185pp, [1].

[Bound with:] LE QUEUX, William. A secret service: Being Strange Tales of a Nihilist. London. Ward Lock and Co. Limited, 1903. 128pp. With an illustrated frontispiece.

[And:] LE QUEUX, William. Secrets of Monte Carlo. London. George Newnes, [s.d.] 146pp. With a frontispiece and nine illustrations by Herbert Cole.

[Together with:]

LE QUEUX, William. The bond of black. London. T. Sealey Clark & Co., Limited, [s.d.] 128pp.

[Bound with:] LE QUEUX, William. The court of honour. London. F. V. White & Co., Ltd., [s.d.] [3], 6-128pp. Without half-title.

[And:] LE QUEUX, William. The veiled man. London. John Long, [s.d.] New edition. 124pp.

[Together with:]

LE QUEUX, William. As We Forgive Them: Being the Story of a Man's Secret. London. F. V. White & Co. Ltd., [1904]. 128pp.

[Bound with:] LE QUEUX, William. The woman at Kensington. London. Cassell and Comapny, Limited, 1907.185pp, [1]. With an illustrated frontispiece.

[And:] LE QUEUX, William. Wiles of the wicked. London. F. V. White & Co., Limited, [s.d.] 128pp.

[Together with:]

LE QUEUX, William. The under-secretary. London. Hutchinson & Co., [s.d.] 192pp.

[Bound with:] LE QUEUX, William. Who giveth this woman? London. Hodder and Stoughton, 1906. 125pp, [1].

[And:] LE QUEUX, William. Whatsoever A Man Soweth. London. C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd., [s.d.] 120pp.

8vo. Uniformly bound contemporary green cloth, ruled in gilt and blind, lettered in gilt. A trifle rubbed. Leaves browned.

A collection of early editions of eleven fiction titles, and one non-fiction work, by prolific Anglo-French journalist and author William de Queux (1864-1927); the majority in the genres of mystery, thriller, and espionage.