The Doctors are Doubtful

London: Arthur Barker, 1935. First Edition. Publisher’s light blue cloth with orange titling. Faint sunning at spine with one small stain to front panel, else near fine. Dust jacket designed by noted children’s illustrator Joan Kiddell-Monroe remains remarkably bright with crease to rear flap and evidence of repair at spine ends with unobtrusive tape reinforcement verso. An Inspector Treadgold mystery involving a series of murders by poison. Weymouth was the pseudonym of Ivo Geikie Cobb, a London physician who dabbled in crime writing with medical plot devices. Rare in trade.