ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S HAUNTED HOUSEFUL – Hardcover **Mint Condition**
ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S HAUNTED HOUSEFUL – Hardcover **Mint Condition**.
HITCHCOCK by Francois Truffaut With the Collaboration of Helen G. Scott 1966
HITCHCOCK by Francois Truffaut With the Collaboration of Helen G. Scott 1966. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Alfred Hitchcock & The Three Investigators In The Mystery Of The Headless Horse
Vintage hardback book Alfred Hitchcock and the three investigators in the mystery of the headless horse in very good condition , see photos for actual condition , bottom of binding has some wear as seen in photos , will ship media mail
Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories – Alfred Editor Hitchc, 0394412168, hardcover
ISBN: 0394412168. Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories That Go Bump in the Night. Author: Hitchcock, Alfred [Editor]. Gulf Coast Books presents. Condition: Used: Acceptable. Qty Available: 1.
Vtg Anthology Book Set Of (2) By Alfred Hitchcock Short Stories From The 1960’s
This product is a vintage anthology book set of two by Alfred Hitchcock. The books are likely to contain a collection of stories, essays, or other written works by the renowned filmmaker. These books could be a valuable addition to any collector’s library, especially for fans of Hitchcock’s work or those interested in the history of cinema.
Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Series #14 The Mystery Of The Coughing Dragon 1970 HC
Alfred Hitchcock Haunted Houseful 1961 1st Ed HC w/DJ Ghost Stories
Alfred Hitchcock’s Haunted Houseful. Features original blue illustrated endpapers with Hitchcock portrait and full-page interior illustrations. Random House, New York – 1961 First Edition. • Pages lightly age toned, typical for 1961.
The Secret of Terror Castle #1 Alfred Hitchcock Three Investigators VTG 1985 PB
No missing, torn, or written on pages. Please review all photos before purchasing.
Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine Lot Years 1970-73
Lot of 10 Magazines Please see pics
Alfred Hitchcock’s Witch’s Brew Book Eerie Stories Magic Supernatural Hardback
Published by Random House in 1977, this first edition book is illustrated by Stephen Marchesi and showcases Hitchcock’s unique narrative style.