"The Greenwell Mystery" 1934 LORAC, E.C.R. Sporting

"The Greenwell Mystery" 1934 LORAC, E.C.R. SportingLORAC, E. C. R. [256] pp. The Macaulay Company 1934 First American Edition7 3 4" x 5 1 2"When young Ian Campbell disappeared it was suspected that he had sold to a foreign government an invaluable process for the synthetic manufacture of gasoline. Lois Brendon, Ian's fiancee, refused to believe it. Her faith led her to risk her life in his vindication. The matter was put into the hands of Scotland Yard and Chief Inspector MacDonald began operations.

With matching dates of 1905 on the title and copyright pages

19) Stinger

w/ illustrations by Margaret Freeman

" was once a cutting-edge look that for decades led the evolution of menswear

He painted Man o' War

in which a larger canvas of a main composition is matched with a smaller ‘what happened next’ canvas

Limited edition 63/ 300

' Often copied but rarely equaled

two older and two younger - Matt and Jeannine

Haslam's brothers are Ralph Michael Haslam (born 1931) and William John Heywood Haslam (born 1933)

Diamonds Are Forever - Reprise 3:56

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