In <4eec8606.0308140120.248e1127.DeleteThis@posting.google.com> fitzwicken.DeleteThis@mindspring.com (fitzwicken) writes:
Greetings.
I have a copy of "C is for Corpse" that is similar to this description
except that it has "Copyright C 1986 by Sue Grafton" on the copyright
page. What edition would this be?
Thanks.
Bill Fischer
>Hello;
>Per Thomas Lee
>On the copyright page the 24 of 25 lines is a Number String
>"13579108642" and the Dust Jacket price is $14.95 and no date on
>copyright page. He states the "C" may be the Scarcest of the books. He
>values a perfect copy @ $750
>Michael I.
>FitzWicken's Books
>"Yay" <smitje.DeleteThis@telus.net> wrote in message news:<NtF_a.11349$zE1.3647@edtnps84>...
>> I am sitting looking at a HB copy of ""C" is for Corpse" that I picked up.
>> Pub Henry Holt. 1986. Not stated as BC. DJ tight & seems unread. Only thing
>> I notice is "A Rinehart Suspense Novel" on the title page.
>>
>> Now, on ebay there are 2 apparently similar for mere $s.
>> Elsewhere I am seeing BIG money being asked for what seems to be the same
>> book. No mention of points or clues to 2nd, 3rd printings etc.
>>
>> Anyone care to give me a clue or two? It would be nice if it were worth I
>> bundle, but I don't expect it...& besides I'd have to find a copy to read!
>>
>> Yay
>>
>> What am I missing?
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