British "NOT ACE" Books

 "ACE Books" 

Harborough Publishing Co Ltd.  1957 to 1962

NOT affiliated with the American Company ACE Publishing or ACE Books.

 "The closure of Archer Press and Harborough Publications in January 1954 were not to be the last heard of romance writer Paul Renin, for in 1955 Raymond and Lilian Locker reappeared as Verlock Press with more reprints. They had already experimented with a series of reprints under the names Trident Books and Trent Books, the former including the first reprinting of the now famous Jim Thomson, the latter reprinting a series of Ace Doubles from America. ¹ Rather confusingly they became Ace Books in 1957, although there was no connection with the American company. Ace Books was sold to Four Square Books in October 1959, ² then owned by the Godfrey Phillips tobacco company." ~ The Mushroom Jungle: A History of Postwar Paperback Publishing by Steve Holland (1993)

1: So far only 4 editions have been identified, they are listed in the ACE Doubles section.

2: Evedently they kept the the ACE Books "Spades" Imprint.

Current Title Count = 229

		TITLE	FRONT COVER	COVER BY	BACK COVER	EXTRA IMAGE/S	AUTHOR	GENRE	DATE	PRICE	NOTES
H-	No #	African Fury					George Michael	Fiction	1957	2/-	Possible this is the First Edition Published. # H-101?
H-	102	Be My Victim		John Vernon			Robert Dietrich	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	107	Death Hits The Jackpot					John Tiger	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	108	The Enemy		P. Morgan			Wirt Williams	War Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	109	Gem Hunter		John Vernon			Russ Anderton	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	110	Goat Island		John Vernon			William Fuller	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	112	Night Be My Witness		John Vernon			Walter Clapham	War Fiction	1957	2/6
H-	113	The Devil's Spawn					Robert Carse	Fiction	1957	2/-	Yellow Spine
H-	114	The Deadly Mermaid					James Atlee Phillips	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	115	A Tiger In The Night		George Gross			Robert Kyle	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	116	No Dram Of Mercy					Sybil Kathigasu G.M.	War Fiction	1957	2/6
H-	117	Man For Man					Tim Ganew	War Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	118	The Snake Pit					Mary Jane Ward	Fiction	1957	3/9
H-	120	In Spite Of Dungeons					S. J. Davis	War Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	121	Poker Face					Max Brand	Fiction	1957	2/-	Yellow Spine
H-	122	Interpool					A. J. Forrest	Nonfiction	1957	2/-
H-	123	Johnny Purple					John Wyllie	Nonfiction	1957	2/-	John Wyllie was a R.A.F. bomber pilot in Sumatra in 1942 and became a  POW. This book is based loosely on his own experiences.
H-	124	Noble Purpose					Sacha Carnegie	War Fiction	1957	2/6
H-	126	A Woman In Berlin					Anonymous	Nonfiction	1957	2/6
H-	127	The Cage					David Billany and David Dowie	War Fiction	1957	3/-
H-	129	The Filibusters					John Lodwick	Nonfiction	1957	2/6
H-	130	The Golden Fool					David Divine	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	132	The Fancy Dress Party					Alberto Moravia	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	133	Married Quarters					Tim Carew	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	137	Treason					Jean Bruce	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	142	The Grass Is Singing					DorisLessing	Fiction	1957	2/6
H-	143	The Gallery					John Horne Burns	Fiction	1957	2/6	Red Spine
H-	144	Airborn Invasion					John Hetherington	Nonfiction	1957	2/-
H-	146	Satchmo: My Life In New Orleans					Louis Armstrong	Biography	1957	2/-	Louis Armstrong’s autobiography, Satchmo, printed in 1957 by UK Ace Books, paints an evocative picture of New Orleans in the early 20th century with its early jazz legends (King Oliver, Kid Ory, Harry Zero, etc) and the musical nightlife.
H-	147	The Last Chance					Frank O'Rourke	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	148	The Doctors					Andre Soubiran	Fiction	1957	2/6
H-	150	The Squrrel Cage					Edwin Gilbert	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	151	Yelleowhorse					Dee Brown	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	152	The Road To Liberty					Jean Brilhac	Nonfiction	1957	2/-	The story of 186 French soldiers who escaped via Russia from German POW camps Offlag 2D, Stalags 1, 2A and 2B early in WWII. They reached England in September 1941 to fight with the Free French Army.
