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N 2 B 3.1K C 0 E Mar 15, 2011 F Mar 15, 2011
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Frances and Richard Lockridge - Hanged for a Sheep
Bantam Books 305, 1948
Cover Artist: Gilbert Fullington

"Money – Marriage – Murder!"

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N 7 B 7.0K C 1 E Apr 16, 2011 F Apr 15, 2011
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Lewis Padgett - The Day He Died
Bantam Books 306, 1948
Cover Artist: Gilbert Fullington

"Murder was her business!"

Tags:   bantam vintage paperback murder mystery femme fatale

N 4 B 4.7K C 0 E Jun 16, 2016 F Jun 16, 2016
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Max Murray - The Voice of the Corpse
Bantam Books 358, 1948
Cover Artist: Gilbert Fullington

"Dead or alive – she talked too much!"

About the cover:
At three o'clock in the afternoon, Angela Pewsey broke off suddenly in the middle of a folk song. The neighbors within earshot were too relieved to investigate – Angela did not have a very sweet voice – and by the time they found her body none of them could remember a mysterious visitor stepping up to her window...

Tags:   bantam vintage 40s murder mystery paperback gilbert fullington

N 10 B 8.5K C 2 E May 30, 2013 F May 30, 2013
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John Dickson Carr - The Man Who Could Not Shudder
Bantam Books 365, 1949
Cover Artist: Gilbert Fullington

"He courted death at a weekend party."

Tags:   bantam vintage paperback murder mystery

N 8 B 8.6K C 0 E Sep 17, 2017 F Sep 17, 2017
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Mary Collins - Death Warmed Over
Bantam Books 718, 1949
Cover Artist: Gilbert Fullington

"Murder shadows a beautiful blonde."

About the cover:
"There was something under the pillow, and in my effort not to shiver, I clutched whatever it was. It was a small thing, harsh and sort of wiry. I pushed harder and harder into the sofa, and kept clutching at the thing. Suddenly I let out a little yelp. There was a pin in the thing, and I dragged it out from under the pillow and looked at it.
I was one great shivering knot of pain and fear. In my hand, tight, tight, was a fuchsia-colored snood. The snood..."

Tags:   bantam vintage 40s murder mystery paperback gilbert fullington


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