Great American Mystery Stories of the 20th Century

This Franklin Library edition is in excellent condition, with no dust jacket as issued. The leather binding is intact, with gold embossing and a unique illustration by John Ward. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions, with the acid-free paper contributing to its preservation. The book shows no signs of library use or markings.

"Great American Mystery Stories of the 20th Century" is a distinguished anthology published by The Franklin Library in 1989. This edition is a testament to the rich tradition of American mystery literature, showcasing stories selected by the editors with input from mystery expert Kenneth D. McCormick. The book is bound in high-quality leather, featuring gold embossing and an illustration by John Ward, crafted specifically for this edition. The Franklin Library is renowned for its collector's editions, and this volume is no exception, offering an acid-free paper and a durable binding that ensures longevity. This edition, originating from Franklin Center, Pennsylvania, is a collector's item for enthusiasts of American mystery narratives. The absence of an ISBN suggests its unique collector's status. The book's condition is excellent, with no inscriptions or library markings, making it a pristine addition to any collection.