H-	153	Bicycle Thieves					Luigi Bartolini	Fiction	1957	3/3
H-	154	A House Is Not A Home					Polly Adler	Fiction	1957	3/6
H-	155	Dylan Thomas In America					John Malcolm Brinnin	Nonfiction	1957	2/6
H-	156	Lifer					Jim Phelan	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	157	Farewell Campo 12					Brigadier James Hargest	War Fiction	1957	3/3
H-	158	Street Music					Theodora Keoga	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	159	Bachelors Anonymous					Vivian Connell	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	160	In Dubious Battle					John Steinbeck	Fiction	1957	2/6
H-	161	Evidence For The Crown					Molly Lefebure	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	162	Listen Comrades					El Campesino	Nonfiction	1957	2/-
H-	163	Carl And Anna					Leonhard Frank	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	164	Canal In Moonlight					Kathleen Sully	Fiction	1957	2/-
H-	165	Go Tell It On A Mountain					James Baldwin	Juvenile Delinquent	1957	2/6
H-	166	Panzer Leader					General Heinz Guderian	War Fiction	1957	?
H-	167	The Street		John Vernon			Ann Petry	Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	168	A Hero Of To-Day					Vasco Pratolini	Juvenile Delinquent	1958	4/-
H-	169	Fraulein		John Vernon			James Mcgovern	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	170	Into The Labyrinth					Francoise Mallet-Joris	Fiction	1958	2/-
H-	171	The Dead Look On		John Vernon			Gerald Kersh	War Fiction	1958	3/3
H-	172	The Rough And The Smooth					Robin Maugham	Fiction	1958	2/-
H-	173	Love In The South Seas					Bengi Danielsson	Nonfiction	1958	2/6	A cover that is a bit more racy than would be acceptable in the States at this time period. This book features 8 pages of B/W photographs, and is a sociological study of Polynesian relationships by the anthropologist on the Kon-Tiki expEdition.
H-	174	Scellenberg					Walter Friedrich Schellenberg	War Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	175	A Cry Of Children					John Horne Burns	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	176	Russian Roulette		John Vernon			Anthony Bloomfield	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	177	No Directions		Alex Jardine			James Henley	War Fiction	1958	2/-
H-	178	The Company Of Men					Romain Gary	Juvenile Delinquent	1958	4/-
H-	179	Alone		John Vernon			Admiral Richard Byrd	Nonfiction	1958	3/6
H-	180	Purposes Of Love					Mary Renault	Fiction	1958	3/6
H-	181	Affair In Capri					Mario Soldati	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	182	Barbary Shore					Norman Mailer	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	183	Conjugal Love					Alberto Moravia	Fiction	1958	3/3
H-	184	Prisoners Of Fear		Alex Jardine			Ella Lingens-Reiner (Dr.)	War Fiction	1958	2/-	WWII
H-	185	The Naked Streets					Vasco Pratolini	Juvenile Delinquent	1958	3/3
H-	186	The Postman					Roger Martin du Gard	Fiction	1958	2/-
H-	187	Berlin Hotel					Vicki Baum	Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	188	Night And The City		John Vernon			Gerald Kersh	Fiction	1958	2/6	Night and the City was originally published in the UK (hardbound) in 1938 by William Heinemann Ltd. This story was the source for two films: the 1950 Night and the City starring Richard Widmark and the 1992 release starring Robert de Niro.
H-	189	The Lovely And The Damed		John Vernon			Richard Collier	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	190	Lady Chatterley's Lover					D. H. Lawrence	Fiction	1958	3/6	Note that this Edition is listed as "first authorised British paper-back Edition."
H-	191	A Walk In The Sun					Harry Brown	War Fiction	1958	3/3
H-	192	The Path To The Nest Of Spiders					Italio Ccalvino	Juvenile Delinquent	1958	2/-
H-	193	The Healing Oath					Andre Soubiran	Fiction	1958	2/6	First published in French. Translated by Oliver Coburn. Sequel to the The Doctors. Contains four (4) pages of advertisements for other Ace/Harborough titles.
