[dltr] Death and Letters. [Henry Gamadge] First published in book form in 1950. A woman imprisoned in her in-laws estate in the country manages to get a message to Gamadge hidden in a crossword puzzle. Gamadge does not know her, but its clear she knows of Gamadge via a woman who Gamadge had assisted in the past. This leads to a rescue and then to the discovery of a murderer, all revolving on love letters from a not-quite-major Victorian poet.
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[ri50.49]
Death and Letters.
New York: Rinehart & Co, 1950. 217p. hardcover.
Published May 11, 1950.
Cover image via Bar Harbor Book Shop.
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[dbc50.69]
[as] Detective Book Club Triple-Decker for September 1950.
New York: Walter J Black, 1950. hardcover.
Death And Letters by Elizabeth Daly; Of Missing Persons by David Goodis; A Murder Is Announced by Agatha Christie.
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[mm50.118]
Death and Letters.
New York: Mercury Publications, 1951. 127p. digest size.
"Complete and Unabridged". Mercury Mysteries No. 165. Published November 2, 1951.
Cover image via bookscans.com.
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[hh53.57]
Death and Letters.
London: Hammond, Hammond & Co, 1953. 192p. hardcover.
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[bk63.119]
Death and Letters.
New York: Berkley, 1963. 144p. hardcover.
F779.
Cover image via LibraryThing.
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[de81.120]
Death and Letters.
New York: Dell, 1981. 175p. mass market pbk. Isbn: 0440117917.
June 1981. 2.25 cover price. A Murder Ink. Mystery: no. 21 in the series numbering shared with Scene of the Crime mysteries.
Cover image via LibraryThing.
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[ga83.121]
Death and Letters.
New York: Garland, 1983. 217p. hardcover. Isbn: 0824049799.
series: Fifty classics of crime fiction, 1950-1975
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[fm15.122]
Death and Letters.
New York: Felony & Mayhem Press, 2015. 166p. trade pkb. Isbn: 1631940724.
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