -- No Deals, Mr. Bond. 1987. -- For Special Servic

Lot includes THE DA CALLS IT MURDER, ERLE STANLEY GARDNER, Franklin MYSTERY (Publ 1989). QUIET AS A NUN ANTONIA FRASER, FRANKLIN MYSTERY (publ 1990). THE TIGER IN THE SMOKE, MARGERY ALLINGHAM, FRANKLI

Lot includes Octavus Roy Cohen. The Crimson Alibi. NY 1919 DJ, Jacobs. Sinister Quest. NY 1934, S.S. Van Dine. The World's Greatest Detective Stories. NY 1931, Chambers. The King in Yellow. Neely Publ

Group of 3 Erle Stanley Gardner Hardcovers, Erle Stanley Gardner, "The Case of the Lonely Heiress A Perry Mason Mystery", William Morrow & Company, 1948, boards show wear and spotting to

"The Case of the Lame Canary" by Erle Stanley Gardner, published by Grosset & Dunlap, New York, by arrangement with William Morrow and Company, copyright 1937 by the author. WWII era (1942-1945) with

Heading: Author: Title: MISTER MYSTERY No. 5 Place Published: Publisher:Stanley Morse [Indicia: Media Publications, Inc.] Date Published: May, 1952 Description: VG

Heading: Author: Title: WEIRD MYSTERIES No. 5 Place Published: Publisher:Stanley Morse [Indicia: Gillmor Magazines, Inc.] Date Published: June, 1953 Description: C

(52) volumes mostly 1950's-60's with many E. S. Gardner books, nice mix straight from a Long Island Basement. All the books are in bags, which have a old time basement book fragrance.

Heading: Author: Title: MISTER MYSTERY No. 8 Place Published: Publisher:Stanley Morse [Indicia: Aragon Magazines, Inc.] Date Published: November, 1952 Description: CGC

Heading: Author: Title: MISTER MYSTERY No. 9 Place Published: Publisher:Stanley Morse [Indicia: Aragon Magazines, Inc.] Date Published: January, 1953 Description:

Detective Comics #376 CGC 6.5 D.C. Comics, 6/68 Gardner Fox story, Irv Novick cover; Chic Stone, Sid Greene, Mike Sekowsky and George Roussos art.

Heading: Author: Title: WEIRD MYSTERIES No. 3 Place Published: Publisher:Stanley Morse [Indicia: Gillmor Magazines, Inc.] Date Published: February, 1953 Description:

Heading: Author: Title: WEIRD MYSTERIES No. 11 Place Published: Publisher:Stanley Morse [Indicia: Gillmor Magazines, Inc.] Date Published: July, 1954 Description:

Heading: Author: Title: WEIRD MYSTERIES No. 1 Place Published: Publisher:Stanley Morse [Indicia: Gillmor Magazines, Inc.] Date Published: October, 1952 Description:

Heading: Author: Title: WEIRD MYSTERIES No. 8 Place Published: Publisher:Stanley Morse [Indicia: Gillmor Magazines, Inc.] Date Published: January, 1954 Description:

Twenty-five piece 2001-2013 Vertigo Comics TPB graphic novel comic books grouping, Fables #5 and #14, Faker #1, House of Mystery #7, Jack of Fables #7, John Constantine Hellblazer: All His Engines #1,

5 Nancy Drew novels, every girl's favorite. The Clue of the Black Keys-1951. The Clue in the Crumbling Wall-partial jacket. The Ghost of Blackwood Hall-1948. The Hidden Window Mystery-1956, partial ja

Detective Comics Mar 1963 No. 313. Caption: "featuring "The mystery of the $1,000 Treasure Hunt!" I looked through the book and it appears to be Low to Medium Grade 3.0 to 6.5 condition.

Detective Comics May 1964 No. 327 . Caption: Introducing a "New Look" Batman and Robin in "Mystery of the Menacing Mask!" I looked through the book and it appears to be Low to Medium Grade 3.0 to 6.5

Titles include: Detective Fiction Weekly "G-Man Wade of the FBI" by T.T. Flynn 1935, Adventure Magazine "Peace Marshall" by Frank Gruber 1939, Secret Agent X G-Man Action Mysteries "Satan's Syndicate"

"Alfred Hitchcock's Solve-Them-Yourself Mysteries" five exciting cases to test the wits of young detectives- with solutions, by the master of suspense, at the end of each story, by Alfred Hitchcock, i

Eighty-Five (85) Franklin Library Classic Mystery Novels in Fine Leather Bindings(Franklin Center, PA: 1970s and later), octavo (9 in. tallest), silk-lined endpapers, gilt to boards and page edges. Si