H-	194	Shore Leave		John Vernon			Frederick Wakeman	Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	195	A Room In Paris					Peggy Mann	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	196	The Short Cut					Ennio Flaiano	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	197	Police Headquaters		John Vernon			Quentin Reynolds	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	198	Country Place					Ann Petry	Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	199	The Sheltering Sky		John Vernon			Paul Bowles	Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	200	Randall And The River Of Time		John Vernon			C. S. Forester	Fiction	1958	5/6
H-	201	A Dance In The Sun		John Vernon			Dan Jacobson	Fiction	1958	2/-
H-	202	The Country Of White Clover		John Vernon			H. E. Bates	Fiction	1958	2/-
H-	203	Flaming Janet		John Vernon			Pamila Hill	Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	204	The Midwife Of Pont Clery		John Vernon			Flora Sandstrom	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	205	Sainte Colline		John Vernon			Gabriel Chevallier	Juvenile Delinquent	1958	2/6	Listed as "A droll, irreverent story about a French boys' school."
H-	206	The Colours Of The Day					Romain Gary	Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	207	Fast Work					Peter Cheyney	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	208	We Of Nagasaki					Takashi Nagai	Nonfiction	1958	2/6
H-	209	The Moth					James M. Cain	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	210	Flying Officer X					H. E. Bates	Nonfiction	1958	2/6	Originally publishes under the titles How Sleep the Brave and The Greatest People in the World (both c.1942) with H. E. Bates using the pseudonym "Flying Officer X." This Edition contains an additional three (3) stories. A collection of 16 short stories including It's Never In The Papers; There's No Future In It; The Young Man From Kalgoorlie; It's Just The Way It Is; The Sun Rises Twice; A Personal War; K For Kitty; The Greatest People In The World; How Sleep The Brave; The Beginning Of Things; Croix de Guerre; Yours Is The Earth; There's Something In The Air; The Bell; Free Choice Free World; and Sergeant Carmichael.
H-	211	The Dark Labrinth					Lawrence Durrell	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	212	A Summer Night					Alan Moorehead	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	213	The Young Have Secrets					James Courage	Juvenile Delinquent	1958	2/6
H-	214	A Pail Of Oysters		John Vernon			Vern Sneider	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	215	Focus		Sandro Symeoni			Arthur Miller	Fiction	1958	2/6	Back cover has a photograph of a very young Arthur Miller. Focus is Auther Miller's one and only novel.
H-	216	The Fugitive		John Vernon			Jean Hougron	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	217	Asphalt And Desire					Frederic  Morton	Juvenile Delinquent	1958	2/6
H-	218	Boswell's London Journal					Frederick A. Pottle (Ed.)	Fiction	1958	3/6
H-	220	Slattery's Hurricain		John Vernon			Herman Wouk	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	221	The Time Of Indifference		Sandro Symeoni			Alberto Moravia	Fiction	1958	3/6	Translated by Angus Davidson
H-	222	Tomorrow Will Be Better					Betty Smith	Fiction	1958	4/1
H-	223	All Thy Conquests					Alfred Hayes	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	224	Quicksand					William Brinkley	War Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	225	The Fascinator					Theodora Keogh	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	226	The Sweetheart Of The Razors					Peter Cheyney	Juvenile Delinquent	1958	2/6
H-	227	Payoff In Calcutta					Richard Collier	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	228	The Golden Sleep					Vivian Connell	Fiction	1958	4/-
H-	229	Scum Of The Earth					Arthur Koestler	Nonfiction	1958	2/6
H-	230	The Red Room					Francoise Mallet-Joris	Fiction	1958	2/6
H-	231	Hiroshima Doctor					Michihiko Hachiya	Nonfiction	1958	4/-
H-	232	Strange Fruit					Lillian Smith	Fiction	1958	3/6
H-	233	Mildred Pierce					James M. Cain	Fiction	1958	5/6
H-	235	For Esmé - With Love & Squalor					J. D. Salinger	Fiction	1959	2/6	By J. D. Salinger, author of "The Catcher in the Rye."
