You'll Never See Me Again by Irish, William - 1951

NY: Dell Books. VG. 1951. 1st Edition. Paperback. Dell 10 Cent No. 26, 1951. A paperback original. Very Good condition. The book has a 1" diagonal crease at the front cover's lower edge. Sma ll creases to the upper and lower right corners. Faint vertical crease at the front cover. Tanning and rubbing to the spine. The rear cover has a 1" diagonal crease at its lower left corner and a stress crease a the middle of its spine seam. Mild tanning to the pages. Cover art by Robert Stanley. .

New York: Dell, 1939. First Edition, Paperback Original. Staplebound, unpaginated. A lightly used copy with some minor creasing from reading and a trace of edge wear in printed wrappers. The front cover is a painting by Robert Stanley depicting two men pulling a wrapped mummy-like body of a woman from a brick wall, with the caption, “Was this loglike object the pretty young woman who had disappeared?”

Dell Ten Cent Books. New York: Dell Publishing Co. , 1951 . 26 , very good , some creases, PBO. Cover by Robert Stanley. , paperback,

New York: Dell, 1939. First Edition, Paperback Original. Staplebound, unpaginated. A lightly used copy with some minor creasing from reading and a trace of edge wear in printed wrappers. The front cover is a painting by Robert Stanley depicting two men pulling a wrapped mummy-like body of a woman from a brick wall, with the caption, “Was this loglike object the pretty young woman who had disappeared?”

NY: Dell Ten Cent Books. Very Good. 1951. First Edition. Softcover. Original illustrated stapled wraps. Covers lightly rubbed, creased. Pages lightly toned. PO name stamped to title page. ; 24mo 5" - 6" tall .

NY: DELL.. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1951. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. First edition. A paperback original. About fine in stapled pictorial printed wrappers. (Text lightly age toned. ) Three stories. .

New York: Dell Publishing Company, Inc., [1951].., 1951. First edition. First edition. PBO. Dell 26. Small old water stain to back cover else a very good copy in pictorial wrappers. "You'll never see me again" were the last words said by Smiles before she disappeared. Her new husband is on the verge of being jailed when he talks the detective into a last chance in which he finds something that starts the two of them on a frantic search for the truth.