Again the Ringer, a first edition published by Hodder & Stoughton in London in 1929, showcases Edgar Wallace’s thrilling crime novel, featuring the elusive Ringer in a web of suspense and deception. This near fine copy, free of inscriptions, foxing, or browning, boasts pristine contents and covers. The collectible original dust jacket, correctly priced at 3/6, shows minimal wear. A cornerstone of 1920s crime fiction, this well-preserved volume offers collectors a splendid example of Wallace’s dynamic storytelling, capturing the era’s fascination with cunning criminals in a near-flawless presentation of literary intrigue.