H-	238	The Blitz					Constntine Fitzgibbons	Nonfiction	1959	4/-
H-	240	Leftover Life To Kill					Caitlin Thomas	Nonfiction	1959	4/-	Leftover Life To Kill is written by the widow of Dylan Thomas.
H-	241	Dark Streets Of Paris					Jean-Louis Curtis	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	242	Women In Love					D. H. Lawrence	Fiction	1959	3/6
H-	243	Fontamara					Ignazio Silone	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	244	The Blaze At Noon					Ratner Heppenstall	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	245	Rage Of Desire		John Vernon			Charles Mergendahl	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	246	A Ghost At Noon					Alberto Moravia	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	248	Les Girls					Constance Tomkinson	Fiction	1959	4/-	Graphics from Windmill Theatre
H-	249	Honshu					Yasuo Kuwahara and Gordon T. Allred	Nonfiction	1959	4/-	Japanese kamakizi pilots.
H-	251	Kampong					Ronald Hardy	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	252	City Of Spades		John Vernon			Colin Macinnes	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	253	Jealous Woman		John Vernon			James M. Cain	Fiction	1959	2/6	This volume collects two novels (or novellas) originally published separately by Avon Books: Jealous Woman and Sinful Woman.
H-	255	Journey Into A Fog					Margareta Berger-Hamerschlag	Juvenile Delinquent	1959	2/6
H-	258	A Walk On The Wild Side					Nelson Algren	Fiction	1959	3/6	A Walk On The Wild Side was filmed by Columbia Pictures under the same title. Earlier Edition of A Walk On The Wild Side with the same price and Edition code (H-258).
H-	259	If He Hollers Let Him Go					Chester Himes	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	260	Dressed To Kill					Peter Cheyney	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	261	La Ronde					Arthur Schnitzler	Fiction	1959	2/-	Original title: Reigen Illustrated by Philip Goug
H-	262	The Beat Boys					John Clellon Holms	Juvenile Delinquent	1959	2/6
H-	263	The Company She Keeps					Mary Mccarthy	Fiction	1959	2/6	2nd printing (same numbering scheme - H263) of The Company She Keeps (c.1959; 1960) with new cover art and a new cover blurb (compare them for amusement).
H-	265	A Ghost At Noon					Alberto Moravia	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	266	Children Of The City					Goffredo Parise	Juvenile Delinquent	1959	2/6	Translated from the Italian by Stuart Hood.
H-	267	Inside					Helen Bryan	Fiction	1959	4/-
H-	268	Young					Miriam Colwell	Juvenile Delinquent	1959	2/6	Contains five (5) pages of advertisements for other ACE (UK Edition) titles.
H-	269	Black Boy					Richard Wright	Juvenile Delinquent	1959	4/-	A Scorching Story of a Negro Adolescent in a Hostile World.
H-	270	Bread And Wine					Ignazio Silone	Fiction	1959	3/6
H-	272	The Blue Hussar					Roger Nimier	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	274	The Love Making Of Max Robert					Robert Shaplen	Fiction	1959	2/6	Contains five (5) pages of advertisements for other ACE (UK Edition) titles.
H-	275	The Lonely Ones					Charles Mergendahl	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	278	The Grand Seduction					Marcel Ayme	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	281	Scottsborro Boy					Raymond Petterson and Earl Conrad	Fiction	1959	3/6
H-	284	Kaywana Stock					Edgar Mittelholzer	Fiction	1959	3/6	Original title: The Haunting of Hubertus
H-	285	The Black City					Max Caulfield	Juvenile Delinquent	1959	2/6
H-	289	The Fatal Decisions					Anonymous	War Fiction	1959	2/6	WWII
H-	290	This Spring Of Love					Charles Mergendahl	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	291	The Hideout					Nicholas Fersen	War Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	293	Calling Mr. Callaghan		Robert McGinnis			Peter Cheyney	Mystery	1959	2/6	Interestingly, the cover art was snagged from Henry S. Maxfield's Legacy of a Spy (Crest Book s288).  Original Robert McGinnis cover art for comparison.
