Sexton Blake Library; The Riddle of the Green Cylinder, The Case of the Indian Watcher, and The Man Who Knew Too Much (3 issues: Nos. 332, 329 and 350, 1955).

A lively and enduring fixture of British popular fiction, The Sexton Blake Library brought the adventures of the famous detective Sexton Blake to generations of readers across much of the twentieth century, from 1915 until 1968. Issued in inexpensive weekly or monthly format, these compact volumes combined mystery, espionage, crime, and adventure in the classic tradition of British pulp detective fiction, and today remain highly evocative survivals of popular publishing history. On offer here is a set of 3 issues; The Man Who Knew Too Much, No. 350, by W. Howard Baker, The Amalgamated Press, c. June/July 1955;  The Case of the Indian Watcher, No. 329, by Anthony Parsons, The Amalgamated Press, February 1955;  and;  The Riddle of the Green Cylinder No. 332, by Warwick Jardine, The Amalgamated Press, c. February 1955.  All published in London, 1955. Undated, but possible to to date to 1955 due to issue sequence. Sometimes real author's names were used, and others were pseudonyms. Paperbacks, generally in good condition with bright, vibrant covers. Binding can be loose and issues subject to minor flaws and age-toning. Text in English. Covers + 64pp. Dimensions: each issue approximately 176mm high x 138mm wide x 4mm deep. Weight: approximately 140g (the set - unpacked). …