1912, ISBN: 0f089d5806de6e67dea6337d33f6d59a

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Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 35.54], [PU: Rand McNally, Chicago], MYSTERY, BOOKSINTOFILM, DECORATIVECLOTH NOISBN, Fiction|Mystery & Detective, First edition. Decorative pale blue c… Plus…

Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 35.54], [PU: Rand McNally, Chicago], MYSTERY, BOOKSINTOFILM, DECORATIVECLOTH NOISBN, Fiction|Mystery & Detective, First edition. Decorative pale blue cloth stamped in dark blue, white and gilt. Illustrated by F.R. Gruger. Cloth moderately soiled, slight spine lean, else very good, lacking the scarce dustwrapper. The exotically named Futrelle was actually born in Pike County, Georgia, and among other things, founded the Sports Department at the *Atlanta Journal*. Futrelle created the character of Professor van Dusen, better known as the consulting detective, "The Thinking Machine." This mystery, featuring the gentleman-thief "The Hawk" and the disappearance of a Countess's garter, was published the same year Futrelle went down with *The Titanic* (his wife, traveling with him, survived). Basis for a 1920 film directed by Maurice Tourneur.<

1912, ISBN: 0f089d5806de6e67dea6337d33f6d59a

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Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 35.41], [PU: Rand McNally, Chicago], MYSTERY, BOOKSINTOFILM, DECORATIVECLOTH NOISBN, Fiction|Mystery & Detective, First edition. Decorative pale blue c… Plus…

Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 35.41], [PU: Rand McNally, Chicago], MYSTERY, BOOKSINTOFILM, DECORATIVECLOTH NOISBN, Fiction|Mystery & Detective, First edition. Decorative pale blue cloth stamped in dark blue, white and gilt. Illustrated by F.R. Gruger. Cloth moderately soiled, slight spine lean, else very good, lacking the scarce dustwrapper. The exotically named Futrelle was actually born in Pike County, Georgia, and among other things, founded the Sports Department at the *Atlanta Journal*. Futrelle created the character of Professor van Dusen, better known as the consulting detective, "The Thinking Machine." This mystery, featuring the gentleman-thief "The Hawk" and the disappearance of a Countess's garter, was published the same year Futrelle went down with *The Titanic* (his wife, traveling with him, survived). Basis for a 1920 film directed by Maurice Tourneur.<

1912, ISBN: 0f089d5806de6e67dea6337d33f6d59a

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Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 36.88], [PU: Rand McNally, Chicago], MYSTERY, BOOKSINTOFILM, DECORATIVECLOTH, Fiction|Mystery & Detective, First edition. Decorative pale blue cloth st… Plus…

Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 36.88], [PU: Rand McNally, Chicago], MYSTERY, BOOKSINTOFILM, DECORATIVECLOTH, Fiction|Mystery & Detective, First edition. Decorative pale blue cloth stamped in dark blue, white and gilt. Illustrated by F.R. Gruger. Cloth moderately soiled, slight spine lean, else very good, lacking the scarce dustwrapper. The exotically named Futrelle was actually born in Pike County, Georgia, and among other things, founded the Sports Department at the *Atlanta Journal*. Futrelle created the character of Professor van Dusen, better known as the consulting detective, "The Thinking Machine." This mystery, featuring the gentleman-thief "The Hawk" and the disappearance of a Countess's garter, was published the same year Futrelle went down with *The Titanic* (his wife, traveling with him, survived). Basis for a 1920 film directed by Maurice Tourneur.<

1912, ISBN: 0f089d5806de6e67dea6337d33f6d59a

Toronto: The Macmillan Co. of Toronto, Ltd, 1912. Hardcover. F. R. Gruger. 332; [4]pp. Octavo [19.5 cm] Light gray cloth over boards pictorially stamped in gilt, black and white. Four pa… Plus…

Toronto: The Macmillan Co. of Toronto, Ltd, 1912. Hardcover. F. R. Gruger. 332; [4]pp. Octavo [19.5 cm] Light gray cloth over boards pictorially stamped in gilt, black and white. Four pages of publisher's advertisements. Very good. Gentle bumping and rubbing to the extremities. The spine is slightly rolled, and the text block edges are lightly foxed. The pages are tanned, and have very occasional small stains. British and American editions listed in Hubin. Illustrated by F. R. Gruger. This novel involves a mysterious crook who goes by The Hawk., The Macmillan Co. of Toronto, Ltd, 1912, 0<