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by Gerald Hammond (Author) Format: Kindle Edition. 4.5 133 ratings. Book 19 of 23: Keith Calder. See all formats and editions. Few in the Scottish Highlands can match gunsmith Keith Calder’s knowledge of firearms. Fewer still have solved as many crimes as Calder, so it is fitting that Gerald Hammond’s unique, most popular amateur sleuth is ...
May 23, 1991 · Keith Calder’s gunsmithing used to be confined to the tools of sport. Did he ever expect to encounter an assassin? Along with whisky, bagpipes, and golf, the Scots have added in the last decade another robust, entertaining the Highland mysteries of Gerald Hammond, peopled with a colorful assortment of characters and, in his best-known Keith Calder series, filled with fascinating gun lore.
Keith Calder is a South African Postwar & Contemporary sculptor. Keith Calder's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 37 USD to 2,640 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2007 the record price for this artist at auction is 2,640 USD
Aug 9, 2018 · As we have come to expect from Gerald Hammond, this is a whodunnit of ingenuity and tension with Keith Calder’s own particular brand of humour. Born in 1926, Gerald Hammond lived in Scotland, where he retired from his profession as an architect in 1982 to pursue his love of shooting and fishing and to write full time.
Evonne H. ‘Gerald Hammond’s series about gunsmith Keith Calder is rewarding indeed.’ Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine ‘ A gruesome, lightheartedly complex caper in the Scottish lowlands .’ Kirkus Reviews IN THIS SEVEN-BOOK BOX SET: BOOK 17: IN CAMERA Robert Hall interviews for a job at Keith Calder’s gun shop and reveals he witnessed a ...
Dec 6, 2018 · Keith Calder’s gunsmithing used to be confined to the tools of sport. Did he ever expect to encounter an assassin? Along with whisky, bagpipes, and golf, the Scots have added in the last decade another robust, entertaining tradition: the Highland mysteries of Gerald Hammond, peopled with a colorful assortment of characters and, in his best-known Keith Calder series, filled with fascinating ...