H-	294	A Gallery Of Women					Bernard Glemser	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	295	Moira					Julian Green	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	299	The Virgin And The Gypsy & St. Mawr					D.H. Lawrence	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	300	The Conformist					Alberto Moravia	Fiction	1959	3/6
H-	301	Nobody Dies In Paris					Jerry Weil	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	302	Cosh Boy					Bruce Walker	Juvenile Delinquent	1959	2/6	Cosh Boy, based on a 1959 play written by Bruce Walker, is about post-war Teddy Boy gangs terrorizing the neighbourhood.
H-	305	The Last Enemy					Berton Roueche	Fiction	1959	4/-
H-	308	Pick-Up On Noon Street					Raymond Chandler	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	309	Fingerman					Raymond Chandler	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	310	West End People					Peter Wildeblood	Fiction	1959	2/6	Peter Wildeblood’s novel West End People about all the nefarious characters in London’s Soho district was adapted into the musical The Crooked Mile.  It was originally published (hardbound) in 1958 by Weidenfeld and Nicolson Ltd.
H-	312	Round Trip					Don Tracy	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	313	The Rage Of The Vulture					Alan Moorehead	Fiction	1959	2/6
H-	317	Let Me Alone					Donald Windham	Juvenile Delinquent	1960	2/6
H-	318	Giovanni's Room					James Baldwin	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	320	You'D Be Surprised					Peter Cheyney	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	322	House Of Lies					Francoise Mallet-Joris	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	323	Forgotten Islands Of The South Seas					Bengt Danielsson	Fiction	1960	4/-	listed as "Illustrated"
H-	325	The Roman Spring Of Mrs. Stone					Tennessee Williams	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	328	Playing With Fire					Roger Vailland	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	330	Kaputt					Curzio Malaparte	War Fiction	1960	3/6	Translated from the Italian by Caesere Foligno.
H-	335	Time Will Knit					Fred Urquhart	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	336	My Name Is Celia					Rayne Kruger	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	338	Expresso Bongo And Two Other Stories					Wolf Mankowitz	Fiction	1960	2/6	Title story made into a film with Cliff Richards and Laurence Harvey. The other two stories are A Kid for Two Farthings and Make Me An Offer.
H-	340	Asphalt Playground					John Wiles	Juvenile Delinquent	1960	2/6
H-	341	The Trial Of Bebe Donge					Georges Simenon	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	345	Galatea					James M. Cain	Fiction	1960	2/6	Galatea was published by Signet Books (1152; 1954) and precedes the publication of this Edition.
H-	346	To The Victors The Spoils					Colin Macinnes	Fiction	1960	4/-
H-	347	Prospects Of Love					William Camp	Juvenile Delinquent	1960	2/6
H-	348	Wise Blood					Flannery O'Connor	Fiction	1960	4/-	Wise Blood is Flannery O'Connor's first novel and a dark and disturbing southern gothic classic.
H-	356	The Lost Girl					D. H. Lawrence	Fiction	1960	3/6
H-	363	The Charlatan					Christine Arnothy	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	368	It's Only Temporary					Charles Mergendahl	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	371	The Violent Wedding					Robert James Lowry	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	372	Island Of Love					Robert Langdon	Fiction	1960	4/-
H-	375	Death In The Fifth Position					Edgar Box (Aka Gore Vidal)	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	376	Death Likes It Hot					Edgar Box (Aka Gore Vidal)	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	378	Dentist In The Chair					Matthew Finch	Autobiographical	1960	4/-	Dentist in the Chair is a semi-autobiographical account of how from 1946 to 1949 dental colleges gave preference to returning WWII servicemen wishing to begin or restart their studies. This tale gives some idea of the antics this particular group of medical students got up to. Film cover with Bob Monkhouse.
H-	381	Flash And Filigree					Terry Southern	Fiction	1960	4/-	First published by Andre Deutsh Limited in 1958 and is Terry Southern's first novel. Terry Southern made his mark as an influential film writer on film dialogue for Dr Strangelove, The Loved One, The Cincinnati Kid, Easy Rider and The Magic Christian.
H-	385	Dillinger					Saul Cooper	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	388	G-Man At The Yard					Peter Cheyney	Fiction	1960	2/6	A Lemmy Caution novel.
