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Date |
Issue Points - Notes |
| The Broken Trust |
Thomson |
1929 |
Not in English Catalogue of Books |
| The Ace of Death |
Stanley Paul |
1930 |
DJ 7/6 |
| The Murder House |
Ditto |
1930 |
DJ 7/6 |
| Death on Danger Hill |
Ditto |
1931 |
DJ 7/6 |
| The House in Sinister Lane |
Ditto |
1931 |
DJ 7/6 |
| The Girl in a Hurry |
Thomson |
1932 |
Not in the ECB |
| Haunting Lights |
Ditto |
1932 |
March 32. DJ 7/6 |
| Shadowed By the CID |
Stanley Paul |
1932 |
Oct 32. DJ 7/6 |
| Lonely Hollow Mystery |
Ditto |
1933 |
March 33. DJ 7/6 |
| Alias the Crimson Snake |
Ditto |
1933 |
Oct 33. DJ 7/6 |
| Creaking Gallows |
Ditto |
1934 |
Not in ECB |
| Death Takes a Hand |
Ditto |
1934 |
July 34. DJ 7/6 |
| Shot at Night |
Ditto |
1934 |
Nov 34. DJ 7/6 |
| Margaret Benson's View |
Long |
1934 |
Not in ECB |
| Frampton of the Yard |
Stanley Paul |
1935 |
DJ 7/6 |
| Staring Eyes |
Ditto |
1935 |
Not in ECB |
| The Dumb Witness |
Ditto |
1936 |
DJ 7/6 |
| Was the Mayor Murdered ? |
Ditto |
1936 |
DJ 7/6 |
| The Man They Feared |
Ditto |
1937 |
Feb 37. DJ 7/6 |
| The Death Symbol |
Ditto |
1937 |
Aug 37. DJ 7/6 |
| The Man They Put Away |
Ditto |
1938 |
DJ 7/6 |
| Lying Lips |
Long |
1938 |
Not in ECB |
| Cornered |
Long |
1938 |
Not in ECB |
| Five Were Murdered |
Stanley Paul |
1938 |
DJ 7/6 |
| Her Own Affair |
Long |
1939 |
Not in ECB |
| Two Men from the East |
Ditto |
1939 |
March 39. DJ 7/6 |
| The Muse Theatre Murder |
Stanley Paul |
1939 |
Aug 39. DJ 7/6 |
| Melody of Death |
Ditto |
1940 |
April 40. DJ 7/6 |
| The Black Ribbon Murders |
Ditto |
1940 |
Oct 40. DJ 8/6 |
| Crime at Crooked Gables |
Ditto |
1941 |
Not in ECB |
| The Fool of the Yard |
Ditto |
1942 |
Feb 42. DJ 8/6 |
| The Devil's Tea-Party |
Ditto |
1942 |
Sept 42. DJ 8/6 |
| The Man Who Changed His Face |
Ditto |
1943 |
DJ 8/6 |
| Murder Limps By |
Ditto |
1943 |
DJ 8/6 |
| Murder By an Idiot |
Ditto |
1944 |
DJ 8/6 |
| Simon Takes the Rap |
Ditto |
1944 |
DJ 8/6 |
| The Man with the Crooked Arm |
Ditto |
1945 |
April 45. DJ 8/6 |
| The Strangler |
Ditto |
1945 |
June 45. DJ 8/6 |
| The J for Jennie Murders |
Ditto |
1945 |
Dec 45. DJ 8/6 |
| Murder in the Village |
Ditto |
1945 |
Not dated. DJ 9/-. |
| The Barush Mystery |
Ditto |
1946 |
Released Jan 47. Jacket 9/6 |
| The Pierced Ear Murders |
Ditto |
March 1947 |
Jacket 9/6 |
| Who Fired the Factory |
Ditto |
June 1947 |
Jacket 9/6 |
| The Silent Four |
Ditto |
Oct 1947 |
Jacket 9/6 |
| Brent of Bleak House |
Ditto |
Jan 1948 |
Jacket 9/6 |
| Hunted |
Ditto |
Mar 1948 |
Jacket 9/6 |
| Strychnine for One |
Ditto |
1949 |
Not in English Catalogue of Books |
| Death Haunts the Repertory |
Ditto |
1950 |
Not listed in ECB |
| The Yellow Disc Murders |
Ditto |
1950 |
Not listed in ECB |
| The Murder of Doctor Grey |
Ditto |
1950 |
Not listed in ECB |
| The Death Letter |
Ditto |
1951 |
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| Murder at Marlington |
Ditto |
1951 |
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| Murder Through Room 45 |
Ditto |
1952 |
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| The Starry Eyed Murder |
Ditto |
1952 |
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| Frampton sees Red |
Ditto |
1953 |
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| The Westlade Murders |
Ditto |
1953 |
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| Murder in Windy Coppice |
Ditto |
1954 |
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| A Scream at Midnight |
Ditto |
1954 |
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| The Black Rat |
Ditto |
1955 |
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| Murder in the Surgery |
Ditto |
1955 |
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| Pagan Joe |
Ditto |
1956 |
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| Were Was Trail Murdered |
Ditto |
1956 |
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| Condemned to Live |
Ditto |
1957 |
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| Murder at Lantern Corner |
Ditto |
1957 |
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| The Elusive Killer |
Ditto |
1958 |
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| The Vestry Murder |
Ditto |
1959 |
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| The Hospital Thief |
Ditto |
1959 |
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| The Spider Man |
Ditto |
1961 |
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| Murder at Brownhill |
Long |
1962 |
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Further Information
T Arthur Plummer is a pseudonym for Michael Sarne whose
main series character was Inspector Andrew Frampton. We know little else
about this author other than he was clearly prolific and that his books
benefited from some superb pictorial artwork. We are always interested
in hearing form anyone who can provide some more information about this
writer. |
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