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Published by Gold Medal (890) in June 1959. Cover art is uncredited.

Published by Gold Medal (645) in February 1957. Cover art by George Mayers.

First published by William Heinemann Ltd. (hardback) in 1973. This paperback edition published by Corgi (ISBN: 0552121010) in 1983.

Originally published as "The Saint on Guard" in 1944. This re-titled paperback edition from Avon (744) is undated but is circa 1956. Cover art is uncredited.

First published by Gold Medal in February 1954. This digest edition (631) published by Phantom Books, Sydney, Australia in 1955.

Published by Signet (S1800) in May 1960. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

First published by Ziff-Davis (hardback) in 1948. This paperback edition published by Signet (1256) in December 1955. Cover art by Robert Maguire.

First published in the US by Lion in 1956. This edition published in the UK by W.H. Allen (hardback) in 1957. Cover art is not credited, and is a repainted version of the original Lion cover.

Originally published as "Farewell to Passion" by Original Novels in 1951. This re-titled edition published by Avon (684) is undated but is from 1955. Cover art is not creditied.

Published by Triad Granada (IBN: 0586045201) in 1982.

Published by Lancer (73-750) in 1968. Peter Saxon was originally a pseudonym of W. Howard Baker but it became a house name when Baker took over the editorial reins of the Sexton Blake line. At least five other authors published as Peter Saxon - Wilfred McNeilly, Martin Thomas, Rex Dolphin, Stephen D. Frances and Ross Richards - this particular novel is by Martin Thomas. Cover art by Jeff Jones.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 058312545X) in 1975. Klaus Netzen was a pseudonym of Laurence James. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

Published by Gold Medal (225) in February 1952. Cover art is uncredited. Re-issued in 2005 by Hard Case Crime.

Published as part of an Ace Double (68310)) toether with Kenneth Bulmer's "The Hunters of Jundagai" in August 1971. Cover art by Kelly Freas.

Published as part of an Ace Double (12140) together with Kenneth Bulmer's "The Wizards of Senchuria" in 1969. Cover art by Jack Gaughan.

Published by Gold Medal (k1360) in November 1963. Michael Brett was a pseudonym of Miles Tripp. This book was also published in the U.K. as by John Michael Brett. Cover art by MCD (John McDermott). "What is DIECAST? It might be healthier if you didn't know. For DIECAST is a deadly key, a code word for one of the most daring concepts ever devised in the dark, heartless world of international intrigue - an organization so secret that it's known only to its members."

Published by Dell (0019) in July 1967. Cover art by Robert Abbett.

Published by Dell (1198) in November 1966. Cover art by Robert Abbett.