Hutchinson London No date 206

       ("Golden Antioch lay like a jewel at a mountain’s throat ...”)
       (The Falling Star—­magazine—­Adventure 10/23/26)

Cover red

THE CAVES OF TERROR

Hutchinson London No date 255
(Pocketbook) Doubleday, Page New York 1924 118

("Meldrum Strange has a way with him ...”)
(The Gray Mahatma—­magazine—­Adventure 11/10/22
Famous Fantastic Mysteries 12/ 51)

Cover light blue—­rose letters

C.I.D.

Century New York 1932 280
Hutchinson London 1932 288

("It was typical south-west monsoon weather ...”)
(C.I.D.—­Magazine—­Adventure 3/1/33 to 4/15/33)

Cover yellow—­black letters with red and black Oriental Figure

COCK O’ THE NORTH

Bobbs-Merrill Indianapolis 1929 340

("Angus, nicknamed “Gup” McLeod, six feet two and a half
inches of him, came untouched out of the Great War ...”)
(The Invisible Guns of Kabul—­magazine—­Adventure 10/1/29)

Cover orange—­black letters

THE DEVIL’S GUARD

Bobbs-Merrill Indianapolis 1926 335
Oriental Club
Wells & Shakespeare

("I find myself wondering why I should go to the trouble to
write what few men will believe ...”)
(Ramsden—­magazine—­Adventure 6/8/26)

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DIAMONDS SEE IN THE DARK

Hutchinson London No date 287

(See ibid—­East and west)

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EAST AND WEST

    Appleton-Century New York 1937 310

       ("Moses Lafayette O’Leary tossed his pith helmet to a coolie ...”)

Cover yellow—­black letters with red and black Oriental Figure

THE EYE OF ZEITOON

Bobbs-Merrill Indianapolis 1920 354
McKinley, Stone & McKenzie[A]
A.L.  Burt

("It is written with authority of Tarsus that once it was
no mean city ...”)
(The Eye of Zeitoon—­magazine—­Romance 2/ 20)

Cover reddish-brown—­brown letters on black background

[Footnote A:  Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery—­A set of ten titles]

FULL MOON

Appleton-Century New York 1935 312

       ("Bombay sweltered ...”)
       (Full Moon—­magazine—­Famous Fantastic Mysteries 2/ 53)

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THE GUNGA SAHIB

    Century New York and London 1934 303

       ("Birds sang blithely at the forest’s edge ...”)
       (When Trails Were New—­magazine—­Argosy-All-Story 10/27/28
                                                        to 12/1/28)
    Cover yellow-black letters