Biggles Sets a Trap. Este artículo no está disponible.Biggles Sets a Trap

First Book Club Edition. Hardcover. 159 pp. Published by The Children's Book Club, London (1962), by arrangement with Hodder & Stoughton. Copyright 1962 stated to title page verso. Beautifully illustrated with black-and-white drawings and an atmospheric frontispiece by Leslie Stead. The book is an exceptional, Fine copy—bound in light blue cloth that remains wonderfully fresh, clean, and tight all round, with unrubbed black lettering and no previous owner inscriptions or internal markings. Housed in a complete, Near Fine original dust jacket that remains entirely unclipped, displaying the original Hodder & Stoughton 8s 6d retail price on the inner flap. The jacket is bright and free of the usual dust dulling to the rear panel, showing only a very short closed tear to the bottom edge. A beautifully preserved, crisp example of this later-period Air Police mystery. This adventure Biggles Sets a Trap is unique within the series because it is one of the few adventures where Biggles and his team do not fly an aeroplane at all. The plot unfolds as Biggles and Bertie travel to Ringlesby Hall, a rundown stately home in Hampshire. They are visiting Sir Leofric Landaville, a young pilot who believes his family is plagued by a historical, centuries-old "curse" tracing back to the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485. What starts as a seemingly supernatural anomaly quickly turns into an intricate Air Police investigation when Biggles detects a calculated string of modern criminal setups and murders. Armed with nothing but his sharp wits, Biggles meticulously orchestrates a trap to catch the intruder responsible.…