Original bright red cloth lettered in black. Benn's Three & Sixpenny Library. Spine faded and "folded." (See photo) Previous owner's name label. No synopsis found. This title was used both before and after Service used it, notably by Doyle in one of his Sherlock stories. Unusual Apology for references to Lord Strathbogie is undersigned (in print) by Service and four different publishers, stating that no further copies containing that name are to be printed ( Dated June, 1932). Begins with the Hon. Peter MacBeth, ingloriously drunk, at daybreak in Paris. It gets interesting on the first page when his taxi driver tries to roll him....336 pp.