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Anatomy of a Murder by Robert Traver [FIRST EDITION] 1958 • St. Martin's Press highrise Conan Doyle showed his ownAnatomy of a Murder by Robert Traver FIRST EDITION 3rd PRINTING [1958] ST. MARTIN'S PRESS Hardcover with dust jacket in very good condition. Dust jacket shows visible wear but is overall in very good shape; a few marks, scuffs and some chipping to edges. Still vibrant, with unclipped panels and original cover price. Housed in protective mylar jacket. Book itself is excellent; cover features red boards with cloth spine and gilded title; looks good as