Here is a group of 3 rare, original Pocket Books, being sold together:

1. WUTHERING HEIGHTS by Emily Bronte. Pocket Books No. 7. Perma gloss cover is square and very bright and clean. lamination is lifting slightly on the spine, also at front edge. Cardboard has no damage. Small bit of rubbing to bottom corner. Red endpapers with logo in white line, very clean, no marks. Pages throughout are very bright white. Binding is tight. 9th printing, 1940. (First printing was in 1939).
VG.
2. A PINCH OF POISON by Frances and Richard Lockridge. Pocket Book no. 346. 1st printing indicated, 1945. Cover is bright and clean, slight curl to corners. Lamination is lifting at 1 inch area of spine. Not creased. Pages have slight aging. Light spotting on endpapers and first page of text.
VG.
3. TOPPER A Ribald Adventure by Thorne Smith. Pocket Books No. 4. 22nd printing, 1943 (first Pocket Books edition). Wartime printing, paper has held up very well, slight aging at outer edges, mostly still bright white. Not marked or written in. Very minor cover crease, edges are straight, covers are flat. Slight rubbing at spine fold. Binding is very tight. Pink endpapers. No spotting or odors. G+ to VG.