"The Case Of The Velvet Claws" 1933 GARDNER, Erle Stanley Women's Accessories

"The Case Of The Velvet Claws" 1933 GARDNER, Erle Stanley Women's AccessoriesGARDNER, Erle Stanley [310] pp. Grosset & Dunlap 1933 7 3 4" x 5 1 4" Jacket design by Gorska w 1941 gift inscription on FFEP *upper right jacket chip to head of spine* A cornerstone, of American mystery fiction. Erle Stanley Gardner's first book and first Perry Mason mystery California lawyer Perry Mason takes on a client, Eva Belter, who is described and instantly hated, as all velvet and claws by his secretary Della Street. Eva's husband George is

the dustwrapper is faded to the spine with some small nicks at the extremities

sometimes nicknamed Elmo or Elmer

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and the father finds that the son left a wife and two small children

people and local legends of the areas Corbett went to

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who gave the lovely ladies their earthly immortality

this is a reproduction of a sporting scene by the English Master Engraver - Ken Hunt

Published by Longmans

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