BIGGLES - AIR DETECTIVE

First Published on 7th July 1952 - 93 pages (large "annual" style format)

 

This contains seven short stories. They are all Air Police stories except for the last one, which is a Second World War story. These are as follows:-

 

THE CASE OF THE BLACK SHEEP

An ex-RAF Officer is using his aircraft to smuggle nylons into the UK, picking them up from a ship.

 

THE CASE OF THE VISITING SULTAN

A notorious US gangster is planning to attack a Sultan's aircraft in order to steal his diamonds.

 

THE CASE OF THE UNREGISTERED OPERATOR

Biggles goes to prison in order to uncover an illegal air transportation operation for criminals.

 

THE CASE OF THE WOUNDED AGENT

Biggles is sent on a special assignment to save a secret agent, and his information, from Bulgaria.

 

THE CASE OF THE BRILLIANT PUPIL

An excellent flying pupil, who already knows how to fly, is using his solo flights for illegal reasons.

 

THE CASE OF THE MURDERED APPRENTICE

Biggles uncovers a smuggling operation from Holland when investigating why a man was murdered.

 

THE CASE OF THE STOLEN AIRCRAFT

A man who has designed a new plane is stealing aircraft for the aviation fuel they contain.

(The book cover shows a portrait of Biggles in his flying gear with a seaplane behind him)

 

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Biggles - Air Detective

Publication Details - published in the style of an annual by Marks and Spencer

 

 

 

Front Endpiece and Title Page

 

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