2-book thriller set “Never Kill a Cop” & “Secret Mission To Bangkok” First editions Vintage paperbacks 1959 / 1961
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Two vintage first edition paperbacks: “Never Kill A Cop” by Lee Costigan, published by Pocket Books in 1959, paired up with a high-stakes espionage novel “Secret Mission to Bangkok” by Van Wyck Mason, also by Pocket in 1961.
Both books are in superlative condition for paperbacks of this vintage. Each has a crease along the back cover. Text blocks are tight and edge tinting is pleasingly even and not worn. No loose pages or folded or torn ones.
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| Weight | 16 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 8 × 3 in |
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