Vintage set includes a copy of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" (1940s-1950s), and "The Night Watch" by Thomas Walsh (1952). Nearly everyone is familiar with the story of the hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo. There have been numerous editions of this novel, as well as several movies made, as well as a cartoon. This French gothic novel was first published in 1831. This edition is in very good condition, and was part of the Book League of America Series. "The Night Watch" is a tense and atmospheric crime novel that unfolds over the course of a single night, where danger, deception, and moral choices collide. As darkness settles over the city, the night watch begins its quiet patrol through streets that appear calm on the surface but conceal hidden dangers. Within this shadowy world, a series of events draws together an unexpected group of individuals whose lives become entangled in a web of crime, suspicion, and shifting loyalties. Walsh builds suspense gradually, revealing the motives and secrets of his characters as the hours pass and tensions rise. What begins as an ordinary evening soon develops into a complex struggle between justice and corruption, where the actions of a few individuals may determine the fate of many. With its strong atmosphere and tightly constructed narrative, The Night Watch reflects the tradition of classic twentieth-century crime fiction, where character, suspense, and moral conflict drive the story forward.