H-	390	Love Among The Cannibals					Wright Morris	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	393	Corner Boy					Herbert Simmons	Juvenile Delinquent	1960	2/6
H-	395	The Cheats					Francoise D'Eaubonne	Juvenile Delinquent	1960	4/-	Film tie-in - Book directly on the French film "Les Tricheurs" of Marcel Carne.
H-	396	The Trials Of Oscar Wilde					John Furnell	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	399	Teddy Boy					Ernest Ryman	Juvenile Delinquent	1960	4/-
H-	400	The Sergeant					Dennis Murphy	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	404	The Badge					Jack Webb	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	409	Mafia Country					Brian Glanville	Fiction	1960	2/6
H-	413	The Dear Boys					Lawrence Little	Juvenile Delinquent	1960	4/-
H-	415	Never Come Morning					Nelson Algren	Fiction	1961	3/6
H-	418	Execution					Colin Mcdougall	Fiction	1961	2/6
H-	419	Between The Acts					Virginia Woolf	Fiction	1961	2/6	Photo cover insert of Virginia Woolf
H-	420	Lover's Point					C. Y. Lee	Fiction	1961	2/6
H-	422	The October Country					Ray Bradbury	Horror	1961	2/6	Originally published as an ACE Books Edition in 1961, this volume was published by Four Square Books (which owned the British ACE label) and continued to use the ACE logo. From Donald H. Tuck's Encyclopedia (Vol. 1) is a notice that the next printing of this story collection was also by Four Square Books in 1963 using the same book number (H-422). back cover with a picture of a very young Ray Bradbury
H-	423	Adventures In The Skin Trade					Dylan Thomas	Fiction	1961	2/6	listed as "first ACE Books Edition"
H-	425	To Sir With Love					E. R. Braithwaite	Fiction	1961	2/6	The book that brought about the movie of the same name and starred Sidney Poitney.
H-	426	The Savage					Noel Clad	Fiction	1961	2/6
H-	429	Stephen Hero					James Joyce	Fiction	1961	3/6	Listed as "the original draft of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man."
H-	431	Strike Heaven On The The Face					Charles Calitri	Juvenile Delinquent	1961	3/6
H-	436	Kangaroo					D. H. Lawrence	Fiction	1961	7/6	Kangaroo was first published in England by William Heinemann Ltd in 1923.
H-	445	A Time For Paris					George Goodman	Fiction	1961	2/6
H-	454	The Shook-Up Generation					Harrison Salisbury	Juvenile Delinquent	1961	2/6
H-	479	The Hit					Julian Mayfield	Fiction	1961	?	A novel of Negro life in Harlem by an African-American writer.
H-	487	Late Night On Watling St.					Bill Naughton	Fiction	1961	2/6
H-	490	Scollay Square					Pearl Sciff	Fiction	1961	3/6
H-	502	The Bitter Passion					John W. Wadleigh	Fiction	1961	2/6
H-	506	God's Blind Eye					Douglas Baber	Fiction	1961	2/6
H-	512	Black Rice					Katharine Sim	Fiction	1961	3/6
H-	514	The Fetish					Theodora Koegh	Fiction	1961	2/6
H-	521	The Small Assassin					Ray Bradbury	Fiction	1962	2/6
H-	535	Brother Cain					Simon Raven	Fiction	1962	3/6
H-	542	Children Of Circumstance					Roger Nimier	Fiction	1962	2/6
H-	543	The Establishment					Hugh Thomas (Ed.)	Nonfiction	1962	2/6	The Establishment or Seven Penetrating Essays on the Power Structure of a Class Conscious Society examines this vague body defined as the alliance or those institutions and social attitudes which enable the ruling class to maintain their position.
H-	545	The Mob's Man					James D. Horan	Fiction	1962	2/6
H-	549	Gone Away: An Indian Journal					Dom Moraes	Fiction	1962	2/6
H-	552	Teenager In Trouble					Charles Calitri	Juvenile Delinquent	1962	2/6	Blue Spine
H-	?	18 Months					Anthony Heckstall-Smith	Fiction	?	2/-
H-	?	Other Voice Other Rooms					Truman Capote	Fiction	1960	?
H-	?	Valiant Occasions					J. E. Macdonnell	War Fiction	?	2/-