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This is a very good hardcover. 1962 Walter Black Publishing. This copy is very good inside and out. The inside pages are very good and clean. The binding is tight and straight with fine sewn (not modern glued) binding. Grey hardcover boards are also very good with only a hint of shelf wear and feature gold lettering along spine in black block. Crown octavo book size or 5" x 8" with 135 pages. ESG design endpapers front and back.
This is Crows Can't Count and Try Anything Once, two crime fiction mystery novels in one edition. They were written by Erle Stanley Gardner, often published under his pseudonym A.A. Fair. This is the Walter J. Black, 1962 edition. Walter Black published a series of two-story volumes. These classic hardcovers collect his popular Cool and Lam detective series featuring the mismatched private eye duo Bertha Cool and Donald Lam.
Crows Can't Count originally published in 1946 is a mystery that follows pint-sized detective Donald Lam and Bertha Cool. A trust fund case escalates into murder involving dynamite, emeralds, and a talking crow.
Try Anything Once (1940): The partners are offered $1500 for Donald to simply spend the night in a motel room with a beautiful woman, a setup Donald correctly identifies as a dangerous red herring in a murder plot
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