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New York: Dell Publishing. Good. ca. 1937. Softcover. Condition is good minus. Front cover starting to come loose from the pages along the inner edge. Each cover has long slight creases from top to bottom. Covers have some slight corner wear. Book is very slightly bent overall. Page margins are lightly browned. ; Dell No. 95. Reprinted by arrangement with William Morrow & Co. .

Lancer Books, New York, 1970. Edge wear, light rubbing wear to front cover. Inside is good but age tanned; clean with no markings or writing. Satisfaction guaranteed.

New York: Dell, 1945. 1st Paperback Edition. Soft cover. Good. Vintage Paperback. Dell #95. Solid First Paperback Printing. square, tight and clean throughout. Moderate page toning. Several vertical cover creases. Some wear to edges and rubbing to hinges. Still bright with no chipping or tears. Not perfect but a complete, collectbale copy of a scarce title in any condition and at a great price.

USA.: DELL Mapback Edition Book, 1945. 237 pages.Movie Tie-In = As The Last Express for Universal from IMDB = "Underworld boss Frank Hoefle has evidence against him stolen, by his henchman Pinky, from the office of District Attorney Meredith, but is then stolen from Pinky, and the thief demands a ransom of 300,000 dollars for its return to Hoefle." See pictures - corners and covers are worn but pages still tight in binding. Illus. by Gerald Gregg Cover Art.. Mass Market Paperback..

Lancer Books. New York. [1970]. Lancer Books. [1970] Paperback reprint. Covers worn, sunned and creased, pages browned. Generally sound.

USA.: DELL Mapback Edition Book, 1945. Book. Illus. by Gerald Gregg Cover Art.. Good -. Soft cover. First Edition By This Publisher.. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. 237 pages.Movie Tie-In = As The Last Express for Universal from IMDB = "Underworld boss Frank Hoefle has evidence against him stolen, by his henchman Pinky, from the office of District Attorney Meredith, but is then stolen from Pinky, and the thief demands a ransom of 300,000 dollars for its return to Hoefle." >> This is a reading copy. Heavy cover creasing;; spine slant; pencil to front end page & last page..