*Crime, Spies & Sleaze: Often dubbed ‘the poor man’s Sherlock Holmes’, there’s still no doubting the popularity of Sexton Blake, who has probably had far more fiction written of him than the world’s greatest detective. This week, we have added six digests from the famous Sexton Blake Library. These are picture library sized, but mainly text. The series ran from 1915 to 1968 and we believe these date from the early 1950s. 
PICTURED: SEXTON BLAKE LIBRARY ALL SOLD
#291 FN £9 The Body On The Cliff by Rex Hardinge
#292 FN £9 The Crime At The Fair by Hilary King
#302 VG/FN £8 The Secret Of The Jungle by George Rees
#303 VG/FN £8 The Riddle Of The French Alibi by Walter Tyrer
#338 VG £7 The Mystery Of The Outlawed Black by Rex Hardinge
#345 FN £9 The Strange Affair Of The Widow’s Diamonds by Hugh Clevely