FROM WHAT FAR STAR by bryan berry - 1950's

Panther Books 40, 1953 Panther 40 in Good condition. Three inch corner torn off lower left back cover.. Digest Sized Paperback. Good Minus.

Panther Books 40, 1953 Panther 40 in Good condition. Half inch chip top of spine, one inch corner torn off lower right front cover.. Digest Sized Paperback. Good.

London: Hamilton & Co.. Good in Good dust jacket; Pages browning. Jacket 3" tear, shelfwear, . price-clipped, stains on back.. 1953. Hardcover. 8vo; 143 pages .

Panther Books/Hamilton & Co.: London, 1953. vg. Paperback vg 1st Panther 40 1953? edition paperback, In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

panther, 1950's. , very good - fine, spine chip, , paperback,

hamilton, 1953, first edition ,,. LARGE PRICE CLIP, else near fine jacket only, NO BOOK

"They offered Earth the stars --- but for a very special reason". Reginald 01196. 143 pages. Previous owner's [Luther Lake Growth Center] ink stamp to the front free endpaper else VG or better copy with paper tanned, as usual, in edge worn/short tears, price clipped Good Dust Wrapper missing about 3/4" off the top of the spine, and lightly chipped at the spine heel. See photos clphE

Panther Books/Hamilton & Co.: London, 1953. First edition (& 1st printing). Hardcover. SF novel. Panther no 40. Cover by Gordon C. Davies. This small hardcover printing was issued simultaneous with the paperback. Page edges browned (cheap paper) else a fine copy in a VG (bright, unfaded pictorial) dustjacket with small chip along the top soine edge and other edge wear.

London: Panther Books/Hamilton & Co. [1953]. First edition . Hardcover. Edges of textblock toned. Light wear to cloth at the lower edges of the boards. Small bookstore stamp on the rear endpaper. Very good in very good price-clipped dust jacket with tiny chip and several tiny edge tears.

London: Hamilton & Co. (Stafford) Ltd, 1953. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. 16mo - over 5¾ - 6¾" tall. Full turquoise cloth. 143 pp. Bruise to lower corner of front board. Foxing to edges of text block. Toning to interior. Dust jacket is price clipped, lightly rubbed to extremities, moderately soiled. When Harry Sellars, a security officer, first became suspicious of one of the physicists working at the Space-Ship Development Centre, he did not imagine that he would end up helping to win Earth's greatest battle. At first, when he saw a man walk through a solid wall, he thought that he was going mad. But his later investigations proved his sanity quite conclusively. Something had walked through walls, alright - but certainly not a man. Sellars' adventures in tracking down the alien and learning of its purpose on earth, form the basis of this intriguing science-fiction story.